I understand that it could be something that would be a lot better than the ones we have seen so far, and that is a very noble and fair thing to do. However, we are talking about a project that has raised millions even before a single video, and even more millions after a few images and videos.
So, if you really think that they could build something that is much better than anything we have seen so far, then they should do it, and get the money that way. Why are we funding them to do something like that? Give me all that money and I can give you the same game, maybe even a better game?
In addition to launching that product, it is part of an assessment of the feature injection it creates in the market. Well, maybe money can solve all problems, but what is it if you spend a coin and the project dies? The goal is what they are delivering and how the user interacts. A well-supported project will be the basis from which we hope the future will be secure. There are criteria that it may not satisfy someone enough, but for me, the assessment is simply information transparency.
I have an idea to build a roman empire related game where everyone is a citizen, people could be elected, there could be warriors, merchands, farmers and criminals could even become slaves and forced to fight in arenas. So do not tell me that millions of dollars are deserved, I can build a game if people paid me as much as they did to star at last. When the game finally comes out, they should change the name to Star at least.
I expect you can do it rather than talking about the content. I said the ecosystem it's building with the metaverse space, the potential for mixed use with VR, and again bringing hype trends. Anyway, here's my opinion on the field
Perhaps p2e is not yet accessible to users and it is not an easy trend yet.