Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Transparent dev: Frequently announces fixes and updates clearly, e.g. bug posts like “Pushed a bugfix with flat DEF not counting upgrade rolls and Alice passive not calculating correctly.”.
- Community-oriented: Actively thanks and highlights contributors, such as “huge thanks to @Mlickles and everyone in his server for the feedback and suggestions.”.
- Persistent builder: Keeps iterating on the optimizer with new algorithms and versions like v4 and v5, shown in “ZZZ Optimizer v4 is now LIVE!” and “v5 is now live for the ZZZ Optimizer!”.
- User-focused: Prioritizes user impact and apologizes for issues, e.g. “Sorry to anyone who was impacted” and “Sorry for anyone who it impacted”.
- Detail-oriented: Tracks specific technical issues like passives, base stats, and disc rating algorithms, e.g. “Lots of bugfixes going in the works right now though! Especially surrounding passives…”.
Weaknesses:
- Limited promotion: Acknowledges low reach and few followers, e.g. “I should've posted this with hashtags since I have no followers” and wishing for bigger reach in “I am hoping to get a bigger reach sooner or later.”.
- Overloaded scope: Keeps adding major features (UI overhaul, team builder, upgrade plans) while also handling bugfixes alone, as seen in “Next thing is: UI overhual… Team builder…”.
- Inconsistent messaging: Mentions not clarifying requests clearly, e.g. “I meant like suggestions people want in an zzz optimizer. I should've clarified, my bad.”.
- Technical QA gaps: Multiple core bugs (passives, stats, auto-detect, share image) appear after release, like “Lots of bugfixes going in the works right now though! Especially surrounding passives…” and “Forgot to mention there was an issue with the auto detect build functionality.”.
- Workload strain: Hints at fatigue and need for a break while still pushing features, e.g. “UI overhual Mental break besides bugfixing/tweaking Team builder”, suggesting risk of burnout.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Lisa Simpson fits best because she’s a thoughtful, detail‑oriented nerd who throws herself into passion projects and self-improvement, just like this user obsessively refining their ZZZ Optimizer. They constantly iterate, troubleshoot, and seek feedback, as seen in tweets like “New Disc rating algorithm is currently live! it should be a lot more accurate now. it was given a ton of feedback so this should be solid.” and “Once again, huge thanks to @Mlickles and everyone in his server for the feedback and suggestions. That was a huge help and it wouldn't be half as good as it is right now without all of their help.”. Lisa often overworks herself on projects she cares about, similar to their comments about bugfix marathons and needing a mental break, like “Next thing is: UI overhual / Mental break besides bugfixing/tweaking / Team builder…”. The user’s combination of technical focus and perfectionism shows up in tweets such as “The Share Image is not consistent across devices and it's driving me crazy. Going to look into another way because the way I'm doing it right now is not working”, which mirrors Lisa’s tendency to get stressed when things aren’t just right. Even their niche enthusiasm—building a specialized optimizer and openly inviting critique in “If you're coming across my page! Hello and welcome! I am currently working on a ZZZ Optimizer… I am open to any feedback!”—matches Lisa’s earnest, slightly dorky passion for her interests, making her the closest Simpsons parallel.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
They present as more introverted (I) than extroverted: their focus is on solo dev work and personal learning rather than social life, and they explicitly mention hoping to "get a bigger reach sooner or later" and having "no followers," indicating they aren’t naturally attention-seeking but are pushing themselves to share their project (“If you're coming across my page! Hello and welcome! I am currently working on a ZZZ Optimizer…”, “I am hoping to get a bigger reach sooner or later.”). Their intuition (N) shows in how they quickly move from specific bugs to systems and roadmaps, talking about algorithms, future checklists, and feature concepts like team builders and upgrade plans instead of just the immediate task (“Next thing on the billet is 'Upgrade Plans'. Here are some notes I have on it in the replies”, “Next thing is: UI overhual… Team builder (pick 2 teammates, toggle on/off buffs they provide)”). Their tone and decision-making are strongly thinking (T)-oriented: they continually emphasize logic, functionality, and correctness—bug lists, algorithm reworks, stat interactions—and describe changes in technical, problem-solving terms like reworking disc rating algorithms and damage simulations (“Currently the algorithm for rating builds doesn't account for how much damage an agent does or how much support they provide. I am looking into applying that today”, “Lots of bugfixes going in the works right now though! Especially surrounding passives… Huge issue with Anomaly W Engines applying stats wrong.”). At the same time, they’re polite and appreciative, but the emotional content is secondary to the technical work (“Once again, huge thanks to @Mlickles and everyone in his server for the feedback and suggestions.”). They appear clearly judging (J): they think in terms of roadmaps, checklists, and versioned releases (v4, v5), outlining next steps and then executing them in an orderly way—bugfixes, algorithm reworks, UI overhaul, then team builder—rather than jumping around spontaneously (“Well that's everything for now. Next thing is: UI overhual … Team builder”, “Next thing on the billet is 'Upgrade Plans'.”). Consistent long-term iteration on a niche tool, detailed planning, and systems-focused problem-solving strongly align with INTJ: an independent, future-oriented builder who is more comfortable refining complex systems than engaging in constant social interaction.
