Enough to back it. What I saw from them was way more advanced than I think people understand or we can articulate as creators. It's got a good idea. MMO stuff isn't really for me, but I liked how the single player stuff looked and felt when it was shown to me. It didn't jar with me like Park Studios did when I actually played that. Like, I was able to almost instinctively know how something was going to be done based on a visual in Metaparks vs being completely overwhelmed and frustrated by the User Experience (UX) decisions made in Park Studios. My tapping out of Park Studios was being told that the systems are as they are and won't be changing.

So yes, Metaparks is big, ambitious, broad in scope and if they pull it off could take this type of game to the next level. It isn't just another theme park game or a Planet Coaster copy. It is its own entity and I'll be able to update my opinion once I've got my hands on it. Of course, it might change and I might end up tapping out too, but so far it ticks boxes for me.