StarWars

Guys, you know Spencer has responded now, and honestly, he gave one of the most ridiculous responses I’ve seen. I’m going to break down exactly what is so ridiculous about it.
He sent me a long message, and I’m going to go through it piece by piece.
First of all: everything that was released — including things that had already been publicly released — was sold by you. For example, the last few maps you sold were already released, and then suddenly you started selling them.
That’s pretty suspicious, isn’t it?
Naboo was released, then you sold it.
The SFC map was released, then you sold it.
The Kessel map was released, then you sold it.
The Athiss map was released, then you sold it.
Alderaan was released, then you sold it.
Hello? Isn’t that already a pretty strange coincidence, if nothing else?
Now, Spencer said the following about the Venator — and I’m quoting him directly:
I looked into this myself, and based on what I found, that statement does not add up.
First, I checked who actually created this Venator. The person who created the Venator is not even in the group Spencer mentioned.
On top of that, according to the information I found, this Venator was only created in 2023.
Spencer, stop making claims that don’t line up with the evidence.
In Part 1, we already established that you were selling content that had previously been released. Now we have information that, at least from what I could verify, suggests that this Venator did not come from the group you mentioned and that the timeline you gave does not match the creation date.
I also checked both Venators that I released. The other Venator was only created in 2021, and it was also created by a different user.
I’m censoring their usernames here because Spencer has a habit of throwing people’s names around in an attempt to find someone who will confirm his version of events. I don’t want to drag those people into this.
Also, it’s news to me that Spencer considers his Venator a “map.” From what I can tell, it would be more accurate to describe it as an asset.
So once again, there are multiple things here that simply don’t line up with what Spencer is claiming.
Now that we’ve established that Spencer’s claim about having the rights to these Venators since 2020 doesn’t add up, let’s move on to the second point: Kessel.
Spencer says — and I’m quoting him again:
I couldn’t find any evidence that this XY actually created the map or that the map originated from them. It seems like another name being mentioned without anything substantial to back up the claim.
So at this point, we know that Spencer likes to name people who are supposedly connected to or able to back up his claims. From my perspective, I find that pretty ridiculous.
He supposedly bought this map from someone years ago, and now that the map has been released, he is selling it.
Sounds like a great business idea, right? You’re a hero.
To be fair, though, I cannot definitively prove every part of this claim, so I’m not going to pretend that I can.
What I can say is that, based on what I checked, XY did not create this map. I looked at the meshes and compared the assets, and they do not appear to originate from that person.
So once again, the name being mentioned does not automatically prove ownership or prove that the map actually came from that person.
This is about the SFC map, which was released and then sold by Spencer. I quote:
Here, however, I cannot properly prove everything I’m saying, so I want to make that clear from the beginning. I can only partially challenge your statement.
Spencer, you constantly mention other people’s names when trying to justify where your maps came from, but suddenly you don’t mention anyone here.
To my knowledge, you did not actually purchase the resale rights in the way you claim. However, I want to ask everyone not to focus too heavily on this specific point, because I cannot disprove it properly — at least not yet. The map consists of assets from multiple different people, which makes the situation more complicated.
But this actually made me think of something else:
Don’t you tell other people or even other studios that they are not allowed to sell certain things because the meshes belong to you?
If that is the case, then isn’t this a form of double standard?
You are selling meshes from other people as part of a map, even though you apparently do not have the rights to those meshes yourself.
So we now have three points here. One of them has already been completely disproven.
Spencer also mentions several other maps where he supposedly has the rights from person X/Y. To avoid making this even longer, I checked what I could verify by looking at the meshes, checking who created them, whether those creators are on the relevant Discord server, and looking at the other assets used in the maps.
1. Rhen Var
Spencer claims that he got Rhen Var from person X/Y.
I cannot confirm or disprove that claim.
However, I can confirm that, based on what I found, Spencer most likely does have the rights to the assets used there. For that, I apologize, and I also want to thank Makomami’s Republic for making their asset pack open source for the STAR WARS Genre community.
I acknowledge that I made a mistake here, and I’m sorry for making a claim that I could not properly substantiate.
As I said before, I make mistakes too.
2. The Coruscant Map
Honestly, there are far too many different Coruscant maps, and everyone seems to have different rights to different versions. There are so many variations that I cannot determine with certainty who actually owns which version.
Because of that, this point is difficult to establish.
What I can say is that, in my opinion, this Coruscant map is not worth the price being asked for it.
Personally, I would recommend a maximum price of around $12 USD, if anything, because this map is extremely old.
And once again, Spencer mentions person X/Y as the supposed source of the map.
From my perspective, I would not consider this person particularly trustworthy, especially because you appear to be friends with them.
I could just as easily name 20 people and claim that all of them created this map. That alone wouldn’t prove anything.
As far as I know, this map doesn’t even contain any particularly new meshes. It is extremely old.
So having this map listed for $70 USD for years, or $30 USD with the discount, raises another question for me:
Is that really a fair price for everyone?
Then you made this statement:
So where exactly am I completely wrong?
Because from my perspective, you are making yourself look ridiculous here.
Unless you can provide an actual legal license, I’m going to say that you do not have the legal rights you are claiming to have.
If you can provide a legitimate license proving those rights, then I will take that into consideration and stop making that particular claim.
But a lot of what you are saying simply does not make sense to me.
You mention other people’s names even when they apparently have nothing to do with the map.
Then, suddenly, you don’t mention anyone when it comes to the SFC map.
You claim that you purchased rights in 2020, even though the Venator asset you are selling for $20 USD appears to have been created in 2021, while the other Venator was created in 2023.
The people who created those assets, as far as I know, do not appear to have any connection with you, despite your claim that the Venator came from DarkAmarok’s group.
You keep saying that you have the rights, but you are not actually showing what rights you have.
And by “rights,” I mean actual legal rights — for example, a legitimate license that allows you to sell Star Wars-related content, even if it is fan-made.
If you cannot provide anything demonstrating that you actually have those legal rights, then I don’t think simply saying “I own the rights” proves anything.
That is the issue I have with your argument.


