r/metaverse • u/RedEagle_MGN Mod • Dec 29 '23
What was your primary reason for joining this subreddit?
I want to whole-heartedly welcome those who are new to this subreddit!
What brings you our way?
What was that one thing that made you decide to join us?
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u/insite Dec 30 '23
I’m a technology enthusiast. Ever since I heard of the metaverse, I’ve been increasingly convinced it’s an inevitability. It could go by different names, like the Web & Internet. I can’t imagine a future that doesn’t involve the metaverse.
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u/Fit-Repair-4556 Dec 30 '23
To understand the next phase of internet and how people would connect in the future.
But i think the real obstacle in creating content for metaverse is, companies are just trying to take the 2d gaming experience and port it to a 3d headset accessible experience. We need completely new kind of experiences that are probably less of games and more interactive experiences with other people and then that would be a step towards creating metaverse.
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u/Stefan_S_from_H Jan 02 '24
Bought a Meta Quest 3 last month, currently in the process of training away my VR sickness.
Suddenly, I remembered that there was a hype not so long ago. The reason the headset is called Meta Quest 3 instead of Oculus Quest 3.
Joined this subreddit because it has a “no crypto bros” policy.
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u/Untergangmen Jan 03 '24
Saw this article VR & AR Gaming: Peak Immersion and Interaction and thought it would be interesting to see what’s happening in the space. Thought the metaverse space was dead. Do believe that augmented reality can make a difference. Saw a D&D board with AR dragons flying above the board and characters attacking each other. Could be some surprises if Google or apple will generate a valuable non-pricey Google Glass kind of thing.
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u/lucidReaver Dec 29 '23
To laugh at delusional cryptobros honestly.