Realidad Virtual, la tecnología del futuro
¿Qué es la Realidad Virtual? La tecnología de Realidad Virtual consiste en la inmersión del usuario en un mundo completamente sintético generado por ordenador, en el que sus sentidos dejan de percibir el mundo real, sumergiendo al usuario en un entorno alternativo.
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00:00If you take Quixote and you change the first three pages,
00:04and instead of novels you put videogames,
00:07it's exactly the same stereotype.
00:09He's locked up in his house, in the dark,
00:12he has no friends, he doesn't go out,
00:14the food gets cold, his family says he's going crazy.
00:17We see that the world hasn't changed much,
00:20what does change are the fears.
00:22Today, a parent is asked,
00:24what do you prefer, that your son reads novels or plays videogames?
00:28He says, let him read novels, it's much healthier.
00:31At the time of Cervantes, it was just the opposite.
00:51We, in my group of friends, started with the pet,
00:54which was to have a pet that you decorated,
00:58designed to your liking,
01:00that we were all very enthusiastic about him,
01:04that we took care of him,
01:06because he was really like a Tomagotchi,
01:09you had to wash him, clean him, feed him.
01:13Mine is right now in its free albedo,
01:17full of flies, asking for food all the time.
01:22I would have to go to the magic chest,
01:25look for the soap,
01:27which is this thing here,
01:29and rub it.
01:33Right now I'm playing Warcraft, WoW.
01:36It's the game I've been playing with him for the longest time,
01:40I've been playing with him since it came out.
01:45In addition to me playing,
01:47there's also Beatriz,
01:49we're online and we're doing an instance.
01:52Right now I'm a bit lost,
01:54because they're a bit ahead of me,
01:56and they're more advanced,
01:58so I'm going to ask them where they are.
02:00Where are you?
02:02I'm lost.
02:04Broto has arrived.
02:06First I'm going to immobilize him.
02:14Now I'm going to turn into a tank
02:17and I'm going to attack him.
02:25Now I'm going to pick up all this harvest that has just come out,
02:30and while he's picking it up,
02:33he allows me to go and look for the market,
02:37which is what I want to plant in that area.
02:42If there is no more homeland than childhood,
02:45and the game is a fundamental element in the constitution of a subject,
02:49it has a very important role in life,
02:52both for an adult and for a child.
02:55The game is a fundamental element to socialize,
02:59to learn,
03:01and to give us, in some way, experience in life.
03:05I would sum it up like this.
03:07All animal species learn through the game,
03:11from puppies to human babies.
03:16The game also allows you to pretend,
03:20but it also allows you to learn,
03:23and it allows you to have fun.
03:25And it's amazing how millions and millions of people
03:29take it seriously.
03:31And that's also important.
03:33Taking things seriously is important for humans.
03:36It makes us feel good.
03:39It makes us...
03:41Even if it looks trivial,
03:43it gives us power.
03:45It gives us a sense of control
03:49that we don't normally have in the rest of our lives.
04:10I have to collect everything I've planted here.
04:13Sunflowers and red centennial.
04:19And I also have the trees.
04:22All of them.
04:24Because it's been a couple of days that I haven't...
04:30I have to collect everything I've planted here.
04:33Sunflowers and red centennial.
04:37Let's see.
04:39I'm collecting the trees.
04:44I'm going to the chickens.
04:46And all the animals too.
04:50I'll start with the chickens.
04:52The real ones only lay natural eggs.
04:55There are no golden eggs or anything like that.
05:00I also have valuable pigs.
05:07Black ones, brown ones, pink ones.
05:10Sheep and goats.
05:17I started in the farm
05:19with the invitation of my friends,
05:22who were already playing.
05:24For entertainment.
05:26Maybe I was more lazy at that time.
05:29I've been with her for two years now.
05:31And in the end,
05:33I want her to continue her routine.
05:36To have a continuation.
05:38But from time to time I do take her.
05:40And I like it.
05:42Because here we also have a small farm.
05:45More than anything, curiosity and entertainment.
06:03Once I had a family dinner at my grandmother's house.
06:06She does have a small garden behind the house.
06:09She told me to get some carrots.
06:12And I went straight to the fridge
06:15to get the carrots,
06:17laughing at me and the whole family.
06:20Because I was not able to distinguish
06:23what she was asking me for.
06:25First, the carrots.