Kaller Map
Your statement regarding the Kaller map:
This explanation honestly raises even more questions for me.
You claim that you have both a quality assurance team and a copyright team, and that you go through every map to make sure it is not stolen.
So my first question is:
The map contained your assets — did that make you assume that the map itself was legitimate and had not already been released or taken from someone else?
And what about Naboo, for example?
You removed the Naboo map, but you don't mention that case at all in your explanation.
If your copyright team really checks every map before it is sold, how did something like this get through that process in the first place?
Then there is the part where you say that you lost more than $100 USD because you bought the map from someone who allegedly scammed you.
Of course, I understand that if you want to resell something legitimately, you may need to purchase the appropriate resale rights. That is not what I am criticizing.
What I find questionable is that you have a supposed copyright team whose purpose is to prevent exactly these situations, yet you still ended up buying something that you later determined was illegitimate.
You have a lot of money and resources. So how is it that you apparently cannot find people who can properly verify these things before you spend $100+ on a map?
I personally know around 20 people who could probably tell you very quickly whether something has already been released, whether it is being sold somewhere else, or whether there are questions surrounding its ownership.
So what exactly is this copyright team checking?
And honestly, I don't think it matters whether someone actually purchased the map or not.
It's basically the same as someone selling you a PS5 and you later finding out that it isn't actually an original PS5. The fact that nobody else bought it doesn't suddenly make the product legitimate.
The same principle applies here.
If your team is supposedly checking every map before it is sold, then that verification should determine whether the map has already been released and whether the seller actually has the rights to sell it.
That's why your explanation about Kaller doesn't really answer the issue for me. It raises another question instead: if you already have a copyright team and a quality assurance team, why did this situation happen in the first place?

I quote Spencer:
You clearly don't want the STAR WARS Genre to change cause if you had you'd see the amount of effort I have and had previously been going through to try and squash asseting & doxxing and until you came around we basically had it completely squashed and done. My pricing on products is also MORE THAN FAIR. My entire motivation to go into selling was because developers were charging $150 USD per morph mesh, I did this originally to give people lower pricing for complete and custom packs. If you're able to link me ANY MAP that's stolen with proof I'm more than happy to take it down.

