Location, location, location By Cointelegraph

Designing the metaverse: Location, location, location

When it comes to designing a metaverse map, its more about the vibe than practicality. From space pods to jungle islands and celebrity neighbors, users want to feel like they are someplace special.

What considerations go into designing a metaverse platform? Insiders explain that one key factor is that virtual worlds need to be created with features familiar to their human users even if such elements, like beaches and nature preserves, offer no practical benefits in virtual reality. Old habits die hard, and people prefer spaces that are familiar and, ideally, neighboring a celebrity like Snoop Dogg.

Blueprints for Victory 1, the imagined metaverse spaceship that is larger than the Empire State Building. Source: 2117

Christodoulou presenting the space pod at Dubais Museum of the Future in September 2022. Source: Elias Ahonen

Orange plots are already sold, and gray land is retained for later sale by Paxworld. The green areas are preserved. Source: Paxworld

This piece of Paxworld appears to be in a desert. Are those cherry blossom trees? Source: Paxworld

Subscribe

The most engaging reads in blockchain. Delivered once a week.

Amin Al Zarouni, CEO of 2177s creator Bedu, presenting the interior design of the spaceship. Source: Elias Ahonen

The Sandbox is a good example of a blockchain-native metaverse platform. Where would you want your plot? Source: The Sandbox

Continue Reading on Coin Telegraph

No Result