I find the gaming examples confusing. Do Minecraft and Fortnite really have a social graph at their core? Both have a social dimension arguably a lite one for

I find the gaming examples confusing. Do Minecraft and Fortnite really have a social graph at their core? Both have a social dimension arguably a lite one for Fortnite and a much strong but more diffuse one for Minecraft but neither is social first in the way Roblox is for example. I also think this is very much oversold: > The key isn’t the rule itself, but the implication for founders trying to compete: No category is really won until the social product is built. It really needs qualifying that a social product needs to make sense. Does my insurance provider or healthcare provider need a social component?