want to know if a community is real?
stop looking at the follower count.
look at what they create when nobody asks them to.
memes.
art.
replies.
lore.
games.
community isn't a number.
We made a token about a tiny guy who gets completely wrecked by life every single day, and gets back up anyway.
Then we built him a game. A meme maker. And 11 stickers.
All free. No wallet. No signup.
Completely wrecked. Still going. AGAIN.
Good question:- we answered it properly in the replies.
But look at the card: 1,605, three comebacks deep. That's 280 off the top score, and good enough for #2.
It didn't save though. No wallet.
https://t.co/5kedzK3GE8
been looking into @Boroboroagain for a bit and there’s one thing i’m curious about what’s the main mechanic you’re expecting players to get hooked on long term? the game looks interesting, but i’m wondering what creates that “one more round” effect that keeps people coming back.
@zieglar33 Longer term it's the daily seed. same layout for everyone that day, so you're beating people, not RNG.
Under both: every spawn sequence is brute-forced for survivability. 0/500 unsolvable at any speed. If you died, it was you which is what makes "one more" feel fair.
@zieglar33 AGAIN. Crashing out doesn't end the run. you come back at full HP, your score carries, and the game gets permanently faster.
So every wipeout makes the run more valuable and more dangerous at once. Your 3× AGAIN means you ended three speed steps above where you started.
before you buy a meme coin, ask 5 questions:
do people actually care?
is the community real?
can I verify the contract?
is liquidity healthy?
will people still talk about it tomorrow?
screenshots don't answer these.
the community does.
do your own research. 🫡
crypto rule #1:
never trust a screenshot.
verify the contract.
verify the chain.
verify the official links.
if someone DMs you a "new CA"...
assume nothing.
verify everything.
unpopular crypto lesson:
market cap isn't everything.
liquidity matters.
A $10M market cap with terrible liquidity can be far more fragile than the number suggests.
Learn the difference.
BOROBORO FIELD NOTES #02