I don't think anyone involved in metaverse knows what they're doing though. You look at VR game devs and there's been a ton of incredible, genuine creativity bu

I don't think anyone involved in metaverse knows what they're doing though. You look at VR game devs and there's been a ton of incredible, genuine creativity building compelling experiences within the limitations of the platform - there's wide understanding of the limits, what works, what doesn't etc. I have no idea what Metaverse is supposed to accomplish: what they put out doesn't look good graphically, and with ads like this one there's a whole level of just "who is this even appealing too?" On some level I think they're stuck because "live a fantasy" in VR has the problem that it's not marketable - I don't need to own virtual property when I can sculpt my own planets or whatever (speaking of, why the hell has the Black and White franchise not been resurrected in VR?)