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It's been proven to work with MMOs. I think people do want rich 3d interactions with other people, it's just about execution and making a virtual world people w
by proc0 4y ago
It's been proven to work with MMOs. I think people do want rich 3d interactions with other people, it's just about execution and making a virtual world people want to be in. With gamers, that world can be low resolution and the interactions are mouse and keyboard, but in the end most gamers are in it for the social experience of playing with other people. VR can now allow everyone to be as immersed. We basically need a VR MMO that is designed for everyone to find something they find fun and entertaining while also doing it with hundreds or thousands of other people. In other words, an MMO game for non-gamers.
- lumost 4y agoMMOs are a big genre, but they’ve been on the decline for the last 10 years or so. In the case of FB, the pertinent question is whether 1-3 billion people will spend >20 hours per week in a VR MMO. Anything less doesn’t justify the money spent.