Replying to @MpcsRotos
Me aburres tío. Un último consejo: dedica todo esté esfuerzo a hacer algo productivo. Y no afirmes cosas de las que no tienes ni idea. Adiós.
Replying to @inyomommass
Sorry about the issue. It’s fixed now and everything should be working properly again. Thanks for your patience!
Replying to @inyomommass
Sorry about the issue. It’s fixed now and everything should be working properly again. Thanks for your patience!
Replying to @MpcsRotos
Gasto con gusto en publicidad para seguir obteniendo los resultados obtenidos hasta ahora. Si te esfuerzas mucho en tu vida algún día quizás pueda enseñarte algo.
Replying to @MpcsRotos
No te describas de forma tan despectiva hombre, estoy seguro de que vales algo más que eso.
Replying to @AngusDurrie
House 333 and plot 228… you’ve definitely earned Mega Mushroom mode 😂
Running around as a giant and crossing the water in a few steps would be hilarious. No destruction, just pure chaos. I’m adding this one to the ideas list.
Replying to @frederic591720
Merci beaucoup ! Ça avance un peu plus chaque jour, et ce n’est que le début 🙌
Honestly, this is exactly the kind of bigger picture I see too.
Once people can walk around, plots can become actual shops, galleries or experiences selling real items. Art, collectibles, clothing… anything.
Really appreciate this comment. You get it.
Flying the helicopter over Claim Avenue 🚁
The whole city is interactive. Buildings aren’t just scenery — they’re always part of the experience.
Missions are built around them (pickups, deliveries, visits…), which gives them even more real visibility.
What feature do you think I should add next?
Replying to @ParanoiaULT5000
So it’s “quietly working” but also somehow every other ad you see? Pick a story mate 😂
Calling everything you don’t understand “Indian vibecoded bullshit” doesn’t make you sound smart. It just makes you sound bitter and clueless.
Replying to @nilver_paiva @elonmusk
I’d love to see you build something even remotely close to it, since apparently it’s that easy.
The funniest part is you clearly know nothing about programming, but you’re still here acting like an expert and giving lessons. Pure comedy.
Replying to @vickegustafsson
You forgot the third kind: people who don’t like the project but still hang around writing essays because apparently moving on is too complicated for them.
The tent idea sounds great though. You should try it.