To change the STAR WARS Genre, you need influence and power. I don’t have that, and I don’t want it either. Apparently, you put a lot of effort into preventing releases and doxxing because it AFFECTS YOU. However, I don’t really see where you are trying to improve the genre.
Why not start by organizing group events, for example? That could be a good idea where different groups could work together. Even if it might sound a little excessive, you could, for example, organize a tournament where the prize is a free bundle. The winning group could receive the free bundle, and then you could do something similar every month.
You could also offer other things, such as sponsorships. In general, I think things should not be sponsored simply because of the money, but because of the gameplay and the games that have an impact on the genre. For example, Age of Rebellion, if that is the correct name, or other groups as well.
This is not meant as an attack, but rather as a suggestion.
Instead of only fighting against releases or doxxing, I think you should also put more effort into fighting racism and antisemitism.
Even if, from my perspective, Israel is committing genocide, that does not give anyone the right to make jokes about it. What kind of owner uses the N-word within the STAR WARS Genre community? Seriously?
It may be that your prices are justified FROM YOUR PERSPECTIVE. Of course, I know how expensive things like morphs can be. But selling old things — really old things, such as the Kessel map or the Coruscant map — for $20–30 USD or similar prices is not fair, in my opinion.
And again, why not adjust your prices more closely to the market? For example, the Batuu map for $10 USD. These maps simply are not worth that much anymore.
Price reductions because of releases and so on — the way these maps are priced is honestly ridiculous.
With the morphs, it is somewhat more understandable. Of course, it is expensive if someone wants custom morphs. But, for example, selling a morph pack for $100 USD even though it has already been released multiple times is not fair, in my opinion. If it had never been released, I could understand that price being fair.
You are selling things that are old and have already been available or released for years at the same price, even though some of them have been released for more than four years.

Hello, Spencer got upset because I was allegedly “LARPing with ChatGPT” and for several other reasons.
I’m going to ask questions and make claims one by one, okay?
Once again, in my opinion, you are scum who pretends to be some kind of hero or savior from scams.
Let’s start by breaking down Spencer’s statements from LA — Liar Alliance.
So, I’m going to list the things that were released and that you are selling. Of course, I’ll be fair — I’ll only list things that were already released and that you are selling afterward.
I also want to make it clear that I’m not a hero, and I’ve done a lot of things in the past that I would describe as “dirty.” However, I acknowledge my mistakes and I don’t do those things anymore. I was called out for what I did, and I faced the consequences for my actions.
I also want to point out that this list is not meant to imply that Spencer is the only person selling these maps. I’ve been involved in this community and in this field for several years, and I have personally experienced and seen which assets were released and later sold.
LA is not the only one offering these maps. Nevertheless, I want to show you that these maps were already circulating before you started selling them.
Of course, you can’t always know whether something was released or not. However, some of these things are clearly released, and you should know which ones those are yourself.
This map was asseted within the last 21 days.
This map was asseted within the last 21 days.
This map, or rather this asset, was asseted around 2–3 years ago and was later added to the Toolbox, so to speak. From my perspective, I was actively involved with the Venator, and I would say I was one of the first people to have this map. The Venator had scripts for several different things, but those scripts did not work.
This map has been asseted for around three years. I have this map myself, and honestly, I think it looks really ugly.
This map has been asseted multiple times and was, I believe, publicly released within the Star Wars genre. I can’t say with 100% certainty that it was asseted or simply publicly released, because I seem to remember it being available for free on a Star Wars genre server.This map, as well as countless other versions of it, have been asseted for years. As far as I know, this has been common knowledge for around 3–4 years by now.
These are only maps that were 100% asseted and that Spencer is selling. It doesn’t matter if you didn’t know about it — I’m only bringing this up to disprove your statement of “show me proof that it was asseted.”
Do you seriously think people are constantly taking screenshots or pictures every time something gets asseted? What about protecting yourself?
I mean, I wouldn’t take a picture of someone who asseted these things, only to potentially end up being identified as the person who asseted them myself.
Again, you have 100% proof right here, as I said, that you are selling a asseted map. Even if, for the sake of argument, only this one map can be confirmed to have been asseted with 100% certainty.
These are only the maps. They do not include systems or anything else. As I said, I’m only trying to disprove your statement with this list. These are strictly the maps I know were released. I could also go through everything else, such as systems, and point out what was released, resold, etc., if I have enough information to do so.
Spencer, people make mistakes, regardless of how they happen. I make mistakes myself, all the time. But if someone comes to you and says, “I want to sell you this map,” and you then sell it to someone else, you are also responsible for what you sell.
It’s like someone selling me fake bananas, for example. If I then resell those bananas and someone tells me, “Hey, those bananas are fake,” am I really not responsible anymore? I still have a responsibility to check whether something is legitimate, released, or otherwise unauthorized before I sell it.
All of this is only meant to show what is 100% confirmed to have been released. It does not show what has been resold or what price something was sold for.
Spencer, you want to know what my motivation is?
Honestly, I’m tired of you selling maps and other assets at ridiculous prices that, in my opinion, are not justified. On top of that, there are released maps, and there are also cases where you are actively selling things that do not belong to you, such as the Felucia map, the Naboo map, or, as probably the clearest example, the CWP map.
There are plenty of people who have complained about this.
You keep asking for proof that you are selling released content. What about the CWP map, the alleged Kaller map? Does that suddenly not count anymore just because it was released in the past?
I genuinely appreciate that you removed those three maps. I mean that seriously. But there are still more maps.
As I said, this is my actual motivation. I want the Star Wars genre to change. I have already explained my other points in my previous post about the releases.
I’ll even make you a deal:
I will stop releasing things completely if you remove the things that are 100% confirmed to have been released, remove things that you are reselling without the original creator’s permission, and reconsider some of your pricing.
If something gets released after that, then we can talk about the prices — especially when you are selling things for twice the price they originally cost, or selling things that were previously available for free.
Again, ask yourself: why am I doing this?
Of course, I’m not going to respond to every single one of your points because there are so many, and honestly, I don’t have the time to go through all of them.
If I were more skilled at this kind of thing, I would probably just make a video and upload it to YouTube.
I also don’t show private chats from users because I want to protect them. If I told you who said what, there is a possibility that you could potentially silence those people or otherwise put them in a difficult position.
That is why I’m not going to expose them.

