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Yes. Games are fairly universally loved, no one really wants to make accounting software or telecom middleware or fintech apps, they ultimately build them for m
by literallyaduck 5y ago
Yes. Games are fairly universally loved, no one really wants to make accounting software or telecom middleware or fintech apps, they ultimately build them for money. If money was covered then reaching the self actualization phase of life is possible and who wouldn't want to make their own game?
- Dracophoenix 5y agoI would tentatively agree with you when it comes to accounting software. However, plenty of fintech apps have popped up over the years, mainly from cryptocurrency enthusiasts. I think even if these people had enough money, they would still go off inventing their own currencies or gambling in the stock market. Also, telecom middleware certainly has its fans in the SDR community and what remains of the world's phreakers.
- literallyaduck 5y agoYou are absolutely right about crypto and gambling, I was thinking more about legacy banking, mortgages, that sort of thing. Gambling is inherently a form of gaming.