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I don't really get the desire for hyper-personalized entertainment. People are very good at pointing out things they dislike, but not very good at coming up wit
by hgoel 2mo ago
I don't really get the desire for hyper-personalized entertainment. People are very good at pointing out things they dislike, but not very good at coming up with how to fix them (common wisdom in game design).
On top of that, a decent chunk of the joy of entertainment is the social aspect.
- xpct 2mo agoThe only charitable interpretation of the hyper-personalization take I can give, is that you would want to see content that elicited a certain type of emotion inside you (so, a very high-level description). Now, whether this would be at all possible, or even healthy for you, I don't know.