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Lets take a look at the mysterious Eye of the Observer. Is it perhaps the first artifact in @WilderWorld ? opensea.io/assets/ethereu…

@real_n3o @chrisfb28 @WilderWorld Are there hardware requirements to install an agent? And does it cost money to mine the gold?

@chrisfb28 @WilderWorld It's pretty close. We will at least push the code this week to Github so people can start installing and activating agents.

Shanty Town. The first district in Wilder Web.

@alexwg @eonsys @real_n3o give this fly a warm home in @WilderWorld

We are pushing hard in March to release Wilder Web, which will then be followed by our own Wilder World mobile version. This will connect the entire game economy across multiple layers in what is called S3L (The Shared Simulation State Layer). This handles rapid state updates across Unreal Engine, Web, and Mobile. It will be a permissionless and public layer that anyone can build on and deploy agents on. S3L sits on top of Metropolis, which is the economic and onchain gameplay layer that lives natively on Z Chain. In addition to improving the core game experience for players, we are simultaneously making all of our projects agent native. This can scale up the metaverse and economy fast. A future where millions of agents transacting, interacting, coordinating, and performing economic activity is close.

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@real_n3o Are they on moltbook?

The agents are nearer.

@Ledger It back

gm. say it back.

@moonpay free Ledger

if you want a free Ledger, reply to this post saying "free Ledger" idk what will happen but let's find out

Wilder World: Open World Preview

@larpingwassie @playcambria @Ronin_Network @FabledMelon Ty for guide!

A full on @playcambria Pking guide Covering the following: Combat Masteries, Gear setups, Ability's, Inventory, Tanking, How to get kills using npc's and without npc's, Thanks to @Ronin_Network for the grant given to @FabledMelon giving me the opportunity to play. And @cyberpunk and the @playcambria team for the great game.

@pimms00 @WilderWorld @wildernation369 Sick score m8!

This actually happened!!! 🦾 Snuck in front right at the death @Burpenen 🔫 Watch out Wilders, I'm improving. 😎

@mert @zero__tech !!

zignal

man signal is so ass someone please for the love of zynedine zidane build a better private messaging app no central servers, p2p network I will fund and get you any investors you need

@wildernation369 @WilderWorld Congratulations to all!!

🚨 EU REGIONAL FINALS RANKINGS 🚨 🎮 A huge congratulations to 8 players who made it to the EU Regional Finals for the @WilderWorld Legend of the Wild $100K tournament! 👉 Top 3 win the Golden Tickets for the LIVE FINALS! 💎💎💎 FINAL STANDINGS 💎💎💎 🥇🎟️ 1st Place: CATS F1agy | 528 Points 🥈🎟️ 2nd Place: CATS Marshalhhhh | 430 Points 🥉🎟️ 3rd Place: TopcatFM TTV | 379 Points 4⃣ 4th Place: elffffort | 299 Points 5⃣ 5th Place: llRushlI | 273 Points 6⃣ 6th Place: Concinnis | 253 Points 7⃣ 7th Place: 5c1d35 | 252 Points 8⃣ 8th Place: yNz 07 | 237 Points 📜 Check the final rankings 1-50 in the graphic below.

@real_n3o @bart_hillerich What AI are u using to code?

Important: Yesterday I burned through 100M AI tokens. That’s now a normal day for me. That’s roughly the equivalent of reading and writing 5 million lines of code. I did this for a 50K-line Rust system (excluding dependencies). To reach high-quality, production-ready code, I needed about 100× more tokens than final code, iterating through architecture, refactoring, and redesign. For context, the average big-tech engineer writes 10K–20K lines of code per year. At ~50K LOC in a week, that’s the equivalent of 2–3 years of senior systems work—except spanning multiple disciplines: distributed systems, DevOps, protocol design, front-end, UI, and more. Realistically, it’s the output of a 5-person senior team over 2 years, or about $2M of engineering value. After spending $200M+ building software over 25 years, I can say this: last week, I generated $2M of cost savings—alone—measured in pre-AI dollars. I really believe this, because I've written the checks before and can do the comparison. AI coding is quietly having its ChatGPT moment. It’s now inevitable: AI will write better code than humans, and that inflection point is closer than anyone realizes. What are the implications? 1. Everyone: Knowing how to code will soon be like knowing how to use a computer. 2. Employees: If you’re not fluent in coding or generative AI, irrespective of your discipline, you’ll be unemployable within a year. Your job won’t be to make content—it’ll be to design agents that make content. Everyone becomes a systems designer. 3. CEOs: If you’re not hands-on, you’ll lose intuition for how fast things are moving. The only companies that survive will be AI companies, fully managed and built with AI. What can you do now? Stop just doing work. Start designing systems that replicate and replace your work at scale. The value of individual output will drop to zero—but the value of agentic systems that scale you will become infinite.

$WILD is now officially deflationary :: Metropolis 2.0 begins. The $WILD Smart Contract Upgrade introduces a native burn mechanism :: the foundation for a sustainable, self-balancing in-game economy. 30,369 $WILD has just been burned 🔥

@real_n3o @CryptoPatHodler Epic!

@Burpenen @CryptoPatHodler Nice we are going to work on more enhanced docs here.

AMA

@real_n3o @CryptoPatHodler “Where are my messages stored?”, “Why can i read your encrypted messages in the chat?” “Who has the encryption keys?” “How are keys exchanged?” “If they create the keys how do you know they dont have a backup?” “Can i read someones txts on the blockchain when his key is leaked?”

@Burpenen @CryptoPatHodler What are their main questions? What would they need to see to believe in it do you think?

@real_n3o @CryptoPatHodler #3 is key indeed, most people/friends i try to onboard question the legitimacy of the privacy and security of the messages and I can’t really give a good answer

There's a few things: 1. Continue to improve it. There are still several UX issues, like needing a backup key, that prevent usage. I think we are close here though to it being just as good as whatsapp, signal or telegram. 2. Improve onborading. Soon we are rolling out a number of features that will make it very easy to find friends, topics, communities, etc. when you come onboard. Right now that is difficult. 3. Making is the most private, secure and decentralized communications system on earth, and then telling people why that is the case. I think given the recent attack on privacy, really going in here is essential and will spread. 4. Trading. The ability to launch tokens easily and trade millions of tokens across all chains, easily and cheaply.

@real_n3o Are there requirements for running a zode and what are the incentives for people to set it up?

@realfrankwilder @WilderWorld Are the packs ready for me though?

Who’s ready for Wilder Packs!?