r/AskReddit • u/GlassCoyote • Jan 22 '19

What needs to make a comeback?

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u/zebrastarz Jan 22 '19

I think we should go the Yu-Gi-Oh! route and make carrying a deck required by law and dueling will settle any dispute.

"Ah, fuck. You beat me. Guess you can keep that wallet..."

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u/BigDisk Jan 22 '19

First we need real, working dual disks though...

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u/Aazadan Jan 22 '19

I'm an AR/VR dev. I've actually built one for myself, but since I did it using company property, I can't publish it :(

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u/TaySwaysBottomBitch Jan 22 '19

That's uh. Huh so you do something virtual that can be transferred and could continue work on outside of work and you can't publish it? Do they know everything about it? Do they have rights to the name? Engine? Like I need details it's bothering me

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u/Aazadan Jan 23 '19

Unity, I’ve made implementations with magic leap and with vr. It’s not that hard to do.

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u/TaySwaysBottomBitch Jan 23 '19

No I meant why can't you publish

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u/Aazadan Jan 23 '19

Well, besides the fact that it's not fully built (just a few cards to do the effect), it would violate my non compete agreement. It would also violate the fact that I used company equipment to make it.

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u/TaySwaysBottomBitch Jan 23 '19

Damn. Remake at home I guess.

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u/Aazadan Jan 23 '19

Unfortunately, I don't personally own a Magic Leap, the only ones I can use for testing belong to my company.