p>Article content Since years the idea of living in the virtual world has become popular. For instance, in Minecraft - players can build houses or even entire villages.
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p>Article content But what do you think about having the wedding online?
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p>A couple was married in the metaverse, and some people are unhappy about the graphics. to video
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p>Zoom is a very popular tool for attending weddings during COVID-19. But what about having the entire wedding taking place in the metaverse? A symbiotic virtual world where every guest can participate as an avatar? It turns out that it is already possible.
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p>Article content And the response on the internet has been mixed, with some thrilled by the idea and others panning it or pointing out that similar events have been taking place for a long time on other platforms, but with far better graphics.
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p>It's hard to imagine anything worse. I don't think there is anything worse than watching cartoons of people during a conference call. You can call it whatever you want.
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p>Article content Traci and Dave Gagnon had their wedding in the metaverse during the Labor Day weekend, The New York Times reported. The couple had a live ceremony at an New Hampshire golf club, but they also had one in the virtual world for their family and friends. Instead of a video conference the couple decided to have the entire ceremony play out in a virtual world with photos from the actual wedding broadcast in the virtual version.
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p>Jezebel quickly reacted to the story, declaring in a headline: "The Metaverse may be the most awful thing that could ever happen to weddings." It also said that this could make if impossible to respectfully turn down an invitation to a wedding.
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p>Many Twitter users are not happy with this article's content.
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p>"This was happening 20 years ago, so why is it so unique 2022-09-17 (土) 09:37:41" one user wrote.
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p>Others claimed that graphics in games like Second Life and World of Warcraft were more appealing 15 years ago.
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p>Another user on Twitter wrote "Really, hard for me to think of anything worse than this. I'd rather than look at cartoons people on conference calls," "Call it what you will."
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p>More information on this subject
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p>Microsoft is focused on the practical applications of metaverse. Microsoft is creating a corporate metaverse using PowerPoint?, Excel
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p>Welcome to the Tinderverse CEO of Tinder talks metaverse virtual currency, metaverse
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p>Some were thrilled by the idea. "A new form of wedding! Have you ever imagined such a wedding? One writer wrote that the possibilities are endless. Another thought was a metaverse wedding right front of the Eiffel Tower.
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p>The Gagnons mentioned that their wedding could be held in the metaverse, which means that people could attend even if they were unable to physically. Traci's maid of honor, who was sick, was still capable of walking her down the aisle and Dave's friend, who was unable to attend due to his wife's pre-existing health conditions, could deliver his toast.
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p>The metaverse that hosted the wedding was made by Virbela which is a company which, according to its website, "builds immersive 3D worlds for learning, work, and virtual events." With the Virbela platform, no VR headset is required and it is compatible with almost any computer.
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p>Gamers were not impressed with the outcome.
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p>"Graphically, Metaverse looks about the same as a PlayStation? 1" says an article on dexerto.com. It is a gaming news site.
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p>this is from my friends' wedding in Final Fantasy XIV and look how much nicer it looks than whatever this is lmao pic.twitter.com/D0CxweAmoW
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p>- Warden! !
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p>Article content Many Twitter users posted photos of weddings that were held years ago in the multiplayer online game Final Fantasy XIV. "Look how much better it looks," one wrote. https://telegra.ph/An-aI-Learned-to-Play-Minecraft-and-its-actually-Pretty-Good-09-16 </p>
p>For the Gagnons, having their wedding in the metaverse just made sense, since their avatars were able to meet before either of them had met in person. According to The New York Times interview the couple's avatars bonded at an Las Vegas company event in 2015, when both were employed by eXp Realty, a company that is branching into virtual work and the metaverse.
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p>Man, I attended an event in FF14 two weeks ago that was more beautiful than this pic.twitter.
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p>Yeah, that's cool. Check out the wedding I attended in FFXIV with an frog in the pic.twitter.
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p>I love the fact that so many of these responses are about xiv weddings. They're so cute pic.twitter.
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