Red Cat Holdings Inc (RCAT)

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news out about an alpha launch with 200 users. I wonder what it means when they say they have '15 hours of content'? If they hope this becomes another world that people can get addicted to exploring and 'living' in virtually, then don't they really need thousands of hours of content? Otherwise, won't people be running into repeat situations? Or, should I think of it more of a town that takes 15 hours to explore, but through which a person can live their whole lives and interact with the others that live there? Thoughts, anyone?

Also, I have heard that the graphics leave something to be desired here, but this was second-hand info, so I"m curious as to anyone's thoughts on that.

Lastly, I'm still trying to see how this is going to catch fire for people. There are immersive video games out there - very realistic looking, some of them already. I guess the VR aspect is hoped to take the immersion to a whole new level. Seems to me that will require very convincing graphics as well as emotional experiences in combination with realistic social interaction. I welcome any input on these issues.