Ready for the UGC Animation packs ❤️ #RobloxDev

I'm tired. The past year of constant negativity from Roblox and everything surrounding it has taken a huge toll on me mentally. It feels like every other week Roblox is shooting themselves in the foot and getting further and further away from the game I fell in love with 10 years ago. Roblox is basically my job, and it’s the box I’ve put myself in content wise, but I’ve started having conversations with my team about what the future looks like. I’m seriously considering making a big push into GTA 6 content when it drops, and potentially using it as an off-ramp into more mature content.

Roblox has begun sending cease and desist letters to some of the largest condo creators in an effort to deter bad actors and open the door to further legal action. By identifying the real-life identities of these individuals, Roblox is prepared to pursue further legal action should they continue to violate our terms. In addition to moderating against the content creators, Roblox is taking moderation action against players who repeatedly join experiences that violate the Community Standards. Read the full statement from Roblox: bloxynews.info/post/roblox-c…

🚨 BREAKING: Roblox just removed close to 3000 emote copies from the catalog

Smite hammer rework for @haz3m_😄 VFX: @VisuallyFX SFX: @boarhaven #RobloxDev

Roblox prioritizing shareholders over creators is not surprising at all; they are a public company, and that's their duty. If you want to understand the direction the company is heading, don’t look at the marketing aimed at creators. Read how they talk to investors vs how they talk to developers and artists. In investor communications, the focus is on scalability, efficiency, margins, and AI-driven growth. In creator-facing messaging, the word “AI” is often avoided entirely, replaced with vague buzzwords like “real-time dreaming” or “4D.” That disconnect is calculated. The strategy is clear, though: leverage developer and artist content to train their own AI labs and reduce dependence on human-created UGC over time. Whether that future arrives in 2 years or 10, the direction is obvious. At the end of the day, platforms under investor pressure look for ways to scale content creation without scaling payouts. It’s visible in earnings calls, investor decks, hiring patterns, and the language used, depending on the audience. Creators should pay attention because the story told to shareholders contrasts with the one told to them. What do I know? I've been on both sides: as a successful UGC creator and now as a UGC game/platform. I met with many of the big companies you can think of and was part of many discussions on monetization and business strategy for those businesses. I know this space from the core; I started from absolutely nothing and worked through every aspect of the business. But hey, that's just my personal opinion ;)

“Being loud works” Try telling that to the Roblox community

The dynamic heads post by Roblox now has over 2000 replies and only 48 likes If that doesn't send them a message then idk what will

Seeing how Roblox operates now I wouldn't be surprised if the dynamic head version just became two red ovals with absolutely zero glow effect

Roblox has pushed away so many INCREDIBLE animators and creators with their non-existent UGC moderation. So sad to see this man.

I'm gonna say it... @Roblox, you should seriously revert UGC back to an approval process... the amount of people stealing other creators' content and uploading themselves is ridiculous.. it wouldn't 100% fix the issue, but it would be much better to just have trusted UGC creators

It has been 2 and a half MONTHS and Roblox STILL hasn't taken down over 20 animations that were stolen from me. Zero response to my takedown requests. How can we trust this company?