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I betcha TNT is gonna make a stupid excuse for all that np to vanish. Like here's mine:

Horrible News! It seems like a theif came last night into the Haunted Woods and attacked Arnold's booth! He stole the jackpot of 1 billion dollars and it is no where to be seen! Arnold said though that he will still allow people to continue using his game.

Or maybe TNT will make those nps into prize rewards for like a plot or puzzle.

Please keep in mind that this topic is about Test Your Strength jackpot theories, not about what you'd spend it on. :)

Personally I'd find it very amusing if TNT would pull a fast one on people and say something along the lines of, "Oh no! The Test Your Strength jackpot has gotten so high that the owner has decided to take the NP and run off with it!" But then of course, that would effectively close the place down.

I don't think they can take it away. It would make way too many people mad. I honestly don't think it could ruin the economy. Some people with millions are frozen. I won't name but I know someone who has well over this jackpot who got frozen. S/he could have easily gone on a spending spree. So you know that person being frozen didn't ruin the economy. I doubt that giving that amound of NP to someone would ruin the economy. Anyone who is smart will bank it and live off the interest anyways. So I really doubt they will take the jackpot away. They will most likely keep it and someday someone might win it.

You know I'm not good with fractions...



Sure, but since when has TNT cared all that much about aggravating everyone?

And, uh, I always thought excessive spending was good for the economy...

Anyways, the chances of actually winning the jackpot must be ridiculous. Like, 1,00,000,000,000:1. Or more.

actually i have seen people on the high scores with a score of 99 and my thought is if someone did win the jackpot they would get hacked and or frozen witich would be very unfair for that person and neo wouldnt care about it

He meant that releasing that much money at a time would be bad for the economy. It's not true, of course, because 10 times that much is probably released daily through games.