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I know it's not ideal, but I actually love $ILV's low prices. Why? Because what matters more is how much you own, not how much it's currently worth. The lower the price, the more you benefit from buybacks and revenue distribution. RevDis is the process where the DAO uses its revenue to buy back tokens from the open market and distributes them to stakers. The more $ILV you own and stake, the bigger your share of the revenue pie. At these prices, the DAO can buy back way more ILV than at ATH. This means that during periods of weak token performance, you accumulate more $ILV, which increases your share of the pie faster. As a result, you receive more RevDis and, consequently, more $ILV. I want to see higher prices, but these low prices are also really nice... because, essentially, the DAO is buying the dip and handing it out to us stakers 😂

**Gaming Lounge Update 11:** It's been 1 month since our stealth launch. (We had to stealth launch because of technical and bureaucratic problems.) Yesterday, we checked and made a couple hundred bucks in our first month 🥳 Not crazy, but also not bad for a business that's currently more of a hobby and that nobody knew about. Last weekend, for the first time, we had a huge wave of customers on Friday and Saturday. Which was really cool. It was so fun having a dozen people gaming at the same time 🥹 **Things we've noticed:** If nobody is in the shop, people look through the window but hesitate to come in. But if there are a lot of people inside (like last weekend) more people come in 😂 We initially priced it at 10 CHF per hour, and people thought it was kinda expensive... but when we changed it to 5 CHF for 30 minutes, everyone was totally okay with that. Lol? 😅 We created a package where you can pay 15 CHF and get: - 1 hour of gaming - 1 drink - 1 snack - 20 minutes of arcade gaming (we give out tokens) Sounds good right? Well we've explained it dozens of times and wrote it down multiple times. People never cared. Seriously. So far, only two people have taken that offer. The rest? They game for 1 hour and pay 10 CHF, then buy a drink separately for 5 CHF... why? We don't know and don't understand 🤷‍♂️ So after 1 month, we removed that offer because it was too much effort to explain when nobody cares about it 😂 so now we just give out Arcade tokens and free drinks to the really cool customers. Makes us look better too 😄 Also, we made flyers that act as vouchers with a big -50% on the front... and even though people came in with the flyer, NOBODY asked for a 50% discount. But they must have read it because otherwise, they wouldn't have seen our address, right? Well, as we move forward, we adapt and try to simplify and remove as much friction as possible. It's definitely a journey and interesting to see how many times we've been wrong so far 😂 I'll keep you updated on the progress. PS: Today I said goodbye 👋 to the shop because I'm going on vacation for the next two weeks 🥲 but my friend will cover for me and work extra hard in the meantime 😂

The feeling is not quite there yet, but the direction is for sure the right one 🔥

The gameplay still leaves a bit to be desired, but the VFX and SFX are absolutely top-notch 👌

Reached Nexus 8 .... working towards 9 🫡

Finally you'll be able to transfer fuel to your own account...not that it matters for my little T1 Land... it's not like it's producing a lot of fuel in the first place 😂 Nevertheless, some good updates in the patch.

I've been playing Overworld for a while now, and honestly, I know this isn't going to happen, but I would toss the four different stages and paying for travel out the window. Instead, I would implement single Region's with a level system where the higher the average level of your Illuvial team, the higher the chances of encountering stronger Illuvials. THEN to encounter higher Tier Illuvials, you would need a "Beacon" of the corresponding tier: - A Tier 1 Beacon would attract mainly T1 Illuvials, with a small chance of attracting higher-tier Illuvials. - A Tier 2 Beacon would primarily attract T2 Illuvials, with a slightly higher chance of attracting even higher-tier Illuvials. - And so on. You could unlock these beacons by leveling up, crafting, purchasing from other players, or buying directly from the DAO. For extracting rocks and plants, you would also need specific tools similar to the beacon. A GeoExtractor for rocks and a Botanical Harvester for plants could work well. These tools would not only be necessary for extraction but would also affect the chances of pulling out higher-tier resources. Higher-tier extractors would give you a better chance of extracting high-tier resources from the plants or rocks. Meaning a player with the better equipment can you better stuff out of the same Rock than a player without equipment. After finishing a run and wanting to leave the Region, Mozart would ask you to supply fuel to transport your collected items. Rocks would require Solon. Plants would require Hyperion. Illuvials would require Crypton to extract. The higher the tier of Illuvials or resources, the more fuel (and potentially better tools) you would need.

