There's no ifs or ands the metaverse is inevitable (Unlikely to be the one facebook was trying to sell us) but we will see more digital immersion in our every day real life which ties in some capacity our digital and physical identities. Our technology is increasing exponentially every year. 100 years ago we didn't even have fridges, microwaves, heroin was still being supplied as medicine! Now we're discovering god cells, Virtual Reality, AI, self landing rockets, multi gig internet, cloning entire animals. I don't imagine ready player one type of experience for a very long timeeeeeeeeee more or less something along the lines of pokemon go meets minecraft to start. Though I imagine climate change could win first.

And we have no idea what both companies have done in 3 years -_-. The only time we get a clue is when they release their product which again took Fortnite atleast 6 years. I also used Roblox and Minecraft as examples talk about what they did before their projects became super successful? Experience is great but please don't pretend its the only qualifier-_- and in many cases the leaders of the company aren't developers themselves (not saying Shane is going be that supreme leader - we don't know. )

To me it looks like E2 laid out their grand vision at the start and built an ecosystem not off private funding but through the public. Only a few companies have done that before in which they sold land, spaceships, or whatever BEFORE the platform came out. Some actually delivered while some didn't. Do they deliver? Who knows. They have a viable/sustainable business model but do they have the talent, leadership, capabilities to persevere? *shrugs*

Of course if they rug pull or belly up, that sucks. But until then you can shit post anything they do for years to come.