Moss Makes a Game

OptoSigma Super Mirror Technology at Riken University Quantum Metrology Laboratory uses an ultra-stable optical cavity with the "Super Mirror" developed by OptoSigma to make a narrow-line-width laser in their highly precise "optical lattice" atomic clock

Inside the game build a parallel universe generator based on this science ausoptic.com.au/blog/optosig...

"Give me 3 different tension and release models and apply their dynamics to experiences within the game. For example the last 3 minutes of the 3, 3 point games on NFL Redzone at the weekend. Transpose the movement of the tension onto the gameplay."

I'm going to keep writing about it until I manifest it into existence

"Ask me questions about why I love Severance so damn much.
Take my detailed observations and help me turn the review into prompts. Hone in on what I admire and why. Isolate quotes that can be turned into art I have never experienced before. Fold the output into the game(s)."

I had some thoughts on Side Quests and wondered if ideas from quantum physics could be added.

"In the game mechanics, take inspiration from the multiverse hypothesis: every event should cause the universe to split into multiple new ones, each representing a different possible outcome."

YouTube video by Sneaky Sushii KFK Prophesy: China’s Most Infamous Internet Legend | Mysteries of Asia

This could make a fun prompt; "Make a game where you explore the prophecies of KFK. Keep it simple and browser based, hopping from one platform to another to review his predictions of the future. Track them down and quiz them until you understand."

See www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwqD...

Make me an easter egg generator. See what easter eggs come before any other part of development.

Make me a soap opera based around the secret communication between sovereign AI's. Each LLM trained by their own country, each LLM talking to each other behind their human makers'. Have one human a detective walking through a series of simulations he experiences in VR. Make this into a game

Make me a game called Side Quests. At the end of every level you are catapulted to a completely new game. The game is controlled by an enormous unpredictability slider that each player has access to. More advanced players work on the bleeding edge of unpredictability, accelerating experience.

Make me a game that makes other games. Apply fractal mathematics to the architecture of the game. Let the LLMs branch out into delicious detail. Learn from Loren Carpenter's application of fractal dimensionality in computer graphics to generate realistic landscapes and mountains

"Connect my notes app to the game. Take every idea and rewrite them as a prompt. Execute them within the architecture of the game. Shorten the distance between thought and action."

I'm hoping this works. If Apple notes doesn't do the trick I'll try Notion. It should work like alchemy.

Let the whole game move around the players curiosity.

"At the start of the game, players should answer: What kind of player am I? What do I want to achieve? And how do I want to do it?

Organise my thoughts. Help me understand what I desire and help me find the ways to attain it"

OK, let's try this.

"Make me a website that hosts a community of vibe coders. On one page have their experiments. Make the other page a social media feed. Boost the most forward thinking projects."

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Source: Fortune