Alex Prime @prime_code

Looking for that one specific item drop? Maybe our #Hytale loot table browser can help! hytalecharts.com/loot-tables #Hytalemodding

The Hytale Original Soundtrack is now available on all streaming platforms! 🎵 Two volumes - 94 tracks - 7 hours and 17 minutes of music. 🎵 #Hytale

Happy Valentine's Day! 💘 May your day be kind, cozy, and rawr-mantic! #Hytale

Hytale Early Access JANUARY 13, 2026

Hey @Steam I'm not home right now but someone informed me this "Talltale" game is using my music without my permission. I'll try to take more action when i get home but, just getting this out there 😡

added gliders will post clip on @Hytale next week

When I say Hytale is not good enough, I genuinely mean it. It's not some reverse psychology trick! Real talk: We are using a 4-year-old game build with over 300 versions (branches) of prototypes that we Frankenstein together in record time into a single branch. None of it was meant to be released this quickly and in this way. There are barely any game progression mechanics configured, and we have to implement them all in record time to make it somewhat enjoyable. Of course, I'm confident it's going to be "ok" for release. However, this is the current situation we are dealing with, on top of all the bug fixes, refactors, clean-ups and other ongoing issues that we are facing. We inherited a true hardcore engineering and design challenge, and we are on the clock to deliver early access. The exploration of the game is fun, don't get me wrong, but man, I wish we had more time to get a few more features or configurations in to enhance that experience, but no, we break the curse of release and fix later. This will come at a significant cost; some people will be permanently convinced the game is doomed to remain in this state, unaware that this is an authentic early access experience. I hope that people who share the game will explain the situation we are in and how we got here. Keep in mind, the gameplay video doesn't show much of the gameloop because, well, there isn't much of it. Combat, game vibe, and exploration are great fun, but there needs to be mechanics to keep it going over time. One thing I have learned over time is to enjoy the painful feedback. It is the most critical part of making games and improving yourself as a game designer. Of course, you have to be filtering out the ones that want to steer you in their own vision of what the game should be, so it's a balancing act. When I read negative feedback on the gameplay video, I don't get defensive or hurt. I'm literally like, "Yep, they are not wrong" or "Why do they think like this? How can I solve their problem?" This has taken me years to get to that point. Our community, over the last 14 years on MC, has not been shy about giving us their feedback. The one thing I can promise is that the game is owned by someone who cares and understands the situation, and I will do my best to empower my team to make a great game, however long it takes. This time, with all of you along for the ride, if you wish to be a part of it.

Been exploring ERC6909 lately. It’s a super minimal multi-token standard that feels way cleaner than ERC1155. One contract, many assets, and perfect for DeFi stuff like Uniswap’s Compact. Really neat design. #ETHereum #DeFi #ERC6909 #ETH

@VitalikButerin The O(N^1/3) idea is cool but using 3D space for memory latency feels off. Real systems are about topology: buses, caches, controller paths, not geometry. In the end just another asymptotic model far from reality

4⃣ It was the same with crypto. At first I didn’t believe in Bitcoin or blockchain. I still remember the moment I thought about spending $1,000 to buy Bitcoin. Bitcoin was so low at that time I could literally buy a few whole bitcoins. When I finally had the cash, I decided not to spend it on some weird internet thing 😄 I guess millions of people have the same story. Now, years later, crypto is a real ecosystem with real tools and real value. We already live in a decentralized future. AI and crypto are reshaping how we create, learn, and exchange value. The change isn’t coming someday. It’s already here.

3⃣ AI is already part of my family life. I show my son how it can explain hard math problems from olympiad tasks. When I can’t explain something myself, I ask AI, and it often does it better than any other source. For my 4-year-old daughter, I make coloring pages with AI, exactly the ones she imagines. She already knows that “this thing” made the picture just for her. A minute later it’s printed, and she’s coloring it with pencils.

1⃣ No surprise, this blog will be about AI and crypto. These technologies aren’t the future anymore. They’re already part of everyday life. 10–15 years ago only geeks cared about them. Now, whether we like it or not, AI and blockchain are everywhere: in work, in finance, and in how we live day to day.

RT @mashable Google's Pac-Man Logo Perplexes Scores of Firefox Users http://bit.ly/agle0c #google #pop-culture #software

RT @mashable What Happens to a YouTube Video After 1,000 Uploads? http://bit.ly/bN4f3y #alvin-lucier #canzona #codec

RT @mashable Skype iPhone 3G App Downloaded 5 Million Times http://bit.ly/coK3B8