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Yesterday, I took @nitromachines to the stage in Brașov. A proud moment in a journey I’ve put a lot into.
I represented Nitro at The Founder Session: The Brașov Gathering, sharing the story behind the game, the challenges along the way, and where we want to go next.
When you’re working on something every day, it’s easy to stay focused on the next task. The next update, the next piece of content, the next person discovering the game.
Presenting Nitro in person gives you a moment to appreciate everything that has gone into getting here.
It also brings an important part of my work into focus: helping people understand what we’re building and giving them a reason to try it themselves.
For me, growing a gaming community starts with the game. People need to enjoy playing, want another race, and eventually bring their friends along.
That’s the experience we want to keep improving with Nitro. Every new player and useful piece of feedback helps us move forward.
I’m proud of my contribution, proud of the team, and grateful for opportunities to introduce our work to new people.
Big thanks to @Itssomwherehere, @solana_ro, and to everyone who took the time to discover Nitro.
It’s encouraging to see Romania’s builders and communities coming together, sharing what they’re working on and creating opportunities for each other.
If you’re building in gaming, content, or Web3, come say hi. Let’s keep these conversations going.
I represented Nitro at The Founder Session: The Brașov Gathering, sharing the story behind the game, the challenges along the way, and where we want to go next.
When you’re working on something every day, it’s easy to stay focused on the next task. The next update, the next piece of content, the next person discovering the game.
Presenting Nitro in person gives you a moment to appreciate everything that has gone into getting here.
It also brings an important part of my work into focus: helping people understand what we’re building and giving them a reason to try it themselves.
For me, growing a gaming community starts with the game. People need to enjoy playing, want another race, and eventually bring their friends along.
That’s the experience we want to keep improving with Nitro. Every new player and useful piece of feedback helps us move forward.
I’m proud of my contribution, proud of the team, and grateful for opportunities to introduce our work to new people.
Big thanks to @Itssomwherehere, @solana_ro, and to everyone who took the time to discover Nitro.
It’s encouraging to see Romania’s builders and communities coming together, sharing what they’re working on and creating opportunities for each other.
If you’re building in gaming, content, or Web3, come say hi. Let’s keep these conversations going.
