The main question I have about this and projects like the million dollar homepage is, how do do advertisers get any value out of advertising on your website?
I really doubt that your website would even be visited by potential customers for the people who would be buying advertisements.
Aside from building a house that's plastered with advertisements, there doesn't seem to be any other functionality that makes this experience even remotely fun imo.
Topic: DogeCityVR - the city of doge the dog where you can buy your virtual space (Read 184 times)
January 05, 2018, 07:37:29 AM
January 05, 2018, 01:39:28 AM
I watched the trailer, it's a piece of crap.
Just like he said, who would pay 130$+ for their advertisement to be displayed in a horrendous VR space.
Who would visit it, another advertiser?
Milliondollar Homepage is a website, the concept works like that (website).
If you came up with an interesting Open-world game, make some space for advertisements. That's the way to go.
You can partner with a game developer or publishers.
It's a nice concept for MMORPG/Open-world games, I'll give you that.
Just like he said, who would pay 130$+ for their advertisement to be displayed in a horrendous VR space.
Who would visit it, another advertiser?
Milliondollar Homepage is a website, the concept works like that (website).
If you came up with an interesting Open-world game, make some space for advertisements. That's the way to go.
You can partner with a game developer or publishers.
It's a nice concept for MMORPG/Open-world games, I'll give you that.
January 04, 2018, 11:45:39 PM
So you're saying that people can advertise in a world that no one is going to visit, and they're going to have to pay $130 USD for each cell that they want to.
I don't know if you're trying to scam people here, but no one is going to come here and pay for anything dude. Would you like to actually explain yourself here?
I don't know if you're trying to scam people here, but no one is going to come here and pay for anything dude. Would you like to actually explain yourself here?
January 04, 2018, 03:45:30 PM
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