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I .. don't get it. (And don't want to sign up to find out) What am I looking at? People raving online? (Or letting their avatars do it) But there are real peopl
by lukan 4mo ago
I .. don't get it. (And don't want to sign up to find out) What am I looking at? People raving online? (Or letting their avatars do it) But there are real people mixed in, so those are the real DJ's?
- rzzzt 4mo agoHere's the Show HN post for it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48304260 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48304260
- stagas 4mo agoIt's a VR world recreation of a rave party. There is no signup, just a nickname.
- alfanick 4mo agoIt's ('is/was) amazing! On launch date I've spent good couple of hours there. The execution is magnificent. Realtime rave in minecraft-like world. Somehow this needs business model to keep it actually alive and well.
- lukan 4mo agoOk, trying it out now from my PC. Nice, one can even go into second dancefloors, in a tent (with youtube that I can influence) but there movement could be polished. But I like the idea.
- stagas 4mo agoWe are selling T-shirts if you saw and there is a donation pill bottom right :)
- 0x6c6f6c 4mo agoMicrotransactions. In a non-joking sense. People pay for outfits or gear to wear to the rave. Or they can work for it in game. Maybe a bit like EVE Online where you can pay monthly to play but if you make enough in-game you can buy a months subscription.