06:27I had to get them outside,
06:29because it was colder.
06:31And second, I did not know how to distinguish
06:34which was the carrot plant.
06:41My relationship with the countryside is scarce.
06:44I am very urban.
06:46I have always lived in the city.
06:49And in fact, the greenery relaxes me.
06:52One day, the next, I am unable to sleep.
06:55I am bothered by the noise of the bugs.
06:58I am bothered by the silence, above all.
07:07As soon as I do not hear ambulances, cars honking,
07:10people screaming,
07:12I go into chaos.
07:14It is hard for me to sleep.
07:16I do not rest.
07:18In some cases, I have even been afraid.
07:21As soon as there is no cement,
07:23I go crazy.
07:29My day starts as a good internet addict.
07:32I get up very early.
07:34I have a coffee.
07:36Around seven o'clock,
07:38I pick up the first harvest.
07:40I pick up everything published in El Muro
07:43by those who connect at the last hour of the night.
07:46I have to pick up the harvests of this night.
07:49I have plans for tomorrow.
07:51I have plans for tomorrow.
07:53I have plans for tomorrow.
07:55I have plans for tomorrow.
07:57I have planted blueberries and rice
08:00to make sake.
08:04I have my friends around
08:06who have given me a cable.
08:09I plant to be able to pick it up again
08:12just after eating.
08:15And then I go back to the system,
08:17I do the same again,
08:19I help in your farm,
08:21I help others in theirs.
08:23And then at night,
08:25I have to finish with baby food,
08:27baby baths,
08:29sleep the baby,
08:31I pick up the harvest again
08:33and I plant again to have it organized
08:35at seven in the morning.
08:37It's not that you plant the seed
08:39and come back when you want.
08:41If you don't come back at a certain time,
08:43the harvest dies.
08:45That implies a certain dependency.
08:47But those are the rules of the game.
08:55I'm entering the farm of all my neighbors.
09:00And it's almost an obligation
09:02if you want them to help you.
09:04It's feeding the chickens of your neighbors,
09:07looking for gasoline
09:09in the farms of your neighbors,
09:12and sending gifts to your neighbors.
09:16The game of the farm on Facebook
09:18is almost a fun,
09:20it's a tamagotchi,
09:22it's taking care of something.
09:24But it's very well done.
09:26Because you immediately get
09:28rewards,
09:30you get gratifications
09:32when you play.
09:34And above all, it has a social component.
09:36You can share all your achievements
09:38with your friends and all the people.
09:40It's not so much that the games are very good,
09:42that they are graphically great,
09:44or that the game has a very original idea,
09:46but in the end,
09:48what hooks people
09:50is the fact that it's fun,
09:52that they share it with their friends,
09:54their friends respond,
09:56and those friends also participate,
09:58they create a kind of competition between them.
10:00And all this community thing
10:02is what really makes
10:04the games work so well
10:06right now on the Internet.
10:08In another life, I worked as a journalist
10:10on CNN, and I was very bored,
10:12so what amuses me the most
10:14about the newspaper
10:16are the editorials,
10:18and above all, the graphic jokes,
10:20the political humor.
10:22And always thinking
10:24how to integrate that
10:26with video games.
10:28We made a couple of games
10:30trying to get people
10:32to participate
10:34in the game,
10:36and we won an award
10:38from the Knight Foundation,
10:40which is a very large
10:42journalism foundation,
10:44last year,
10:46precisely because of
10:48this kind of experiments.
10:50One of the games is about
10:52the attacks in Atocha,
10:54which is called Madrid.
10:56It's a very simple game
10:58in which there's a vigil with candles,
11:00and everyone is dressed
11:02in shirts that say
11:04Love Madrid and other cities
11:06that were victims of terrorism.
11:08The only thing you have to do
11:10is to make sure the candles
11:12don't go out.
11:18We were interested
11:20in launching this
11:22as a debater
11:24among young people.
11:30Then there's a game
11:32that had a great impact,
11:34which is September 12th.
11:36It's a game we made
11:38when the war in Afghanistan
11:40against Al-Tahrir began.
11:42It's a very simple game,
11:44in the sense that you have
11:46a town in the Middle East
11:48with civilians and terrorists,
11:50and you have a scope
11:52that looks like a telescopic rifle,
11:54and you have to try
11:56to kill the terrorists,
11:58but you launch missiles
12:00and kill civilians.
