Could I create an entire fictitious fantasy sports game? A fantasy game that did not rely on true sporting events at all? Perhaps a realistic soap opera like story about different un-connected people? They have different personalities, resources, goals. And you draft people that you believe will achieve the most financial success. That’s how you gain points, based directly on their financial portfolio. The story would be written by a team of writers. Then, the game would become so popular that people would actually like this idea of betting on people. Then, my true goal of a Human Stock Market could come true. Instead of venture capitalists betting money on an idea, they’d bet their money on the idea-maker.
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Kind of a loooooooong game, don't ya think?
Do you get points based on their week-to-week earnings or certain financial status marks?
The Fantasy game would not be as near in-depth as an actual human stock market would be. It would not focus on everyday financial stuff. It would be long-term, and focus on major incidents, like the board game, "Life". Larry has a kid, Larry drops out of med school to become a disk jockey, etc.
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