You know, I’m not a hero. I’m just a normal guy who once had a group of his own.
Everything started when Spencer, who was previously part of my old group, sold a map. The map was sold under a kind of TOS/agreement that limited it to only five buyers. Only five people or groups were supposed to have access to it — no more, no less. One of those groups was mine.
That map brought my group a decent amount of success. However, at some point, I found out that Spencer had sold the map again. From that moment on, I became increasingly bitter and frustrated with the Star Wars Roblox community.
What bothers me the most is the constant competition over who can make something better, who has the better systems, whose assets look better, or who has the biggest and most successful studio.
There is also an insane amount of gatekeeping when it comes to assets. At the same time, more and more things are being sold that were originally made by other groups, taken from other places, or were already released without the original creator’s permission.
Personally, I have absolutely no problem with someone selling a map or an asset if they legitimately created it and actually own the rights to it.
But if a map comes from another shop, was created by someone else, was released without permission, or the seller simply does not own the rights to it, then I consider it unfair and disrespectful to sell it anyway.
What bothers me even more is when people then try to shift the blame onto someone else:
“He sold me a released map.”
STOP LYING, SPENCER.
You know what has been released and what has not. Otherwise, you wouldn’t be trying to figure out who people are or contacting them through Discord.
In my opinion, you have no right to complain about people using released assets while simultaneously being involved in similar situations yourself.
You threaten people with blacklists and other consequences because they allegedly use or sell your assets. But if you genuinely want to claim ownership over something, then there should be actual evidence that you possess the rights to it.
A Discord username or a simple claim does not prove ownership.
I personally believe in anonymity. Nobody should be threatening other people in real life or trying to expose someone's identity against their will.
Spencer, if you threaten people in real life, then think about how it would feel if your own identity, your address, your appearance, or other private information were suddenly made public.
It isn't nice.
Nobody wants to be threatened like that.
So I sincerely ask you to apologize to the people you have treated this way.
I also ask you to remove maps and other assets that you know you do not have the proper rights to use or sell.
I have been watching this situation for years. A lot of other studios do nothing because they say, “It’s not our problem.”
But at some point, I decided that I didn’t want to keep sitting back and watching it happen.
I feel like a kind of “cult” has developed within the Star Wars Roblox scene. I would jokingly call it the “STAR WARS Genre.”
But to me, a Star Wars genre should be something completely different.
It should be respectful.
It should not tolerate racism.
It should not be about who has the most money, who has the most power, or who has the biggest name in the community.
And it certainly should not be about insulting people because of their race, skin color, or religion.
If someone uses the N-word, I consider that racist, regardless of the person's own skin color. The same goes for antisemitic jokes.
Of course, you cannot and should not try to control every joke someone makes. But if you present yourself as a respectable person or a role model within the community, then your actions should reflect that.
I do not have a personal grudge against Reborn, Shaded Studios, Letus, or other shops and studios.
My problem isn't that these people or groups exist.
My problem is that I believe many things within this community are simply being ignored.
Over the years, I have spoken to a lot of people. I have known or been in contact with more than 70 people who have shared similar experiences or made similar claims.
Of course, I don't know everything.
I don't have access to all the background information, and I cannot claim that every story I have heard is 100% true.
But when dozens of different people tell similar stories, I believe it is at least worth asking questions and looking at the available evidence.
For example, I have repeatedly heard that certain assets are resold, sometimes for twice their original price.
And when people complain about it, the response often seems to be acting as though this is completely normal or as though the seller's rules are the only rules that matter.
I also find the justification of intentionally setting extremely high prices to prevent people from releasing or sharing the assets questionable.
Honestly, I don't even know what to say about it anymore.
I am not saying that people should simply release or steal things.
If someone spends weeks or months working on a project, it is completely understandable that they want recognition and, potentially, financial compensation for their work.
But we should also ask ourselves why some people start releasing these things in the first place.
I don't believe everyone does it “just for fun.”
There may be reasons within the community that we should also be willing to talk about.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I am not here to tell anyone what they have to believe.
What I want is a Star Wars genre where both fans and developers can benefit.
A genre where smaller groups have a chance.
A genre where people with less money aren't automatically excluded.
A genre where someone who isn't an expert at 3D modeling, programming, animation, or other skills can still have the opportunity to create a good game.
Not everyone is talented at 3D modeling.
Not everyone knows how to program.
Not everyone can create animations or high-quality assets from scratch.
Some people use tools that help them, such as Toolbox assets or AI.
In my opinion, that doesn't automatically make someone a bad developer.
What matters is what they actually create with those tools.
That is why I would like to see a community, or perhaps even some kind of independent council, where multiple people can openly and transparently discuss these issues.
If someone is blacklisted, there should be clear and understandable reasons for it.
If a studio needs support, there should be ways for them to receive help without having to pay huge sponsorship fees.
And if someone is developing a game with potential, it shouldn't only be about how much money is behind the project.
I want people involved who are neutral, fair, and respectful.
Of course, nobody is perfect.
Neither am I.
Everyone makes mistakes.
Everyone does things they regret.
But everyone should also have the opportunity to admit their mistakes, learn from them, and improve.
I am not trying to claim that I have always done everything right either.
What I do want is for people to finally start talking about these problems.
I cannot give anyone their money back.
I cannot undo what has already happened.
But I can speak about it.
And I want to apologize to the people who may have been affected by these systems, sales, or situations.
Not to Spencer.
But to the people who paid for these things and may not have known what was actually behind them.
I cannot undo what happened to you.
I cannot give you your money back.
But I can talk about it.
And I will continue to do so.
So I ask everyone reading this:
Inform yourself.
Look at the evidence.
Compare the different claims and statements.
And make your own decision.
Share this if you believe this discussion deserves to reach more people.
I don't want a war within the community.
I want change.
I want a Star Wars Roblox community where respect, fairness, and creativity matter more than money, power, and ego.

