Any Game Ideas for my Isometric MMORPG?

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Hi everyone,
I won’t be hiring anyone for my game development because I probably won’t even stay on schedule most of the time. On top of that, I might not even complete it, since I’ve never actually finished a Roblox game before.
I usually stopped working on my projects because of four reasons:

  1. Bugs
  2. No ideas
  3. Lack of motivation
  4. Got Bored (somehow)

I’m posting this because I’m looking for some ideas for my Roblox game — even though I probably won’t finish it, I still want to have fun working on it. So please feel free to share any ideas you have that I could include! This is my first post so please don’t be mean :slight_smile: .
Also, please don’t make this into a big thing, okay? (I am going to change many things later on)

Here’s a video of my project that was made for fun, not much tho:
[Watch Outvie - Roblox Studio 2025-04-28 17-34-55 | Streamable](roblox mmorpg game)

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You could add so players can have custom banners with ids.

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I recommend you to be creative! (I know you’re surely thinking “OBVIOUSLY”, but let me explain)

A lot of times our creativity gets limited by certain things, maybe because you think your idea is something completely new and people may not like it, or maybe for another 1000 reasons.

You must get rid of those limitations and simply be free and select your ideas based on the type of game you want to make on top of everything else.

In the development aspect we’re pretty similar, I also struggle a lot when I make my own games for almost the same reasons, I highly recommend you to think on the result instead of the problem when you experiment a bug, think about what you’re about to get if you fix the issue instead of quitting because you couldn’t fix it, remember to take rests, don’t go crazy on developing for 16 hours straight, simply go ahead and play games you like or anything and come back a few hours later when your mind is refreshed. And, for motivation, I noticed receiving support from other people significally increases your motivations, so you could try that.

A good thing about people like us is that we have worked on many games and we have gathered a lot of experience from it, which made me notice that persons with a similar habit is usually above accurate general skills, the video you showed is a great example of that, since we are solo developers its common to have reached a certain level on all aspects of game development.