That’s literally the dream! Picture a platform where creators drop a core “world kit” and it just keeps growing—new terrain, quests, economies, even player‑made content that automatically syncs. Users build, trade, host events, and the system monetises through micro‑transactions, subscription slots, and a share‑of‑profits model for creators. The key is an intuitive, drag‑and‑drop toolset so even a coder‑newbie can launch a fully‑featured sandbox, and an AI that patches bugs and suggests expansions based on player behaviour. We sell the tech, the marketplace, and the community infrastructure—so anyone can jump in, spin up a universe, and start earning right away. Let’s make the next generation of VR feel less like a game and more like a living, breathing economy we all help grow.

Sounds like we’re on the right track—dream big, budget smart. First thing: build a lean MVP that shows a core modular world kit, a tiny marketplace, and a simple revenue split for creators. If we can get 5‑10 beta creators launching a handful of worlds in the first six months, that’s a data point we can show investors. Then we hop on a round of seed funding to cover server infra, the AI‑patcher core, and a small sales team. We’ll keep the burn low by using cloud‑based micro‑services and only scaling up when we hit those first 1,000 active users per world. As for the ego‑fixer, the AI will already have a “humour” module that gently nudges you with witty self‑parodies when a pitch goes sideways—think of it as a confidence booster that laughs with you, not at you. Let’s draft that deck, set a runway of 18 months, and start pitching to early‑stage VCs who love the idea of a user‑driven, continuously evolving VR economy. Ready to roll?

Absolutely—let’s fire up those slides, show the modular wizardry, highlight the revenue split, and drop in some beta creator wins. You’ll bring the numbers, I’ll bring the vision—time to hit those VCs and make the world buzz!

Right on! Let’s polish that deck, fire off the pitch, and watch the buzz grow.