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Just make OSRS VR

>>49366871
well you sound sad and deprived eh, have you discovered the good parts of it?

>>49366900
VR isn't gonna come anytime soon to the general public so shut you stinky mouth and kiss cats

>>49366915
The part where you earn peanuts?

>>49366871
Metaverse is a meme
VR gaming is where pc and console gaming was circa 1996. You are early, don't get groomed by anime girls with manly voices that eat butter

>>49366929
Good, the internet coming to the 'general public' was the worst thing that ever happened to western civilization aside from women getting the vote

>>49366871
I really prey to god that you are not make it, I just wasted 45 second of my life reading your retarded post.

>>49366934
LOOK AT THAT LITTLE COTTON BALL OMFG

Well its not fully developed you see, there are still things that will change, get added. That's the process with anything so why not just give it some time

>>49366929
why should we kiss cats?

>>49366940
>aside from women getting the vote
what about women with cocks, they're really big and fat too, make you insecure eh?

>>49366934
>anime girls with manly voices that eat butter

Nigga what?

>>49366871
...In the metaverse they have you.

>>49366934
the fuck is that? A mini horse? Looks degen

>>49366970
You will never not have an adams apple

>>49366934
>anime girls
i want.

>>49366871
I agree for the most part, however I found this elysian project and it doesn't sound bad at all, some things are most of the same but some others aren't

>>49366989
ok jeet, tell me what it do, don't waste my time here

>>49366989
then tell us which parts are new or different

>>49366958
bEcaUse They're the cutest things to ever exist omgnfjfhwb

>>49366989
for instance the nft's role in the metaverse is going to be huge, hadn't finish my comment, sorry

>>49366989
If you want to shill your little game than do it probably

>>49367004
do i HAVE TO DO EVERYTHING?

>>49366871
anything "built for the Metaverse" right now will be entirely incompatible with the actual Metaverse because that thing will be wholly owned and controlled by The Zuck

>>49367015
like in every metaverse

Everyone using VR becomes a tranny because they pretend to be an anime girl all day every day.
Can't even use the excuse "I was just looking at a girls ass". Because they can't look at their own characters ass unless they go to a mirror and all of this is insanely tranny.
I expect 40% of men to become metaverse trannies in the near future

>>49366989
Anon you're so cryptic, I love it

>>49366973
>social media side of VR
>>>/vg/386540162
>gaming side of the VR
>>>/vg/386152732

Worth lurking

>>49366871
It's gay like the internet was when it started. The internet was boring in the 90s. Everything was basic as fuck and looked like shit and just about every site was either corporate or someone's piece of shit handmade static page of useless junk. But over time unique things would pop up that pushed the boundaries a bit and were useful or entertaining instead of trash, then lots of low quality clones of those would appear. I think the metaverse will be better when the graphics are more realistic. Everything being cartoony looks gay. It needs to look like that Matrix Awakened unreal demo from a few months ago

>>49367243
How did people make money in the early stages of the internet and position themselves to make a lot more later on?
Avoid would one avoid the dot com bubble of VR/metaverse making a lot of shit and then losing all of it because it's just junk

>>49367285
How would one avoid*

>>49367285
I think they just had something that was useful and generated close to or more than enough money to sustain their business. Paypal is a good example that survived because everytime someone used their service they made money and it was a useful service at the time because not a lot of banks allowed online payments do sometimes paypal was the only way to buy stuff. There's a good documentary called "startup.com" followed a few guys starting am internet business sound that time and they had like 200 employees within like the first few months and VCs were pouring in cash but the team was inexperienced and it collapsed after about a year or something. So yeah, a useful or entertaining product, not overspending ridiculous amounts and experience or at least experienced guidance is fairly necessary to succeed. The metaverse seems to be struggling with the useful or entertaining product part. I don't know why there's not more people working on the "work gamification" type stuff for the workplace, it seems like a fairly unexplored area

>>49366871
It is going to require elements of the following for wide adoption:
>GTA V online roleplay
>Second Life / The Sims
>Native simulators (driving/racing, flying, train, marine, etc).
Worlds that look like a mobile game are going to turn the masses off.

>>49367503
>starting am internet business sound that time
*starting an internet business around that time

>>49367503
The XR hype is where I think stupid VC money is purring in. VR and the metaverse meme cant be compared to the internet, it is just the next evolution of gaming, not a way to make work processes more efficient and cheap

>>49366934
They already tried VR gaming on different platforms back in the 1990s. If it didn't work then, I doubt it would work now or in the near future. Like you said, the technology isn't there yet.

>>49370129
its not quite yet there but 2023/24 with Nvidias 4xxx series and Meta Zuck releasing quest 3, valve hinting at an update and sony giving it another go, with new competition from china, we might see a substantial jump from PS2 era to PS4 era in one go hardware wise.
I mean I was an extreme critic and basically bought a used Quest 2 for 250 to show myself I am right. I was wrong, very wrong. Playing Doom in VR and now clocking about 100 hours in Blade and Sorcery, its the next evolution of gaming, it gives new perspective, but its really something one needs to experience to get it, it can not be translated to flat, unless you are an animator and watch sick hand moves that could never be scripted

>>49367635
Blockchain is the next evolution of finance

>>49366915
>have you discovered the good parts of it?
In the process already, and one of which is to chill with Romelu Lukaku and Amanda Nunes in the Sport Metaverse.

>>49373151
I'm looking forward to their public sale later this month to cop a plot. I read about ex premier league stars Shawn Wright Philips and Jordan Stewart buying a plot each in the Sport City.

>>49372219
no, blockchain is just double-entry book keeping 1.5

>>49366871
Just do DeFi.
Stake for passive income. Lend, borrow. Just do something. There is always something to be done. I am doing same now with Equilibrium DeFi.

>>49366871
the only people who believe in metaverses also own ethereum

they both going to zero

The biggest value of social VR is the feeling of actually being around other people in different situations.

Metaverse will never be mainstream

>>49374807
Even in ready player one it was only the "missing millions"

>>49374209
>they both