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[Denka @Denkawtf]

Green lines on a Bitcoin chart, and suddenly everyone's gone from rock-bottom depression to irrational euphoria. Life, huh

[Denka @Denkawtf]

AI is creating the next generation of programmers, artists, and game designers.

Vibecoding lets anyone — with zero prior experience — go through the entire real process of making a video game from start to finish.

Why is this so powerful?

Because you can now practically touch every major stage of development: art, code, and design. Even if you start superficially, you end up engaging with every part of the process. That first real hands-on moment is what often sparks genuine passion.

If you joined the MapleStory Vibe Camp, you lived it: shaping your idea prompt by prompt, even if you’d never coded in your life.

This is how new creators are born:

A future programmer:
• “How is it possible I’m making a game just by using natural language?”

A future artist:
• "The Maple artwork is really cute, but I just can't find a background that fits my game exactly."

And the game designers…

If during Vibe Camp you thought about mechanics, progression, story, balance, user experience, or art direction… congratulations! You’re already designing video games.

Don’t get discouraged if you didn’t launch your project or it didn’t get the reception you hoped for.

@MaplestoryU already announced that more building programs are coming. You’ll have new chances to keep growing.

And if you haven’t participated yet… stay tuned.

The next game developer could be you!

[MapleStory Universe @MaplestoryU]

The biggest surprise from MapleStory Vibe Camp wasn't the 693 games.

It was that 37% of builders had never coded before, yet many still shipped, powered by 23 years of MapleStory nostalgia.

We looked beyond the numbers to understand what helped people create, what worked, and what we're changing for the next camp.

See what they had to say. 👇

[Denka @Denkawtf]

@Berna7224 @misfitgalaxymmo I wish genuine evaluations would become the norm, instead of projects continuing to seek nothing but toxic positivity

[Denka @Denkawtf]

It looks like games made with AI have just taken a huge leap forward

[Kimi.ai @Kimi_Moonshot]

Introducing Kimi K3: Open Frontier Intelligence

🔹 2.8 Trillion Parameters, 1 Million Context, Native Multimodal
🔹 Kimi Delta Attention enables up to 6.3x faster decoding in million-token contexts
🔹 Attention Residuals deliver ~25% higher training efficiency at <2% additional cost
🔹 Built for long-horizon agentic coding and self-evolving workflows

Kimi K3 is now live on on https://t.co/zrk6zZxZUo, Kimi Work, Kimi Code, and the Kimi API.
Open Weights by July 27, 2026.

🔗 API: https://t.co/XCrgjXAqMw
🔗 Tech blog: https://t.co/YTfiMSNM1f

[Denka @Denkawtf]

I did everything wrong 🙂

[Tekee @Tekeee]

No one is more stressed right now than the guy who has been in Crypto since 2021 and is still not rich.

[Denka @Denkawtf]

$1 million prize pool for the "Legend Cup" announced by Ragnarok: The New World got me thinking: what's the real difference between this kind of Web2 economic incentive and the one Web3 creates by giving users "ownership"?

Because at the end of the day, the economic incentive exists on both sides. The difference lies in its function.

In Web2, the prize pool is a stimulus — a marketing strategy to attract an audience and generate traction.

In Web3, it works the same way, except that the money often becomes the end goal itself: people play to earn tokens and cash out. And that's the risk — the game turns into a gamified bet.

My hope is that Web3 games can go beyond that. That money isn't just the finish line, but an asset that lets you enjoy the game, move it across other assets, and progress in a complex loop. To go from playing for money to playing with money.

[Denka @Denkawtf]

Another Day at @MaplestoryU

[Denka @Denkawtf]

AI just took human baseline capabilities up another notch.
Being able to create hyper-casual games, casual games, or even MVPs of more demanding projects using just natural language is now a reality. MapleStory, through its Vibe Camp, made its IP available to anyone willing to participate. With AI handling the code and Maple providing the assets, MapleStory Vibe Camp proved just how accessible game development has become—even for someone with zero technical knowledge to bring an idea to life.

[MapleStory Universe @MaplestoryU]

690+ games with 88K+ organic plays, all in just 3 weeks? Yeah, we cooked. 🍄

Builders used official MapleStory IP and AI tools to ship real games on MSU Space, across different genres.

The community delivered 🧵

[Denka @Denkawtf]

After a long period of inactivity, I'm going to pick up my character that I've had since the beta. I got hit with nostalgia for @MaplestoryU, which I had stopped playing due to lack of time (and hand pain xd). Let's see what's new and we'll try to improve the character little by little 🙂

[Denka @Denkawtf]

@KitsuneonAbs looks very good