My Reef Tank As A Game ???

Do you think a reef tank game could bring more people into the hobby


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So hear me out I’ve been doing some thinking on how to bring more people into the hobby due to the lack of people in my area actually having a reef tank so what if there’s a game where someone use an actual listing of all the different variant of corals/anemones known and color morphs, have vender sales, random auction, events like irl and have a seller option as well but integrate random incidents base on how you actually set up the tank not going to go into the fine details right now but how do you feel about how this idea could influence more people to get into the hobby
 
As long as it's a true representation of the hobby. Say maybe like Squid Game.
It would but at a little more accelerated grow rate to keep people entertain and the grow rates would be based on the lights and spectrum you use and some other elements but not fast enough to make it unreasonable so that way if the do migrate over to irl there not disappointed on the irl growth rates
 
Needs OG SimCity disasters to just come in and wipe out all their hard work to keep it realistic
 
Needs OG SimCity disasters to just come in and wipe out all their hard work to keep it realistic
Ah yes, everything is going peaceful in your tank until the ufo invasion shows up
 
If realistic enough and in existence it probably would have intimated me. leave out the part where you have to go work to finance the tank but also have to pay rent, mortgage, insurance, groceries, gas, maybe further into the game lawyer fees and child support..........


Honestly take reality out as much as you can, focus on the basics of reef keeping and highlight the cool fish, coral, scaping tanks and tone down hitchhikers, nuisance algae and tank crashes and that could be an interesting game.
 
Great idea - Cyber nerds and reefers combined... I'm not sure I've seen that before LOL (Looks at R2R)! But is kinda cool idea. instead of being god, your are just a humble aquarium keeper ;)
 
Ah yes, everything is going peaceful in your tank until the ufo invasion shows up
Lol this isn't reef related but about 15 years ago my buddy and I got really into rc airplanes. After wasting 100's of dollars on crashed models we decided to invest in a flight sim to improve our ability. Anyway in the sim there was a feature if you hit f4 on the keyboard a part of the plane wold fall off or the motor would stall. We used to have a blast randomly sabotaging etch others flights. It did make us better rc pilots.
 
So hear me out I’ve been doing some thinking on how to bring more people into the hobby due to the lack of people in my area actually having a reef tank so what if there’s a game where someone use an actual listing of all the different variant of corals/anemones known and color morphs, have vender sales, random auction, events like irl and have a seller option as well but integrate random incidents base on how you actually set up the tank not going to go into the fine details right now but how do you feel about how this idea could influence more people to get into the hobby
If you included realistic tank management mechanics—like balancing light, flow, nutrients, and dealing with common problems (algae blooms, parasites, equipment failure)—players would learn the fundamentals in a safe environment. The marketplace aspect could also replicate the excitement of frag swaps and online auctions. Even if people don’t end up setting up a real reef, it would at least spread awareness and appreciation for the hobby.
 
If realistic enough and in existence it probably would have intimated me. leave out the part where you have to go work to finance the tank but also have to pay rent, mortgage, insurance, groceries, gas, maybe further into the game lawyer fees and child support..........


Honestly take reality out as much as you can, focus on the basics of reef keeping and highlight the cool fish, coral, scaping tanks and tone down hitchhikers, nuisance algae and tank crashes and that could be an interesting game. I love the idea of treating a reef tank like a game—it really makes you think about balance and strategy. On a similar note, I’ve been exploring online casino reviews recently, and they can be surprisingly detailed about how to maximize your play. You can check out among the best no deposit bonus pokies in Australia here — the reviews break down which casinos offer the most rewarding bonuses and which games are worth your time. It’s kind of like planning a tank setup: research first, then enjoy the results. Definitely makes both hobbies more strategic and fun.
Agree
 

WHICH PART OF YOUR SETUP IS HARDEST TO REACH OR REMOVE FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE?

  • Glass behind or beside the tank

    Votes: 8 23.5%
  • Powerheads or wavemakers

    Votes: 3 8.8%
  • Sump or rear filtration chambers

    Votes: 5 14.7%
  • Skimmer or other filtration equipment

    Votes: 2 5.9%
  • Overflow or plumbing

    Votes: 7 20.6%
  • Lights or lids

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Mine is pretty easy to access!

    Votes: 8 23.5%
  • Other—tell us what I missed

    Votes: 1 2.9%
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