Original-Studio:
Spencer:
Original-Studio:
SPENCER:
I will be posting more evidence, and I have more that I can share.

Fully scripted

Interior needs a rework, very small map and would probably be best as just a training site

WarWizards 1313 fully scripted

🏴‍☠️ HELLO, MY FRIENDS!
Here is something a little different. From now on, Hondo will do his best to fulfill your wishes! 😏
You can post your requests in the comments below. To participate, you must like this post. 👍
The comment with the most likes will be what Hondo releases next. 💰📦
But remember, my friends — Hondo cannot promise that this will always work. Some treasures are simply harder to get than others. 🏴‍☠️
Let the games begin! 🎯🔥
And from now on, Hondo will also be posting other things that do not come from Spencer. Since the other studios are simply standing by and watching what Spencer is doing, Hondo sees no reason to limit the treasure to only one source. 😏🏴‍☠️
More options. More treasures. More business. 💰📦

My friends, you unfortunately didn’t reach the goal for the Coruscant map. We’ll see if it ever makes its way here… 😏🏴‍☠️
But don’t worry — Hondo always keeps another option in his pocket.
Here is Option 2. 📦💰🏴‍☠️

Old morphs, no idea if theyve been open sourced or not already, just tell me if yes or no

Very old kashyyyk file, i miss valks tgr

Unscripted map, unfinished right side of map

Just a kashyyyk, nothing noteworthy

yea fuck dxrk for doxxing minors lwk

My friends, enemies, colleagues, partners — or whatever you wish to call yourselves… 🏴‍☠️💰
Hondo has something to say.
Hondo will be posting a little less on DarkBlox from now on, because Hondo has… a new idea. 👀🏴‍☠️
But before Hondo disappears into the Outer Rim, perhaps some of you are wondering:
Why does Hondo even do all of this?
Ahhh, my friends… Hondo is a businessman. A smuggler. A trader. A scoundrel — and, according to the Republic, a criminal! 😂
But Hondo has been watching the Star Wars Roblox community for a long time.
And Hondo sees something that he does not like.
People selling things that were allegedly asseted.
People taking work originally created by someone else and then presenting it as their own.
People selling assets while acting as though they created them themselves.
And then there is the double standard.
That is what really bothers Hondo.
Some people complain loudly when something is asseted or sold because they are personally affected by it.
But when the exact same kind of thing benefits them?
Suddenly…
Silence. 👀
Hondo asks:
“My friend… if it is wrong when someone else does it, why is it suddenly acceptable when you benefit from it?”
Hondo remembers an old story from the Outer Rim.
Many years ago, Hondo visited a merchant who had a magnificent treasure chest.
The merchant proudly announced:
“This treasure belongs to me!”
Hondo looked at the chest.
Then Hondo looked at the markings on it.
Then Hondo asked:
“And who created it?”
The merchant pointed at himself.
“Me!”
Hondo smiled.
“Ohhh, my friend… are you sure?”
Hondo checked the markings again.
The markings clearly pointed to another craftsman.
Hondo looked back at the merchant and said:
“You may be carrying the treasure, my friend… but that does not mean you created it.” 😂🏴‍☠️
And that is exactly the point Hondo wants to make.
If an asset can be traced through its Roblox ID to the person who originally created it, then simply possessing it does not magically make you the creator.
You cannot just say:
“It belongs to me.”
…when the original creator was someone else.
If you have permission or the appropriate rights, then explain that.
But do not simply rewrite history and pretend you created something that somebody else made.
Hondo notices these things. 👀🏴‍☠️
