“Ready Player One” Is An Unrealistic View Of Living In The Metaverse

“Ready Player One” is an unrealistic view of living in the metaverse according to Everyrealm CEO Janine Yorio.

The Metaverse cannot be offered “exclusively in VR,” as Everyrealm CEO Janine Yorio has refuted.

Speaking to a crowd in Seoul on August 9 as part of Korean Blockchain Week 2022, Yorio said that Ready Player One by Steven Spielberg has given us a look into what life may be like if we lived in the Metaverse.

“Ready Player One” Is An Unrealistic View Of The Metaverse

Despite the fact that most advances in the Metaverse are currently “produced for your desktop,” according to Janine Yorio, the movie offers us this misperception about the Metaverse because “the protagonist is wearing a VR headset.”

Consumer preferences, according to Yorio, have been the cause of this since people like to “interact with technology” “18 inches from your face, not three inches from your face,” and a lot more people have computers than have VR headsets.

Yorio emphasized that the notion of the Metaverse existing only in virtual reality is unfeasible, claiming that while Ready Player One introduced us to the idea of an immersive photo-realistic environment that won’t happen in the near future because it isn’t how people typically interact with technology.

According to the Everyrealm executive, the Metaverse’s exclusivity in virtual reality (VR) runs counter to how people often use technology, which is either multi-tasking or being used to “procrastinate,” as “when you’re using VR you have to check out of life altogether.”

According to Yorio, the Metaverse’s upcoming “12 to 36 months” will be its most exciting period because this is when a lot of the triple-A gaming studios…are actually going to start constructing and delivering the kind of Metaverse” that people are anticipating.

We may anticipate mass adoption the moment we’re all waiting for with this significant change in development, she said.

Everyrealm is a digital asset investment, management, and development firm that focuses on NFTs, Metaverse platforms, games, and infrastructure. The company presently owns over 3000 NFTs, participates in 25 Metaverse platforms, manages over 100 real estate projects, and owns over 3000 NFTs.

As one of the “private primary driving motors of commerce, Yorio also discussed Everyrealm’s project intentions for the near future during the presentation.

“Metaverse users will be able to look forward to having a look-alike avatar that they can dress with clothing from different designers […] as we strongly believe that fashion will move the Metaverse forward.”

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