Image 1 — Sick or birb loafing
Image 2 — Sick or birb loafing

Sick or birb loafing

The yellow one sits very often like this (almost over a year)
I didnt know it could maybe be unnormal, i always thought he feels comfy, I just realized it could be bad since I m Reading more often here

u/Low_Rock_6520 — 3 days ago

Sick or birb loafing

The yellow one sits very often like this (almost over a year)
I didnt know it could maybe be unnormal, i always thought he feels comfy, I just realized it could be bad since I m Reading more often here

u/Low_Rock_6520 — 3 days ago

Why do you guys enjoy Animal Hospital so much?

I’m genuinely curious what makes Animal Hospital so fun for people who play it regularly.
What part actually keeps you playing?
Is it:
treating the animals?
seeing different patients/cases?
upgrading/progressing?
collecting things?
playing with friends?
the simple gameplay?
the satisfaction of completing tasks?
or just the overall vibe of the game?
And what makes you want to keep playing for another round instead of getting bored after 10–20 minutes?
I’m especially curious about what the game does better than other Roblox games. What’s the main thing that makes Animal Hospital enjoyable for you?

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u/Low_Rock_6520 — 9 days ago
▲ 1 r/RobloxDevelopers+1 crossposts

What sets your successful game apart from the countless others on Roblox?

I’m currently making my first game, and I’m wondering how important connections actually are. Do you need to know the right people to have a real chance of going viral, or can a good game succeed mainly through Roblox ads? Would you also recommend promoting it on TikTok, X/Twitter, YouTube, etc.?

If you’ve had a successful game before, I’d also be really interested to know roughly how much it made per month and whether you were able to live off the income.

And if your game didn’t become as successful as you hoped, do you know now what held it back or what you would do differently?

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u/Low_Rock_6520 — 1 month ago

Can’t connect Claude Desktop to Roblox Studio - the „ !..“ menu doesn’t work

I'm trying to connect Claude Desktop with Roblox Studio using the built-in MCP integration.
The problem is that the three dots ("...") menu in Roblox (Al Assistent) doesn't work so I can't complete the setup. I've already tried reinstalling Claude and even reinstalling Roblox Studio, but it still doesn't appear.
I'm using:
Windows 11
Latest version of Claude Desktop Latest version of Roblox Studio
Has anyone had the same issue? Is there another way to enable or connect Roblox Studio to Claude without using the three dots menu?
Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks!

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u/Low_Rock_6520 — 2 months ago

Can’t connect Claude Desktop to Roblox Studio – the “…” menu doesn’t work

I’m trying to connect Claude Desktop with Roblox Studio using the built-in MCP integration.
The problem is that the three dots (”…”) menu in Roblox (AI Assistent) doesn’t work so I can’t complete the setup. I’ve already tried reinstalling Claude and even reinstalling Roblox Studio, but it still doesn’t appear.
I’m using:
Windows 11
Latest version of Claude Desktop
Latest version of Roblox Studio
Has anyone had the same issue? Is there another way to enable or connect Roblox Studio to Claude without using the three dots menu?
Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks!

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u/Low_Rock_6520 — 2 months ago
▲ 5 r/RobloxDevelopers+2 crossposts

What makes a Roblox game addictive and keeps players coming back?

Hey everyone,
I’m currently developing my first Roblox game and I want to build something that players genuinely enjoy instead of a game they try once and never open again.
I’d love to hear from experienced developers:
What makes players come back every day?
What are the biggest mistakes that hurt retention?
Which game mechanics keep people engaged without feeling repetitive?
How important are progression systems, rewards, leaderboards, daily quests, collectibles, or social features?
What makes a game feel “addictive” (in a good game design sense) rather than boring after 10 minutes?
If you had to design a game with the goal of going viral, what would you focus on first?
I’m looking for advice based on your own experience, analytics, or games you’ve worked on. Any tips, examples, or lessons you’ve learned would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

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u/Low_Rock_6520 — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/TopSurgery+1 crossposts

No changes Open Piezo Rhinoplasty

I had an open piezo rhinoplasty 8 weeks ago, and my nose looks almost exactly the same as it did at 1 week post-op.
The tip is still bulbous, and I don’t really see any reduction in swelling or refinement when comparing photos from week 1 and week 8.
Has anyone else experienced this? Did your nose start changing more after 2–3 months, or was the 8-week result already close to the final outcome?

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u/Low_Rock_6520 — 4 months ago

What changed in my lip/mouth Area?

These photos were taken several months apart (before and After Rhino)
I feel like something changed around my lips or mouth area, but I can’t figure out exactly what it is.
I’m not wearing lip filler and haven’t had any procedures on my lips.
Do you notice any differences in:
lip volume?
lip shape?
mouth posture?
facial asymmetry?
jaw position?
Could this simply be lighting, camera angle, facial expression, or do you think there is an actual structural change?
Any observations would be appreciated.

u/Low_Rock_6520 — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/rhinoplastyquestions+1 crossposts

I am 4 weeks post op, and I lost my nostril retrainers about 1 Week ago
The Doctor told me to wear it for 3 months every Night (just at Night). I am ordering the whole time new retrainers but its not the same as i got from my Doctor. I Can just Order my old nostril retrainers, if I would live in turkey, but I dont.

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u/Low_Rock_6520 — 5 months ago