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Not being in Gen-Z, perhaps I don't get it. But having seen virtual worlds come and go multiple times, I'm going to assume that it's another hype cycle until t
by Nursie 4y ago
Not being in Gen-Z, perhaps I don't get it.
But having seen virtual worlds come and go multiple times, I'm going to assume that it's another hype cycle until there's compelling evidence to the contrary.
- smaudet 4y agoAgreed. You might as well not be a person if you live in a virtual world...necessities like money and basic human needs mean people outgrow their fantasy world, and their fantasy games. Moves like this cause fragmentation, such that there is no one virtual world. As your userbase gradually dwindles to nothing...they grow up and have lives. Or don't, and are usually characterized by low paying jobs, poor health. Ofc not every low paid worker is there by choice, and some are born disabled, but on average these games are a cause of their plight.