Exactly. I think this boils down to the problem that games do not create actual value or if they do it is zero-sum, away from somebody else. If what we do in t

Exactly. I think this boils down to the problem that games do not create actual value or if they do it is zero-sum, away from somebody else. If what we do in the game could somehow benefit people who are outside the game THAT would mean it provides "real" value. If the value it provides is only entertainment for other players then I would say it only provides VIRTUAL value :-)