At 2:00-2:50 am on November 10th, a dialogue between the pioneers of "Metaverse" organized by Nvidia quietly came to an end.
The guests in the conversation included Willim Cui, vice president of Tencent Games, Tim Sweeney, founder and CEO of Epic Games, Morgan McGuire, chief scientist of Roblox, and Rev Lebaredian, vice president of NVIDIA simulation technology and Omniverse engineering.
It is hereby recorded in order to fully display those wonderful inspirations and second thoughts in the metaverse thought field.
Epic games Tim Sweeney: The metaverse can hold billions of people
I think the Metaverse is the new social entertainment medium. With the emergence of mobile terminals and other platforms, players can enter the virtual world to enjoy a good night with friends, and there are colorful and colorful experiences here.
I think our number one goal right now is to figure out how to scale and bring in all creators and all players, not just shooter players.
I think the metaverse can accommodate billions of users, and those are our audiences. What we have to do is to integrate product experiences from different companies so that everyone can participate.
Next, I talk about digital asset ownership and what it looks like to bring them from one world to another.
I think this is an inevitable situation in the future. The reason is that when the ecosystem is connected, users can have the same things no matter where they go.
But right now, all of these are isolated, like isolated islands. Currently, companies expect consumers to spend on their own platforms.
However, larger companies want to do business on different platforms. Wherever consumers can see, are their products.
In my opinion, consumers want to actively participate in these transactions and do not want to be interfered by third parties. This is the most vivid experience in the era of social networks.
In the future, if different platforms can connect with each other, I believe all platforms will achieve stronger growth.
This is a very difficult thing that will take years to solve,