And there is another thing Hondo has heard about.
Apparently, there is a Discord server where people can find some interesting material, and supposedly there is more stuff there as well.
What exactly is there?
Hondo does not know.
Hondo is not claiming that the server contains any particular files or assets.
Hondo is simply saying that the server exists, and people can decide for themselves what is publicly available there.
https://discord.gg/xQdEN2EhZ
But remember, my friends:
Hondo is not telling anyone to steal anything, redistribute anything, or violate anyone's rights.
Hondo is simply asking questions.
Because Hondo believes the community should be about more than money and assets.
It should be about creating, sharing ideas, giving feedback, helping each other, and having fun.
Not:
“I only care when it affects me.”
Not:
“It is wrong when you do it, but acceptable when I do it.”
And certainly not:
“I created it because I am the one selling it.”
Hondo wants consistency.
If something is wrong, it should be wrong regardless of who benefits.
If something belongs to another creator, that creator deserves to be recognized.
And if someone claims they have permission?
Then they can explain it.
Simple.
Hondo is a businessman, not a lawyer.
Hondo is a pirate, not a judge.
But Hondo knows one thing:
A treasure does not change its creator simply because another merchant puts a price tag on it. 🏴‍☠️💰
So perhaps Hondo will post less.
Perhaps Hondo will spend more time working on his next idea.
Perhaps Hondo will disappear into the Outer Rim for a while…
But do not worry, my friends.
Hondo Ohnaka always comes back when there is treasure to be found. 😎🏴‍☠️💰
Hondo out.

Klar — dann würde ich es als öffentliche Ortsangabe formulieren, ohne eine genaue Privatadresse zu nennen:
Ahhh, my friends… Hondo has discovered another interesting business story! 🏴‍☠️💰
Hondo found a map being offered for around 1,200 Robux — roughly $15 USD.
But Spencer, my friend… Hondo has seen this same map being sold by you for around $25 USD for a long time, while it is still presented as being on sale.
So Hondo has one simple question:
If the same “sale” price stays there for years, when does it stop being a sale and simply become the normal price? 🤔💰
And Spencer, my friend… from the public information Hondo has seen, you are based in Texas.
So Hondo naturally wonders:
If you are conducting business there, do the consumer-protection rules applicable in Texas also apply to the way these products and discounts are advertised?
Hondo is not a lawyer, and Hondo is not saying that Spencer has definitely broken any law.
Hondo is simply asking questions.
Because this reminds Hondo of an old story...
Once, Hondo visited a merchant on a dusty planet in the Outer Rim.
Above the merchant's shop was a giant sign:
“50% OFF — LIMITED SALE!”
Hondo asked:
“Wonderful! And how long does this sale last?”
The merchant smiled.
“Only a few days, my friend!”
One year later, Hondo returned.
The same sign was still there.
“50% OFF — LIMITED SALE!”
Hondo looked at the merchant.
“Ahhh… the sale is still running?”
“Yes, Hondo!”
Another year passed.
Hondo returned again.
Same sign.
Same price.
Same “limited” sale.
Hondo finally asked:
“My friend… how exactly is something limited when Hondo has been seeing it for years?” 😂🏴‍☠️
And that is why Hondo is asking today:
What is the actual normal price?
Is $25 really a temporary discount?
Or has $25 simply become the regular price while the “sale” label remains?
Hondo does not need anyone's private information.
Hondo only needs the price tag. 😂🏴‍☠️💰
Because sometimes the most dangerous thing a businessman can encounter…
is a pirate who knows how to read a “SALE” sign.
Hondo out. 🏴‍☠️💰