12:02So every time you kill civilians,
12:04their relatives come,
12:06cry, and turn into terrorists.
12:08So the more you play,
12:10the more terrorism you generate.
12:18And in a short time,
12:20the player realizes
12:22that he can't win.
12:31The pedagogical potential,
12:33but also the philosophical potential
12:35of the video game,
12:37is that it allows,
12:39unlike the traditional ways
12:41of seeing the world,
12:43for example, the narrative,
12:45which conditions the brain
12:47to see life and the world
12:49in sequences of causes and effects,
12:51the video game can allow
12:53to have many variables
12:55at the same time
12:57and have a systemic vision
12:59of reality,
13:01which doesn't mean
13:03it's better or worse
13:05than a linear vision,
13:07but it literally allows us
13:09to put ourselves
13:11in someone else's shoes.
13:13So it's not the same,
13:15for example,
13:17to understand what it is
13:19to manage a city
13:21reading a biography
13:23of a mayor
13:25playing SimCity.
13:29SimCity.
13:55This year, in the end-of-career project
13:57we made a vehicle
13:59for a certain profile,
14:01the astro-wizard,
14:03in collaboration
14:05with an automotive company.
14:07What we wanted to do
14:09with this car,
14:11the Noctua,
14:13was to be able
14:15to see the stars
14:17inside the car.
14:19I'm currently studying
14:21technical engineering
14:23in industrial design.
14:25What I want to do
14:27is to continue studying,
14:29to make a conversion
14:31from the old plan
14:33to the new Bologna plan.
14:35And we relate it
14:37a bit with some pictures
14:39and some words
14:41to give that visual sensation.
14:45I dedicate myself to music,
14:47I play the bass,
14:49I play in several groups.
14:51Right now,
14:53I play in music forums
14:55and sometimes on Twitter.
14:59Hi Ruben,
15:01I'm sending you the song
15:03so you can listen to it
15:05and try other possible basses.
15:09Now I start
15:11with it.
15:23Inside the different
15:25internet networks,
15:27there are some
15:29that are more musical,
15:31where I can put
15:33my songs,
15:35my videos and my music,
15:37and show them
15:39to different people
15:41and promote me.
15:43There are others
15:45that are more social,
15:47where I become friends
15:49with other people.
15:51I can ask for their opinion
15:53or help,
15:55for example,
15:57to record a guitar for me.
16:13And apart from all this,
16:15I connect to Facebook
16:17to play the different
16:19social networks.
16:23The most common games
16:25I play are
16:27My Empire,
16:29which is an empire
16:31about the Egyptian
16:33and Roman civilization.
16:35Mafia Wars,
16:37which is a fight
16:39between street gangs.
16:43Farmville,
16:45the famous farm
16:47and your garden.
16:53I like it because
16:55I own my own garden,
16:57which I can't have
16:59in my house at the moment.
17:01The game
17:03allows people
17:05who don't feel
17:07in control of something,
17:09who feel the world
17:11controls them,
17:13to control a universe
17:15and play,
17:17which means taking risks
17:19with more or less creativity.
17:21It depends on each one.
17:23But this space is mine,
17:25beyond my private property.
17:27I spend my time
17:29exploring what happens
17:31and sharing it with other people.
17:337 AM
17:42My day starts
17:44at 7 AM,
17:46when my wife gets up.
17:48I have to get up
17:50because the kids are alone.
17:52I prepare them,
17:54I give them breakfast,
17:56I take Mario to school
17:58and I leave Daniela
18:00with Grandma.
18:02It's 9 AM,
18:04when I get out of the taxi
18:06and go to work.
18:13I go to the nearest bus stop
18:15and while there is
18:17no client
18:19or office
18:21I connect
18:23to the Internet.
18:28Due to the crisis
18:30I don't have a job.
18:32So when I get to a bus stop
18:34and there is no job,
18:36I open my laptop
18:38and start browsing,
18:40sending e-mails,
18:42contacting people,
18:44seeing what our friends
18:46are doing on Facebook.
18:56Another thing I do with the Internet
18:58is connecting with my country,
19:00not with Uruguay.
19:08Around 2 PM
19:10I go home to eat.
19:12I stay for an hour
19:14and then I go out again
19:16until 10 or 11 PM.
19:21I focus on Uruguayan culture
19:23and the immigrants
19:25who live in Spain.
