Multiversus was so ‘bad’ that it inspired a gamer to study rights

Summary

In the latest example of video games that inspire someone to do something good, a gamer has a decided to become a lawyer because of Multiversus.
The ‘evil’ and the ‘greed’ that emerged from the game, especially because it was related to microtransactions, motivated them to study rights and to register.
They have since been hired and are going to study IP.

It is not a new news that games can be more than just a nice hobby. They can be instructive, as is the case with Mario Teaches Typing and Number Munchers. And they can also be inspiring, as in the case when a Pokémon fan learned to cod himself to categorize each card in the TCG.

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In the latter case of games that inspire people to do things, one gamer has chosen to pursue a career in law because of Multiversus-the substandard Super Smash Bros.-like fighter with the many IP ownership of Warner Bros. Yes, you read that right. But it was not Bugs Bunny who helped them make the career choice, but rather what happened in the game.

Greed will change a person

Meet Whydo, a passionate gamer, amateur maker of YouTube content and now a prospective law student. In a message that was shared on Twitter, the maker revealed that the ‘greed’ of Multiversus convinced them to investigate IP legislation and consumer protection. Take a look, five months later they were officially admitted to the law study of their dreams.

“Multiversus was so bad that it changed the course of my life.”

Their original video, appropriately entitled “LeBron James Smash Bros. is a Very Fun, Very Evil Disaster”, includes a total of more than an hour of well -founded research into microtransactions.

After that video they said they had registered for the October LSAT, and “Sell myself full -time in my room to do hyperbolic era studies.” The motivation? “Hate.”

Multiversus may not have done many things well, but if there is something positive to get out of it, then it is convinced someone to become a lawyer. Even ‘bad’ games can be forces of good, it seems.