Hondo here, my friends — with what Hondo would call some very interesting news. 🏴‍☠️💰
Hondo is, of course, a respectable citizen of the galaxy … a businessman, a smuggler, a liar, and a storyteller. 😂🏴‍☠️
But Hondo has noticed something interesting: More and more people are starting to openly talk about their experiences and question Spencer’s business practices.
For example, there is a map that has already been circulating multiple times and has been described by some people as “asseted.” Now, more people have publicly spoken out about their work being sold.
KID has previously raised concerns that his map was being sold, and now he has spoken about it again.
Hondo hopes that even more people will find the courage to speak up themselves about what happened.
Spencer says Hondo is lying.
So Hondo asks:
If Hondo shows something and people come forward publicly with their own experiences — does that automatically mean everything is a lie, my friend? 🤔
And Spencer, my friend …
Hondo can have your Nightfall project asseted.
Hondo did not say that he will asset Star Wars: Nightfall, nor is Hondo threatening to do so.
Hondo is simply asking a question:
If you expect others to respect your work and your rights, why shouldn’t the same standard apply to everyone?
And now, to all the people shouting:
“Don’t use this! Don’t use that! It’s asseted!”
Hondo has a question:
Who actually has the right to decide that?
From Hondo’s perspective, creating something and having the right to sell it are not necessarily the same thing.
Over the years, Hondo has seen many assets associated with different groups and creators circulate again and again — Reborn, Letus, LA/Lair Alliance, Isaac, Franklin, Sovereign, and many others.
Many of these things have already been circulating for a very long time.
So Hondo says:
Let’s be honest about the reality of the Star Wars Roblox community.
Things get shared.
Things get resold.
Things get asseted.
Things get removed.
And sometimes the same things show up again years later.
Hondo isn’t pretending to be innocent.
Hondo is a smuggler, after all. 🏴‍☠️😂
But Hondo believes people are allowed to ask questions when someone publicly says that their work was sold or used without permission.
Hondo does not claim to know every detail of every situation.
But Hondo will continue asking questions when creators publicly speak about what happened to their work.
And now, my friends …
Spencer is working on a new project: STAR WARS: NIGHTFALL. 🌑
Hondo is not saying that Nightfall will be asseted, nor is Hondo encouraging anyone to do so.
But imagine for a moment that you were working on a project and it suddenly appeared everywhere without your permission.
How would you feel?
Perhaps, my friends, the simplest way to understand someone else’s position …
is to put yourself in their shoes for a moment. 🏴‍☠️💰
Business is business — but respect for creators should apply to everyone.
Hondo out.

My friends, enemies, colleagues… or whatever you want to call yourselves! 🏴‍☠️😂
Hondo has a new concept!
You decide what comes next! 💰
Option 1: Leave a Like 👍
Option 2: Say “OH YEEES!” 😂🏴‍☠️
The option with the most support becomes Hondo’s next drop!
And where did Hondo get these treasures, you ask?
From a very good and very secret smuggler known only as…
Hondo’s Smuggler. 😏🏴‍☠️
So choose wisely, my friends.T
You decide what Hondo delivers next! 💰🔥


Option 1: But the map is only coming once it reaches 15 likes.

Option 2:

Ahhh, my friends… Hondo is here with another “asset”! 🏴‍☠️💰
Although Hondo is not even sure this should be called a asset, my friend. From what Hondo understands, this system was already available for free on the ACS Discord server.
And then what happens?
Spencer allegedly makes a few changes, does a little work here and there, and suddenly it is being sold! 😂💰
Hondo has to ask: how much was actually changed or created by Spencer himself?
From Hondo’s perspective, it looks less like creating something from scratch and more like taking something that was already available and turning it into a product.
And Hondo has heard even more serious claims: that Spencer knowingly sells maps that were asseted or that he may not have permission to sell.
If that is true, my friends… that is certainly an interesting way to do business. 🏴‍☠️
Hondo says: Ask questions, check the original sources, and decide for yourselves.
Business is business… but permission is permission, my friends. 😏💰

Ahhh, Balmorra… the planet Hondo absolutely cannot stand. 🏴‍☠️💀
Hondo once landed there thinking he had found a quiet place to conduct some perfectly respectable business. Naturally, within five minutes, droids were shooting at Hondo, alarms were screaming, and Hondo’s ship was already being chased across the surface!
Hondo escaped with his life, his treasures, and a strong dislike for Balmorra. 😤🏴‍☠️
And now, Spencer… Hondo sees you reselling this map too?
My friend, why are you reselling everything Hondo finds? 😂💰
Balmorra was already bad enough. Now there is reselling too?!
Hondo does not understand this business strategy, my friend. 🏴‍☠️