19:28I contact musicians
19:30on the Internet,
19:32on Facebook,
19:34I publish my concerts
19:36on the Internet.
19:39For me it's a great help
19:41on a personal and professional level.
19:44I started with the farm
19:46because I received an invitation
19:48and they wanted to know
19:50what I was doing.
19:52We started to cultivate
19:54until the harvest went bad.
19:56So I decided to give it to Vanessa,
19:58who is my wife.
20:00She is the one who takes care of it.
20:02Today I have a spectacular farm
20:04but thanks to Vanessa
20:06I don't have to worry
20:08about the harvest.
20:14I worry about having a beautiful farm.
20:16You see other farms
20:18and they give you ideas.
20:20It's not important
20:22how things are today.
20:24Everything has to be useful for something.
20:26It's something to play with.
20:28It doesn't have to be useful for anything.
20:30It's just going to pass the time.
20:38I'm a person who could live
20:40in a country house
20:42but I wouldn't live in the city.
20:44You have to look for
20:46the contact with nature.
20:48You have your chickens,
20:50your cows.
20:52It's a way to express
20:54what you need.
21:12I usually connect
21:14when I'm at home.
21:16I don't spend a lot of time at home
21:18but the time I spend
21:20is just after meals.
21:22After eating,
21:24I connect for a while
21:26at that hour of rest.
21:28After dinner,
21:30if I'm not going to drink anything,
21:32I take advantage
21:34of the dead hours of rest
21:36to look at the mail
21:38and read the newspaper.
21:40In the afternoons,
21:42I practice street animation
21:44and juggling.
21:46I mix my work
21:48with my leisure time.
21:50I also share it with my friends.
21:52It's the perfect combination.
22:11My farm is a bit anarchic.
22:13There's no orphan.
22:15We have this Iberian pig
22:17facing the bull.
22:19Let's see who the national representative
22:21animal is.
22:25Of course, everyone
22:27who had more land
22:29wrote their name
22:31on the plots.
22:33I never had so much land
22:35so I decided
22:37to write my name
22:39with animals.
22:41So I wrote
22:43Dane with animals.
22:45The D are pigs
22:47perfectly aligned
22:49and in formation.
22:51The A are sheep
22:53that are a bit loose
22:55and you can't see that it's an A.
22:57Then there are the cows
22:59making the N and the E.
23:01The bad thing is
23:03that since all the animals
23:05are scattered,
23:07you have to harvest them
23:09one by one.
23:11It creates
23:13a creative impact
23:15from my farm.
23:17At the time,
23:19it caused a real uproar.
23:21I think that this uproar
23:23of farm games
23:25in rural areas
23:27could be related
23:29to the detachment
23:31and detachment
23:33of the people
23:35from the urban environment
23:37to nature,
23:39to the rural environment.
23:41There's a link
23:43between the rural
23:45environment
23:47and the urban environment
23:49and it seems
23:51that there's a desire
23:53to return to what was left
23:55before, to take it back,
23:57to take back the tranquility
23:59of that environment,
24:01of that environment
24:03that is being lost in the cities
24:05with a high rate of life,
24:07of stress.
24:09It seems that there's
24:11a rapprochement.
24:13Also this thing of collaborating
24:15in the virtual farm
24:17is not as different
24:19as that thing
24:21that we sometimes lose
24:23when we grow up
24:25in a square,
24:27small children,
24:292 or 3 years old,
24:31of different races,
24:33different cultures,
24:35that maybe don't speak
24:37the same language,
24:39can play together
24:41because that's what
24:43we humans have,
24:45that's what we have.
25:07I retired 4 years ago
25:09and my life is
25:11a tranquility
25:13in the complete sense
25:15of the word.
25:21I get up as late as possible,
25:23I take a look at the email,
25:25then if I feel like it,
25:27if the day is good,
25:29I go for a walk.
25:33It's a very normal life.
25:37It's a life that I don't change
25:39for anything in the world,
25:41I've been working for 22 years.
25:47Let's say that in the afternoons
25:49I play a bit with the computer,
25:51with the games,
25:53and other things.
26:11Because of my job
26:13I started using computers
26:15in 1988.
26:17Well, I've always had a great
26:19attachment to computer science,
26:21I've always liked it.
