Kokeria | Hytale Devtools

I'm honored to share that the official documentary Technoblade Never Dies is now in production! You can submit testimonials, fan art, animations, and so on here: technobladeneverdies.com/ When I got the opportunity to be part of this documentary, I had one special request: involve the Technoblade community! It's been a pleasure working with everyone involved to get this into production. After my first meeting with the director, Steven Lake, I knew he was the right person. He truly understands what Technoblade meant to all of us. Please check out the video on the website to learn more about his vision! For Hypixel and me personally, it was important to help make this documentary happen as a thank you to Technoblade and his family, a thank you for all the great memories and opportunities he gave us. I don't think I'd be where I am today without him. Even before the fame, he helped shape Hypixel behind the scenes and was such a good person to be around. It's also been a pleasure to work with one of Technoblade's artists, @jester_u, on the artwork for the website such a wonderful person! Please note that all of Hypixel's profits from this doc will be going to charity. My honest goal is for my two young kids to see this documentary, learn who Technoblade was to all of us, and get inspired. Again, thank you, Alex, for all the great memories. We miss you dearly. Technoblade never dies.

I don't think people fully comprehend how the game will change over the next few years: Cubic chunks, shaders, crafting overhaul, dungeons, ui, minigames, bosses, PvP, itemization, combat, and much, much more. It's like we barely got a game engine right now; there was literally no gameplay content when we got the game back. We have been hiring lots of great talent lately, and it's a very exciting future. With the team we built in just a few months, we can deliver the full vision; it's just a matter of time. I am actively blocking all new content in recent updates, saving it for Chapter 1 and so on. The hardest puzzle to solve is production with good efficiency, so we can deliver the vision to the players as soon as possible while ensuring we don't grow into a large studio that can't steer the ship on a dime when required. It's working amazingly so far, a bit harsh on people like me, who need to be aware of almost every aspect of the game, but it's a necessary burden in the short term to make sure I assign the right people in the right positions. Will open new critical roles, such as gameplay designer, very soon, to support our vision and execution.