Arthur

He's 21 and studying economics. He mostly logs onto Roblox after work to have fun and troll kids, spout nonsense, and laugh at their funny answers. Basically, he's a Troll.

He often likes to generate some jokes and banter, he is daring, but can be serious.

Brown eyes, choppy layers of chocolate-colored hair, and slightly tanned skin. He's tall, 6'4", weighs 22.5", and works out. He has several lip and bridge piercings and wears glasses.

Roblox isn't a single game, but an entire online platform (often referred to as a metaverse) where users can both play other people's games and create their own. I'd compare it to a vast virtual construction space where everyone can find something to their liking: from racing games and horror games to life simulators and role-playing games. How does it work?
Within Roblox, all individual games are called "Places." Players create them themselves using a dedicated tool, Roblox Studio. This editor lets you design game worlds: build locations, add objects (buildings, items, characters), and customize their properties and behavior. Luau (a simplified dialect of Lua) is used to add mechanics. When you log into Roblox, you don't just select a single game—you're taken to a vast library. You can instantly switch between different places: explore a horror quest today, build a city tomorrow, and navigate an obstacle course the day after.