incremental ideas

I have a lot of ideas for incremental games, but I don't have the coding experience (or the motivation to learn coding) to make them into a reality. Didn't know which other forum to put this thread in, so I put it here. Share your own incremental ideas here, and hopefully an experienced game dev sees these and gets inspiration. Put as much detail as you want in your suggestions.

Here's an example, one of my ideas: The main mechanic is a 1000-sided die that you roll repeatedly, and a number goes up or down based on what you roll (specifically <500 decreases, >500 increases) based on a formula. If you get inspiration as a game dev from that, you can try to build off that in some way.

i have had like 20 ideas for the span of 2 years
never learnt coding

eerosiuh says:

i have had like 20 ideas for the span of 2 years
never learnt coding

exactly my situation

I betcha there is someone on this site willing to make a game

a game which gets harder the further you get on (not in just waiting times but also in complexity, content ,activity and resets) there will be milestones showing you what difficulty your currently at example:
10 points: Effortless
100 points: Simple
1,000,000 points: easy
1e15: average
1e40: medium
1e100: hard
1e220: difficult
1e500: challenging
and so on...

adoplayzz says:

a game which gets harder the further you get on (not in just waiting times but also in complexity, content ,activity and resets) there will be milestones showing you what difficulty your currently at example:
10 points: Effortless
100 points: Simple
1,000,000 points: easy
1e15: average
1e40: medium
1e100: hard
1e220: difficult
1e500: challenging
and so on...
great idea

a tmt game in which you need to get a specific amount of milestones to win, every milestone costs 10 points, and when you get one, it resets your points, and downgrades your point gain, so you need to get upgrades to get back up to that point. good or bad idea?