I looove glitches in games. They can be so much fun 😂 One of my all-time favorites has to be MissingNo. If you played Pokémon Red or Blue, you probably know what I’m talking about. You had to surf along the eastern coast of Cinnabar Island, and when MissingNo appeared, it would multiply the item in your sixth inventory slot by 99 times. It was a quirky, unexpected surprise that added a lot of excitement to the game 🤣 What's your favorite glitch? 😆

A couple of weeks ago I was at a local comicon and became a fan of One Piece TCG. I wanted to get into collecting the sets and thought first I'll buy bulk and then I'll search for the cards that are missing. I bought this for 40$ from a guy that spend 12k on packs lol 😂 My friends and I are now overwhelmed... roughly 30kg in cards 🤣🤣🤣 We need a proper solution to this dilemma...any tips? 😂🙏

Yeah, that's why I stopped talking with people about crypto. It can be crazy upsides but also insane downsides 🙈

Yeah, that's why I stopped talking with people about crypto. It can be crazy upsides but also insane downsides 🙈

**Gaming Lounge Update 11:** It's been 1 month since our stealth launch. (We had to stealth launch because of technical and bureaucratic problems.) Yesterday, we checked and made a couple hundred bucks in our first month 🥳 Not crazy, but also not bad for a business that's currently more of a hobby and that nobody knew about. Last weekend, for the first time, we had a huge wave of customers on Friday and Saturday. Which was really cool. It was so fun having a dozen people gaming at the same time 🥹 **Things we've noticed:** If nobody is in the shop, people look through the window but hesitate to come in. But if there are a lot of people inside (like last weekend) more people come in 😂 We initially priced it at 10 CHF per hour, and people thought it was kinda expensive... but when we changed it to 5 CHF for 30 minutes, everyone was totally okay with that. Lol? 😅 We created a package where you can pay 15 CHF and get: - 1 hour of gaming - 1 drink - 1 snack - 20 minutes of arcade gaming (we give out tokens) Sounds good right? Well we've explained it dozens of times and wrote it down multiple times. People never cared. Seriously. So far, only two people have taken that offer. The rest? They game for 1 hour and pay 10 CHF, then buy a drink separately for 5 CHF... why? We don't know and don't understand 🤷‍♂️ So after 1 month, we removed that offer because it was too much effort to explain when nobody cares about it 😂 so now we just give out Arcade tokens and free drinks to the really cool customers. Makes us look better too 😄 Also, we made flyers that act as vouchers with a big -50% on the front... and even though people came in with the flyer, NOBODY asked for a 50% discount. But they must have read it because otherwise, they wouldn't have seen our address, right? Well, as we move forward, we adapt and try to simplify and remove as much friction as possible. It's definitely a journey and interesting to see how many times we've been wrong so far 😂 I'll keep you updated on the progress. PS: Today I said goodbye 👋 to the shop because I'm going on vacation for the next two weeks 🥲 but my friend will cover for me and work extra hard in the meantime 😂

I've been playing Overworld for a while now, and honestly, I know this isn't going to happen, but I would toss the four different stages and paying for travel out the window. Instead, I would implement single Region's with a level system where the higher the average level of your Illuvial team, the higher the chances of encountering stronger Illuvials. THEN to encounter higher Tier Illuvials, you would need a "Beacon" of the corresponding tier: - A Tier 1 Beacon would attract mainly T1 Illuvials, with a small chance of attracting higher-tier Illuvials. - A Tier 2 Beacon would primarily attract T2 Illuvials, with a slightly higher chance of attracting even higher-tier Illuvials. - And so on. You could unlock these beacons by leveling up, crafting, purchasing from other players, or buying directly from the DAO. For extracting rocks and plants, you would also need specific tools similar to the beacon. A GeoExtractor for rocks and a Botanical Harvester for plants could work well. These tools would not only be necessary for extraction but would also affect the chances of pulling out higher-tier resources. Higher-tier extractors would give you a better chance of extracting high-tier resources from the plants or rocks. Meaning a player with the better equipment can you better stuff out of the same Rock than a player without equipment. After finishing a run and wanting to leave the Region, Mozart would ask you to supply fuel to transport your collected items. Rocks would require Solon. Plants would require Hyperion. Illuvials would require Crypton to extract. The higher the tier of Illuvials or resources, the more fuel (and potentially better tools) you would need.

I know it's not ideal, but I actually love $ILV's low prices. Why? Because what matters more is how much you own, not how much it's currently worth. The lower the price, the more you benefit from buybacks and revenue distribution. RevDis is the process where the DAO uses its revenue to buy back tokens from the open market and distributes them to stakers. The more $ILV you own and stake, the bigger your share of the revenue pie. At these prices, the DAO can buy back way more ILV than at ATH. This means that during periods of weak token performance, you accumulate more $ILV, which increases your share of the pie faster. As a result, you receive more RevDis and, consequently, more $ILV. I want to see higher prices, but these low prices are also really nice... because, essentially, the DAO is buying the dip and handing it out to us stakers 😂

The feeling is not quite there yet, but the direction is for sure the right one 🔥

I looove glitches in games. They can be so much fun 😂 One of my all-time favorites has to be MissingNo. If you played Pokémon Red or Blue, you probably know what I’m talking about. You had to surf along the eastern coast of Cinnabar Island, and when MissingNo appeared, it would multiply the item in your sixth inventory slot by 99 times. It was a quirky, unexpected surprise that added a lot of excitement to the game 🤣 What's your favorite glitch? 😆

Reached Nexus 8 .... working towards 9 🫡

Enjoying fresh Autumn 🍂🍁 air and thinking about what to build with AI tools. Life is fun 🥳

Last day in a hotel in turkey. Definitely taking a bunch of plastic straws back home 😂

Very very accurate. Bitcoin UX suuuuucks. It's just not user friendly and that's a fact with a capital F.