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In my eyes, Logan did have a good vision.

Who gives a shit?
Seriously.  You don't get credit for having a good idea (it's not a good idea, it's a scam) then colossally fucking up the execution, taking zero accountability, and attempting to ghost.
To recap: the thing was a scam to begin with, he fucked up the scam because he's incompetent, he tried to ignore the broken scam in the hope that it would somehow disappear (it didn't), he took a tiny smidge of accountability when someone exposed him, then moved on to other scams.
Yeah no he's a piece of shit. >

I agree that he fucked up. I agree that he is incompetent.
I don't agree that it was a scam to begin with. From what I've seen, games like that exist and work. He was just speculating whether he could make it work on a bigger scale and fucked up because he is incompetent. >

That still doesn't make him a victim.
Even if we assume his intentions were 100% pure, he still took on a project that he was not capable of completing and cost people money from his incompetence. >

∆ Yeah, that is true.
He is a victim of Ibanez and CryptoKing.
But he cannot be the victim of his own project. >

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The buck stops with the one at the top.
If he's hiring people then it's his responsibility to make sure he hires the right people, that they follow the plan, that they deliver results, and that if the results aren't delivered that there's some sort of contingency plan -- like firing them and hiring somebody else.
Done properly, and assuming he truly intended to make something that worked, this would have been a very temporary, quickly rectified setback that at most would have resulted in a delay. >

Yes, as I mentioned he is at fault for the hiring, but now, after refunding people who are still part of the game and promising to get the game to what it was supposed to be, I feel kinda bad for him, that it didn't work out.
There was no way for him to know to fire them before the damage was already done.
However, I'm aware that he is doing just fine and there was no place for mistakes on release. >

He didn’t really refund people, crypto currency crashed in between these things so he effectively paid back much less actual currency than people spent on it. >

How is Logan Paul a victim? He could retire a millionaire and never work a day in his life again.  Yet he keeps going out of his way to run these get rich quick nft scams and not really facing any consequences. >

Yeah, the title was a poor choice of words.
I meant it in a way, that he wanted to do "good", but was used by scammers, because he is incompetent. >

He didn’t want to do “good” he wanted to make a fuck load of money without doing any real work whilst also being incompetent and selling a stupid game as an investment opportunity