*paws at you* hur.
*paws at you* hur.
*paws at you* hur.
*paws at you* hur.
*paws at you* hur.
*paws at you* hur.
*paws at you* hur.
Lee retweeted
Yeah this is too good to fake. Thereβs elements from 1/2 era in the ui thatβs adapted for a new street art style, Yuya βidgafβ Narumi, and all the UE debug code in the top left that pops in and out. The video is in the style of a Japanese internal presentation like the P3R leak
Lee retweeted
So they got PlayStation games on Roblox now.
credit: @SirDapper
Lee retweeted
Well that Doughcat's out of the bag. We have an article planned for next week covering this, details on what to expect in the new client, and more.
For now, we want to show our appreciation for playersβ support through this journey so far, and provide some compensation for bearing with us the past few patches. Starting in Patch 19.1, weβre releasing a set of simple missions to show our appreciation and kick off the new set.
Lee retweeted
her old singing voice being maga asf, her drum go dum mv being a flop, she had one chance to win back the fans and she came back mad as hell
Lee retweeted
It's time to fix Minecraft's OLDEST problem.
For years, Minecraft has had a loot problem: too many drops stop mattering almost as soon as you collect them. Rotten flesh piles up, familiar chests lose their surprise, and whole parts of survival feel disconnected from any larger reward.
So what happens when nearly every drop can lead somewhere? This Vanilla+ expansion adds new uses, recipes, hunts, rare encounters, brewing, fishing, farming, Contracts, and more, turning the game you already know into a world where even the most ordinary item might begin something bigger.
Make Every Drop Matter, with LΓT. Coming October 27th.
π€ Made with AI
