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“sprin world” on the app store. Irl turn based mobile creature collecting game 👾⬇️

The Bubbleglass Comet Chemist challenged four Sprin to keep the Pip Shield in the air. Rotfang balanced it, Miasmaw sneezed it skyward, Shiverbane sent it back, and Aegisolar made the catch.

@GuruMetras1 Hey, congrats!

In just 7 weeks since launch Kintara has crossed an incredible milestone: 💰 Over $1,000,000 earned by players 🛒 328,615 marketplace sales This shows what happens when players don't just play a game but actively build its economy. Gathering, crafting, trading, and exploring all contribute to a living world where effort has real value. The player-driven economy is proving that Web3 gaming can reward participation, not just speculation. Congrats to the entire @PlayKintara community! 🚀 $kins 1b soon 🙌

@ashmigg @tgogayi lol, have you ever played Fortnite?

𝐓𝐲𝐩𝐞𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐰𝐞𝐛3 𝐠𝐚𝐦𝐞 𝐦𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐝𝐥𝐲 𝐡𝐞𝐥𝐩𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 𝐥𝐨𝐰 𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐲 𝐈𝐧𝐟𝐫𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 No one like getting stuck waiting on a network. The most pleasing Web3 games are the ones giving the illusion of being really fast, I think. Let me explain. If you play a battle against another playar (PvP) where your initiative is important but due to the delay, you lose, your move being a little too late, it will feel totally unfair. Such situations can be a good reason why you stop gaming with your friends. So, this is why fast response games need really quick network facilitias the most. A good illustration for this would be the case of the race game. Here, every millisecond is very important. A minute delay can cause the player to lose the race. Same applies to strategy, battle, and big online game worlds genres. The players want immediate updates and a seamless gameplay experience. Optimum gives one of the best solutions in such cases. Through its efforts, it makes the data transfer across the network extremely quick. That means the game updates are delivered at the players end much faster. The game feels much more smooth, and This way the players are able to enjoy the experience a lot more. Possible future scenario: Players simply will not keep on playing Web3 games if they think games are slow. Their desire for the speed similar to the one they experience in traditional games will become the norm. Honestly, for me the fun and excitement of playing the game are most important. I have the conviction that if we can guarantee fast network speed, players would be less bothered about network issues and focus on the game. This means low latency network such as Optimum is building can definitely be one of the key aspects in shaping the future of Web3 gaming. @get_optimum @blockchainjeff

@ineedtendies Sounds fun. Let us know if we can try it early.

Fun > finance. Building a duel-first crypto game.

They’re pulling this off by nerfing the model btw

@clongmire42 🔥

@DigiDripGames Nope, closest comparison would be chivalry for attacks and mount and blade for defense but more analog, allowing you to flow through the defense poses rather than being stuck in one. And no hard lock on system.

First real look at my sword fighting hobby project - Responsive, accurate, freeform combat using physics that are fun, not frustrating, with intuitive controls that are easy to learn, hard to master. A lot of physics based sword fighting games have come out lately but IMO none strike that difficult balance between control, animation and physics...trying my best to pull it off here. This early test is hacked together but it's already showing promise. Feels good to attack and defend and really gives you the feeling that you are fighting with a sword; distance, timing, weapon placement, etc. all matter. Anyway, very WIP with lots to do...and for once, don't look at the feet! I'll take care of that someday ;) #UE5 #gamedev #physics #swordfighting

The Bubbleglass Comet Chemist followed a dream’s bubble sign into a hidden cave, where the variant team uncovered a chest of orbs and a shield.

Did anyone else feel fable was quite nerfed towards the end there?

The Bubbleglass Comet Chemist followed a dream clue, mistook a slime pit for the swirl, and stumbled into Aegisolar, Rotfang, Miasmaw, and Shiverbane variants.

A never-ending storm crashed over the coast, so four Sprin each calmed one part of it until the shoreline finally rested.

Did you guess the Sprin? 🔥 It’s Solflare. Commanders swear that if it roars at sunrise before battle, no shield on their side will splinter that day. #SprinWorld

Professor Luma found Hedgeforge, earned its trust by helping repair its home, and completed the Metal Sprin collection.

It’s a good update

Chroma Phantom completed the Flame set after thanking her Fire Sprin teammates and earning the rare Wildfire shiny Sprin's trust. The final Sprin joined when she promised they would protect the volcano together.

11,000! Two months!

Hey uhh why do terminal claude code and app claude code act so different? I think terminal’s harness may make it smarter and better at computer use?

@BenjiGameDev Rip downwell 😹🥲😪

I'm now reading takes that if a game is less than 2 hours, not only should it be free, but actually it's not even worth playing at all? At this point it's easiest to just disengage from the debate

@DivineStudi0s This looks so fun

Working on the parkour system for the cyberpunk city. The facility is focused on intense combat, but the city is about freedom. Moving across rooftops, exploring hidden paths, and running into surprise fights along the way. More mobility. More exploration. More chaos. #IndieGame #GameDev #IndieDev #Unity3D #Cyberpunk #HackAndSlash

@majidmanzarpour That looks fantastic. What are you making?

Last prompt with Fable.. till we meet again 🍻