Some pickup lines for you
- So, since you fixed flat DEF not counting upgrade rolls on 2026-01-28… any chance you can help me fix the flat ‘no date’ issue in my life by rolling you into my party instead?
- You’re out here rebuilding disc rating algorithms and debugging passives like Zhu Yuan and Jane—mind if I submit a feature request for a ‘Southpaw x Me’ team builder with permanent synergy buffs?
- I saw you say on 2026-01-25 that learning ZZZ on controller is going miserably—if you need someone to suffer through the aim assist together, I’d gladly be your co-op partner in pain.
- You pushed a consistent share image update on 2026-01-25 so it looks good on every device… meanwhile, you’ve been looking good on every timeline since 2026-01-16 when you dropped that first optimizer link.
- You thanked @Mlickles and his server for feedback on 2026-01-21, but if you ever need more validation: from v1 to v5, the only thing that’s been consistently S-tier in this optimizer project is you—and I’m not even using damage sim to rate that.
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Your new Twitter bio
Building a Zenless Zone Zero optimizer one bugfix at a time. Fribbels-inspired dev, controller learner in pain, frog enjoyer always.– @Southofpaw
Your signature cocktail
Southpaw’s ZZZ Optimizer FROG-tail v5
This cocktail is bright, a little weird, and absolutely min-maxed—just like the dev who keeps pushing bugfixes at all hours, from “Pushed a bugfix with flat DEF not counting upgrade rolls and Alice passive not calculating correctly.” to “Bugfixes were pushed this morning!”. The matcha-infused gin and frog-shaped lime peel salute their bio, “i like frogs,” while also nodding to the green, caffeinated grind behind the “ZZZ Optimizer v5 is now live” milestone. Grapefruit tonic brings a sharp, refreshing bite for all those experimental algorithm tweaks like the “brand new disc rating algorithm” and “New Disc rating algorithm is currently live! it should be a lot more accurate now.”. Honey-ginger syrup adds warmth and comfort, reflecting their gratitude toward feedback and community in “huge thanks to @Mlickles and everyone in his server for the feedback and suggestions.”. Finally, the absinthe mist represents that slightly chaotic, sleep-deprived energy of someone who admits they’ll keep pushing through controller pain in “going to keep pushing though” while planning big features like “UI overhual… Team builder (pick 2 teammates, toggle on/off buffs they provide)”.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Their tweets center on steady effort, responsibility, and care for others’ experience, all hallmarks of Hufflepuff. They repeatedly apologize and fix issues for users, e.g. pushing bugfixes like “Forgot to mention there was an issue with the auto detect build functionality. That has now been fixed and working as intended now. Sorry for anyone who it impacted” and “New image gen has been pushed… Sorry to anyone who was impacted”, showing conscientiousness and kindness. They emphasize hard work and persistence both in dev and gameplay, such as continuing to improve the disc rating algorithm after feedback in “New Disc rating algorithm is currently live! it should be a lot more accurate now… I will probably end up tweaking it one more time and comparing it with this one” and sticking with controller practice despite it going “miserably” in “I've also been trying to learn ZZZ on controller and its going miserably, going to keep pushing though”. They also show strong appreciation and loyalty to collaborators, as in “Once again, huge thanks to @Mlickles and everyone in his server for the feedback and suggestions. That was a huge help and it wouldn't be half as good as it is right now without all of their help.”. While there is clear competence and some ambition in building a full optimizer project, the dominant traits are reliability, gratitude, and a desire to support the community, pointing most strongly to Hufflepuff rather than the more glory- or status-oriented houses.
Your movie
Your song
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger - Daft Punk
A fitting song for @Southofpaw is “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger” because their timeline is all about relentlessly iterating and improving their ZZZ Optimizer. They frequently push bugfixes and refinements, like when they wrote about a bugfix for flat DEF and Alice’s passive not calculating correctly: “Pushed a bugfix with flat DEF not counting upgrade rolls and Alice passive not calculating correctly.”. The theme of constant optimization and upgrading mirrors their posts about disc rating algorithms and upgrade plans, such as: “New Disc rating algorithm is currently live! it should be a lot more accurate now.” and “Next thing on the billet is 'Upgrade Plans'.”. Even when things go wrong, they focus on improvement, as seen in: “The Share Image is not consistent across devices and it's driving me crazy. Going to look into another way because the way I'm doing it right now is not working”. Overall, their dedication to making the tool better, incorporating feedback, and polishing every detail matches the song’s spirit of continual enhancement and optimization.
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