I've changed my handle from @classicscrypto to @JayBClassics I've been thinking about this for a while... Then the @threejs account automatically blocked me because my handle had "crypto" in it and it suddenly felt more urgent I've been talking with a lot of builders outside Web3 lately and those conversations confirmed this is absolutely the right move. People have also told me I wasn't as easy to find as I should be. This fixes that too I love crypto and my commitment to this community hasn't changed. I'm one of the few outspoken bulls for digital collectibles left But as a leader in this space, I have a responsibility to give what we're building a fair shot across the wider gaming world. If my handle turns people away before they even look at our work, that hurts all of us As we move into bigger gaming and programming releases, we need to earn trust beyond Web3 I've been building here for 5+ years. We've always held ourselves to incredibly high standards and I'm proud of the reputation we've earned together. Now it's time to earn that same trust outside our circles I know this might raise questions. I'm proud of where we come from. I just want more people to give what we're building a chance and I believe this helps

GAME TIME 51 lands tomorrow New game. Upgraded classics. A few surprises 📅 Sept 30 @ 12PM EST See you in Otherside🐱

I thought @niftyisland going on pause would take a lot more wind out of our sails It did dampen things. I won't pretend otherwise What surprised me was how fast the team found other ways to bring something to the community That's what I'm carrying into MCV's fifth birthday tomorrow: real appreciation for the people who kept finding a way to build and stay involved We still have things we want to make. So does our community. I want that energy to be the first thing you feel when you spend time with us

🔒 CODE WORD: PROJECT R I’m hosting a private tour of Project R this Thursday, September 17 at 5 PM EST Come get an early look at the game in progress, explore what we’ve been building, and tell us what you think 👀 Want in? Access is exclusive to members of the MCV community See you in the Discord 🫡

This GAME TIME is different We’re joined by our newest Premium partner @EternalBladesW building on ApeChain Expect a special session with plenty of guaranteed whitelist spots for their upcoming mint up for grabs Keep an eye out for the raffle before the event See you in @OthersideMeta

Astra just took this workflow from days to hours Recreating entire game scenes 100% procedurally in Three.js used to take several days. Now it takes a couple hours. And the results look amazing I’ve been building an agent skill for this, refining it with every test. So yes those improvements have added up but this is on a completely different scale of progress At least 10x faster with a huge jump in quality and accuracy The skill is almost ready to share with everyone Drop everything you're doing. Game dev szn is here Check the concepts below and my last test on GPT-5.6-Sol

The framework I’m building to procedurally generate game scenes in @threejs keeps getting better This scene is 100% procedurally generated and took only 17 passes. I’m going to keep pushing it to see how far it can go. Shoutout to @OpenAI and @thsottiaux for the token resets 😂 Game development is about to explode Can’t wait to share the other scene I’m building with img2threejs and Vibe3D for higher-quality hero assets...

Millions of tokens later and I finally figured out how to build beautiful, explorable game worlds entirely in @threejs We started with concept images of a fantasy shipbreaking island (see comments) and rebuilt the whole environment as an explorable Three.js scene using code instead of imported 3D models The terrain, shipwreck, crane, enterable hall, rib yard, vault, platforms, props, materials, lighting, cameras, and exploration controls were all generated procedurally It took nine major phases and 35 versions to get here. Each pass compared the build against the original concepts and annotated screenshots We fixed incorrect scale, floating rocks, oversized stairs, unsupported platforms, collisions, texture problems, mirrored views, and dozens of smaller details The result is deterministic and repeatable. More importantly, the process showed me where the slowest parts are and how to make future iterations much faster I’ll release the technique publicly next week I’m also working on a more compute-intensive version that breaks a scene into individual assets, generates higher-quality models with tools like Img2ThreeJS by @NickDevFE or Vibe3D by @alightinastorm Then reconstructs the complete environment. If it works the way I think it will, building detailed 3D worlds is about to get much faster

I’m back from vacation. GAME TIME #44 is back too! Huge thanks to @dinopawnz and the crew for holding it down while I was away <3 We’ve got some massive raffles to catch up on, plus a points dashboard update coming at gametime dot wtf See you Wednesday at 12PM EST

Loving the vibes with @niftyisland

T-MINUS 3 HOURS You know the Swamp You know GAME TIME Now @md_codes is bringing something familiar to life in a completely new way The new GAME TIME HQ website drops before the event And there’s a surprise hidden inside... The experience is leveling up 👀

Introducing GAME TIME HQ 🕹️ Every week, Voyagers drop into @OthersideMeta for live games. Winners get $APE. Attendance gets rewarded. And now every single night is on the record Show up. Win. Get rewarded → gametime.wtf Here's the breakdown.... 1/7 🧵

GAME TIME IS LIVE Come play @OthersideMeta xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1nxnRRkrB…

I’ve said this before and the point still stands Privately, many founders say they’re bearish on the metaverse, web3 gaming, Otherside, Nifty Island or whatever version of that idea And most of the time the reason isn't some deep thesis It’s because they lost money Their bags are down. Their conviction got nuked. So now the whole category is “dead” Which is fine. Just say that But the weird part is when the same people are asking everyone else to keep believing in their NFT project that is also down 99% from all-time highs, has not proven meaningful monetization, and still needs people to believe in some future version of the thing So what exactly is the difference? You don’t believe in digital collectibles? You don’t believe in digital native IP? You don’t believe gaming belongs in web3? You don’t think a web3-native Roblox or Fortnite style world makes sense? Okay Then what is the future of your project? Because if the answer is just “our community should keep holding while we chase memes, attention, or whatever is hot this quarter,” then maybe the issue is not the metaverse Maybe the issue is that a lot of people are only here for the money, but still want to talk like they’re building "culture" I don’t think the metaverse has everything figured out. Obviously not But scapegoating the biggest entertainment category on earth while asking people to believe in your own 99% down digital asset is a strange kind of misalignment Either you believe digital ownership, IP, gaming, identity, and internet-native communities are going somewhere... or you should all just be honest about what game you’re actually playing