Still early in development, but I’m building a competitive game that mixes luck and hardcore strategy. Players (or teams) decide how aggressive or safe to play, and every match feels different. Curious what the esports crowd thinks — would you play something like this?
Finally, a better way to win and lose.
I am beyond stoked for this—get your dice ready because things are about to get serious. Competition, chaos, and bragging rights are coming. Let’s roll 🔥🎲
Been doing a lot more Python development lately, mostly small tools and automation stuff. If anyone here needs a hand with something you’re working on, I’ve got some time here and there and don’t mind helping out
New here! After 3 years managing a full FBA operation — product listings, logistics, supplier communications, and day to day operations — I've picked up a lot of lessons the hard way. Everything from surviving supplier delays to optimizing listings without burning ad spend.
Happy to share what worked, what didn't, and answer any questions you might have. Whether you're just starting out or hitting a wall on something operational, drop it in the comments.