[robotnikman]

It's more like Meta trying to lead the revolution seems dystopic at best. Purchasing virtual property to live in? I already deal with that in real life, why would I want to deal with that in a virtual world where the possibilities should be limitless and not tied to real life?

[polio]

Why do you expect to have to purchase property in VR? I think this was just a headline that uninformed people ran with because it was so provocative. There may be a VR equivalent to domain squatting, but probably nothing that would require you to get a mortgage.

[LegitShady]

>Why do you expect to have to purchase property in VR?

because its already a thing in virtual spaces.

> probably nothing that would require you to get a mortgage.

oh so now you expect it, but you think its not a lot of money. Seems like you're in agreement with him about purchasing virtual spaces, you just think its worth the money.

[2muchcoffeeman]

I’ve seen articles about people buying virtual property. Why would you pay for “property” that is limitless?

[LegitShady]

I wouldn't but there are people who will