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Many of those things already exist and are popular in virtual worlds and in social games. In software in general there's a lack of knowledge of what's already b
by jpindar 6y ago
Many of those things already exist and are popular in virtual worlds and in social games. In software in general there's a lack of knowledge of what's already been tried.
This looks like a great start though.
- AbenezerMamo 6y agoDefinitely agree! League of Legends and TF2/CS:GO stand out as games that have a huge community that builds a lot of analytics tools for in-game activity data. Most times, the community tools are way more feature rich and comprehensive than game dev tools. Definitely a lot to learn from games
- jtwaleson 6y agoI've seen some demos of VR based virtual worlds and it's really really cool. Downside is not being able to see facial expressions, and no one I ever have meetings with has a VR headset.
- lksslr 6y agoI already commented below, but that's pretty much what we are aiming at with https://laptopsinspace.de https://laptopsinspace.de It's not VR (on purpose), but instead it has facial expressions and some gaming feel to it