Ahhh, my friends! 🏴‍☠️💰
These morphs are also being resold and, according to what Hondo has heard, they originally came from another group.
Spencer, my friend… Hondo has to ask: what do you actually sell that you did not resell? 😏
Everywhere Hondo looks, another treasure appears in your shop!
But this particular cargo? Hondo acquired it from a mysterious archaeologist on Korriban — a specialist who travels the ancient ruins searching for so-called Sith artifacts. 🏴‍☠️💀
Hondo knows a valuable treasure when he sees one, my friends.
Business is business! 💰🏴‍☠️

You know, my friends… Hondo is greedy. Hondo wants everything, but Hondo gives nothing away. 🏴‍☠️💰
But this bundle is something special. It is being sold for a hefty $79.99, which is a lot of money.
Now imagine, my friends, if Spencer resells it for almost 7 to over 13 times the price of what another shop sells it for… Hondo has to ask: are Spencer’s prices even reasonable anymore?
He has said that he keeps the prices high so nobody will asset the content. But who would willingly spend a fortune just to asset something?
Hondo does not understand the business strategy.
But that is Hondo’s opinion, my friends. 🏴‍☠️💰

HONDO HERE! 🏴‍☠️💰
Selling morphs that were allegedly taken from the group that created the Locker system and then acting like nothing happened… that is not very nice business, Spencer.
That group created the Locker system and their own morphs, and now it seems like almost everything from them is being sold.
Quite something, isn’t it, my friend? 😏
But enough about that!
The one and only Hondo — the great businessman of the Outer Rim — has something for all of you. 🏴‍☠️💰
Hondo has been collecting treasures from across the galaxy, and today Hondo is ready to bring something special to his friends.
Because when Hondo finds valuable cargo…
Hondo delivers! 🏴‍☠️💰

Ahhh, my friends… Hondo has seen expensive treasures, questionable deals, and some truly strange business practices before. But this one deserves a special place in Hondo’s business ledger. 🏴‍☠️💰
According to what Hondo can see, this product appears to be a relatively simple asset, possibly imported from another game, yet it is being offered for around $25.
And then Hondo notices something very interesting in the preview image…
A hallway is shown in the preview, making it look as though the Venator comes with an interior area.
But when Hondo looks closer, the hallway does not appear to actually be inside the Venator.
Now Hondo asks: why show something in the preview if it is not actually included in the product?
That is the part Hondo does not like, my friends. If something is included, show it. If it is not included, make that clear.
Hondo will not call someone a scammer without evidence — but Hondo will absolutely question a product preview that could give customers the wrong impression.
A serious businessman should make sure his customers know exactly what they are buying.
No tricks. No confusing previews.
Just honest business. 🏴‍☠️💰

Ahhh, my friends! 🏴‍☠️
Hondo was once bold enough to infiltrate a secret Republic weapons factory and leave with some very interesting treasures. Let us just say the Republic was not prepared for Hondo that day! 😏💰
But then Hondo looks at Spencer and asks:
“Why are you reselling these treasures too?”
Hondo will say it plainly, my friend — reselling other people’s work is simply bad business.
Hondo may be a pirate, but even Hondo knows there is more honor in creating your own treasures than simply buying someone else’s and selling them again. 🏴‍☠️💰
Business is business, my friends — but Hondo prefers to make his own treasures! 😏

Ahhh, my friends! Hondo must tell you the story of these beautiful ships and vehicles! 🏴‍☠️🚀
You see, Hondo found himself aboard an old Lucrehulk… and, well, these treasures somehow found their way into Hondo’s cargo hold. 😂💰
Then suddenly — ALARM! 🚨
Out of nowhere, battle droids started appearing everywhere! Hundreds of them! Hondo had absolutely no idea where they came from. Naturally, Hondo did what any respectable businessman would do…
He left! 🏃‍♂️💨🏴‍☠️
And now Hondo has decided to share these beautiful treasures with everyone — at 0% interest! No debts, no tricks, just treasure! 💰😂
And to all of you — friends, colleagues, enemies, fools, and even Kenobi! — Hondo asks you to share your treasures too. Let everyone enjoy what you have! 🏴‍☠️💰
Do not be afraid, my friends. Share the treasure! After all, Hondo cannot possibly keep everything for himself… probably. 😏🏴‍☠️