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They should have never gone public with what they have currently. Metaverse might have had potential but none of that matters anymore as people associate with a

They should have never gone public with what they have currently. Metaverse might have had potential but none of that matters anymore as people associate with an ugly, buggy mess of a product that does nothing special. It's already a laughingstock in the eyes of their prospective clients and I have no idea what they'd have to do to clean up their public image. You can't really hype up legs - LEGS - as your killer feature and expect people to take you seriously.

MarchM 4y ago
What about the MVP concept and Reed Hoffman maxime about”if you’re not embarrassed by your first release you waited too long” ? I know of people who enjoy their VR albeit the limitations. They watch movies in VR, play a few games, etc. They are capturing early adopters and when COD123 is released in VR 4k, you have a userbase
- pyb 4y ago
  A good MVP consists in releasing something a few people desperately want, rather than something many people vaguely like. So right now, I'm not sure they're going at it the right way.
  - MarchM 4y ago
    Thank you, that’s a good point!