Denvers

Gaming feels off right now. Drama and politics shoved in your face at every corner. New layoffs every week. AI slop everywhere you're forced to accept. Call me old school, but I remember when the whole point was to have fun. Not sure when that stopped being enough.

Unpopular opinion: Most AAA games today would get a 6/10 if they came out in 2007. We're grading on a curve because everything else is broken. Name one AAA from the last 3 years that would've been GOTY back then.

1,294,188 Europeans asked to stop publishers from killing games they paid for. The Commission said no. Its reason: "the publisher's copyright" Your money, their license. That is what digital "ownership" means now. A voluntary code is not a law. Who do you think it protects?

My wife and I laugh about what people consider being an adult at least once a week. Imagine thinking that not laughing is a requirement. Choose who you spend your life with carefully. It's either your blessing or your curse.

Neon White is a super underrated fast paced 3D parkour platformer. I'm replaying it and I want the ace on every level. Fast paced, challenging, beautiful artstyle, compelling characters. It's one of those games that I personally cannot stop playing. It's 60% off on Steam right now, if you never played it. @PlayNeonWhite

A free indie game just dropped with 400,000 words of dialogue, 450 artworks and 50 original tracks. Made by 70 people led by @kazehita_. Free. Meanwhile AAA wants $80 and a battle pass for a horse.

Somebody complained about a joke I made. There's a version of me out there that's palatable to everyone. He's boring, he's got a nicer following, and he'd never say anything worth screenshotting. I've met him. I don't want to be him.

Today I will attach this video to every post I will send out just because I can.

Nobody's interacting with my posts, and there are two reasons: - First, they still suck. I know. New things take a while to get good. - Second, I'm switching niches, and the people who followed me for the old stuff don't care what I think about gaming, movies, etc. Both of those are AWESOME. I can say whatever I want, throw shit at the wall, see what sticks, and nobody's watching closely enough to hold it against me. Genuinely one of the best feelings I've had on here.

I created this account exactly 5 years ago and never took content creation seriously. Never took it seriously because I started on X for my job, and until recently that's all my presence here ever was to me. But the truth is gaming, VFX, 3D, and entertainment are my actual passions. Lately I started posting about them, and I have to be honest: I've never been happier. So I guess this is the start of my content creation journey. And it won't change much: - I'll keep supporting people. - I'll keep being honest and outspoken. - I'll always say what I actually think. - I'll do my best to do things the right way. The only thing that changes is my focus. 🎯

"Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people, to kids, to innocents? If he's truly omnipotent, how can he let such horrible things happen? Explain it to me." It's the most common argument my atheist friends bring up when we talk about God. Despite being nobody, and not having the exact answer, I think I can offer a little theory I've been developing for a while. 📖 I like to call it "God's Ripple Effect" Say you consider yourself a good man. You do your best by people. You don't hurt anyone, you give when you can, you treat people with respect, you love and cherish your woman, you've never stolen or killed. A true example for everyone around you. Now imagine you have a son, and the worst thing in the world happens: He gets sick, and he passes away. Think about everything that ripples out from that. It wrecks you and your family, obviously. Your whole life bends around it. You're never the same. But it doesn't stop at you, even if your pain is the only thing you can see. Think about every person you talk to after, and how it lands on them. And the people they go home to. And on and on. Think about the doctors and the nurses, and how a night like that sits with them for years. And everyone they carry it to. Think about me, reading about it online, and how it moves something in me, and reaches every person I speak to after. ↩️ Now pull back and look at the whole thing. What happened to you didn't just touch the people near you. It changed them, and they carried that change into every room they entered into after. And those people carried it into theirs. One event, rippling out through thousands, sometimes millions of lives that never even knew your son's name. "Why does God allow it?" I don't know. What I know is the angle we see things from as humans is nothing like his. We see ourselves as bodies that carry a soul. Maybe to him, we're souls he handed a body. And I'm not saying that because I know or understand God's reasoning. I'm saying it because our view is almost always boxed in by what a human can understand. Think about it. I know this is long, and different from my usual stuff, but I think it's a perspective not enough people consider.

Opinion I keep to myself because it's not worth the argument (in no particular order): - modern audiences related to movies and gaming - modern hip-hop & music in general - people who doesn't like animals - how people treat waiters - AI & Creativity - engagement farmers - 2026 "artists" - contemporary art - podcast hosts - "confident" men - celebrities - streamers - scammers - gambling - feminists - atheists - "baddies" - politics - women - LGBTQ - porn - web3 I left a lot out just because I think you get where I'm going with this.

Visual representation of people waiting for me to apologize after being honest and call out their bullshit:

I stopped posting months ago. Came back last week because silence felt like giving up to me. What's crazy is seeing people actually showing up here. Not because of clout. Not because of what I can do for them. Just because they care. Love you. 🤍

Had a conversation in DMs today that I can't stop thinking about, so I'm turning it into a post. ❓Someone asked me what I meant by “focus on the product.” Their assumption was that the product of any project is money in the end. And I get why people think that. But it’s backwards, and fixing that one idea in your head changes everything. The product isn’t the money. The money is the consequence. Money is just the market handing something back to you AFTER you delivered value. It’s a scoreboard. A lagging indicator. So when everyone’s out here obsessing over the scoreboard, they’re staring at the one thing they can’t directly move. Go work on the thing that actually moves it: the value. The angle. The part someone would miss if you disappeared tomorrow. And no, the answer is never “add more tools.” More tools is just feature bloat wearing a busy costume. The edge lives in the gaps. The angle nobody else is taking. You don’t need to reinvent the wheel. You just need to take a format that already works and own a corner of it that’s yours. Now here’s the part that gets uncomfortable, because this is where a lot of projects fails: A good story can hide a broken system. The cleaner the pitch sounds, the harder you should shake it. So shake it by tracing the money. In a real business, value comes from someone OUTSIDE the system paying because they actually wanted the thing. If the only money coming in is from the next person hoping to get more money out later, you don’t have a business. Everyone inside is both the builder and the customer, and the whole thing runs on the next guy showing up. That’s the same machine as every “stake for rewards” band-aid people love to capitalize on. Different mask, same disease. And watch out for the tell that gives it away every time: when someone says the price going up IS the marketing. Because if people show up for green candles, they leave the second those candles turn red. That’s not a community. That’s a holder base pretending to be one. Real community survives a bear market. A holder base disappears in it. ❓ So here’s the one question I’d tattoo on the inside of your eyelids before you build anything: Name one dollar that enters your system from someone who is NOT buying in to earn more out. One real external revenue line. A product, a service, something an outsider pays for and walks away happy without ever needing your token to move. If you can name it, you've got a spine, and everything else is just engineering you can fix. If you can't name it yet, that's fine, most projects can't on day one. But then THAT is the mission. That's the first brick. Everything else you're stacking is decoration on a house nobody outside is buying. The best projects describe a business. The dangerous ones disguise one. Learn to tell the difference and you'll save yourself years.

I stopped posting here because I was working on myself: I quit smoking I started a diet and lost 5kg already I started going to the gym I never miss church I started waking up at 5am and go for a run I pray to Christ every morning Gotta have good reasons. Miss you all.