Time to show you the community that’s been stuck with me since my very first day as a content creator. I landed in @TheWardensGC like a complete nobody and somehow got adopted by a bunch of legends. Wardens this vid is for you. With love. And for the rest of you... just watch

Guys, can you see my Engines of Fury post? The reach is so impossibly low that I’m starting to believe something is genuinely wrong 🤔

Tested @EnginesOfFury during early playtest this year. Saw the potential, but it was rough Jumped back in this week and I'm stuck - in the best way and literally. Extraction keeps failing, but giant mutants hunting you down and trash-or-gem loot hunts make every death worth it

Work week starting on Wednesday? Guilty as charged. My inner critic won't shut up about being "too slow, not good enough" Here's the truth though. Doesn't matter how many times you stumble. What matters is that you get back up and keep going Shaking it off. Time to create

Last year I also celebrated N7 Day with fanart. Since there weren't many of you here back then, I'm happily sharing this artwork again.

It's N7 Day and I'm celebrating the trilogy that shaped me as a gamer. Shepard and that unforgettable crew became more than just characters. Happy N7 Day. ME5 is in development. Amazon's making a TV series. The universe keeps expanding. I'm ready. Are you? 💙

When @PlayArmourX and @kodo_ai joined forces, magic happened. Two projects I deeply believe in, collaborating together. This makes me so happy! Today I'm proudly showing my custom 1/1 PFP! Thank you ArmourX! I love how fierce and fabulous this turned out 💙

@MoonfrostGame

Yesterday's news that Moonfrost is leaving Open Loot for Steam - ditching Web3 for traditional gaming - genuinely broke my heart. This game was my cozy blanket on cold winter evenings. A beautiful, relaxing escape that Web3 desperately needed. That dream just ended.

I grew up on Heroes of Might and Magic. Unhealthy hours, but the 90s didn't care about screen time. When @MightMagicFates announced HoMM as TCG in web3 via @immutable my nostalgia and web3 obsession had a baby. Week late, which in web3 is a decade, but couldn't NOT share this.

Huge thanks to the @kodo_ai team for giving me the opportunity to test so thoroughly! This was genuinely fun to explore. I hope I didn't break anything! You've built something really special here.

I'm genuinely impressed with what Kodo achieves here. I honestly don't know another tool creating this consistently good, clean anime-style work right now. Once it's publicly available, I'm definitely adding it to my workflow. What really stands out is that this might be one

My final curiosity test used prompts in my native Polish. It understood everything perfectly. I know other AI tools handle this too, but it still felt like a nice bonus on top of everything else that worked well.

I type fast and make tons of typos, so I deliberately tested misspelled prompts. It still understood perfectly what I meant. Even when my girl was "londe" and walking in "rainy dain." The comprehension seriously impressed me.

Knowing Kodo nails anime style, I tried pushing beyond it. Black and white attempts got strong grayscale but weren't true monochrome. Manga panel style and pixel art didn't work either. The tool knows what it's good at and stays there.

Decided to test darker territory with horror and macabre themes. Gentle prompts got heavily sanitized into cheerful outputs. Stronger prompts threw errors. Honestly glad there are boundaries here though - keeps the tool focused on creating beautiful, ethical content.

Knowing character work was solid, I tested environments with postcards from different places. Simple prompts pulled beautiful, varied shots. Asked for cyberpunk panorama and it added neons on its own - understood what the setting needed without me spelling it all out.

One thing I consider core to anime are those dynamic, high-energy action shots. This test didn't go well. The poses came out awkward and forced instead of capturing that signature fluid anime motion. It really needs improvement because it's such a defining element of the style.

My last character test focused on children. Due to horrific misuse, these prompts sometimes get blocked even when harmless. Kodo aged characters up significantly. I understand the protective approach, but really wish there was a way to generate kids when creative intent is pure.

Tested fantasy creatures more broadly. Dragons and griffins worked great. But abstract concepts like Medusa or Centaur made beautiful images that just weren't the actual creatures I was going for. Interesting gap in how it interprets some concepts.

Pushed it further with anthropomorphic characters. Had to try Moochkin from @FaenoraVerse Even without image reference support, just describing him created this adorable variation of my favorite panda hero. Results exceeded expectations for prompt-only generation.