26:23I spent a lot of time on social media
26:25which didn't matter to me,
26:27but my sons-in-law and daughters
26:29were the ones
26:31who led me to it,
26:33and in fact at this moment
26:35I can say that my wife and I
26:37have a real vice
26:39after the pirates.
26:41This guy attacked me with missiles
26:43and I didn't even hit him
26:45with a single shot.
26:47He annoyed me.
26:49The clan I'm part of
26:51is called
26:53Renegades.
26:55This clan comes from
26:57another one in which
26:59we started
27:01the war with the
27:03Facebook pirates.
27:05This clan was called Solón
27:07and it was created by a guy
27:09who wasn't too worried.
27:11He left all the power
27:13and management of the clan
27:15to my sons-in-law.
27:17My sons-in-law
27:19got to the point of getting tired
27:21and they got rid of Solón
27:23and created this Renegades clan
27:25in which we are practically
27:27the whole family.
27:29There are my daughters, my sons-in-law,
27:31my wife and me.
27:37I woke up at 7 in the morning
27:39and went to work at 8
27:41in Carrefour.
27:43I live in Carrefour.
27:45I go there until 3.
27:47I have a good time
27:49working there
27:51and then I go home.
28:07I have a free afternoon
28:09and I spend it
28:11on the Internet
28:13and social media.
28:15I play
28:17the game of the pirates
28:19on Facebook,
28:21I play other games
28:23like football
28:25with my colleagues,
28:27friends and strangers.
28:29At 9 at night
28:31I go to look for my wife
28:33and I leave work at that time.
28:35At night
28:37we have dinner together
28:39and if we can,
28:41we do a battle of the Internet together.
28:43How is your grandmother?
28:45Well,
28:47the important thing is that she is well.
28:49And how is your father?
28:51In the afternoon
28:53they gave me milk,
28:55even in the identity card.
28:57Now he is cheating.
28:59Instead of fighting with mine,
29:01let's see what happens
29:03with the lady's.
29:05We have a battle
29:07at 9.45 pm.
29:13How is it going?
29:15There is a battle now.
29:19Let's do it, let's see what they say.
29:21And is my father there?
29:23Your father is there.
29:25And your sister.
29:27And the rest.
29:29The point is to pass the time.
29:31While they make dinner,
29:33let's see what happens.
29:41Let's start.
29:43Let's see what happens.
30:01The clan that we are attacking
30:03at this moment is Jet,
30:05which is a Korean clan.
30:07And here you can see my ship
30:09attacking a ship
30:11of the Korean clan
30:13that I was defending.
30:15And in the chat
30:17Camilo and Israel
30:19are connected,
30:21they are in Galicia
30:23and they are always in almost all wars.
30:25And they have ships
30:27of more than level 100
30:29that I have.
30:37Simba, the guy from the video,
30:39has just entered.
30:41Your mother is also there.
30:43Cristiano Rolando is there.
30:47And my sister is not there?
30:49Your sister is also there, yes.
30:55As the clan is Spanish,
30:57we use the Spanish time
30:59so that there is no confusion
31:01of the fixed time
31:03for the wars.
31:05Now I warned
31:07that here in Uruguay
31:09they changed the time
31:11that there is a time,
31:13there are four hours of difference
31:15and before there were five
31:17for the wars.
31:19We fight against clans
31:21from all over the world,
31:23but most are from Asia.
31:27I am a merchant.
31:29A merchant earns more gold
31:31for the weapons
31:33or parts of ships
31:35that he sells.
31:37The advantage they have
31:39is that they have more speed
31:41in the ship
31:43and the disadvantage
31:45is that they have less attack power.
31:47Like Simba,
31:49he is a merchant
31:51in the thousand and one nights
31:53of the wars.
31:55He is a merchant
31:57in the thousand and one nights
31:59of the wars.
32:17What I like the most
32:19about the Internet games
32:21is that you are playing
32:23against someone else.
32:25You are not playing against a machine.
32:27You know that behind the network
32:29there is another person
32:31who is playing with you.
32:33I know that my ship,
32:35in this case the game of the ships,
32:37if I sink another ship,
32:39it is being handled by another person
32:41and that he also wants to sink you.
32:43In the end, it is more fun
32:45because the competition
32:47is not against a machine.
32:49In the end,
32:51it is more fun
32:53because the competition
32:55is not against a machine.
33:21There is a pirate who sank the fortress,
33:23who is an optical pirate
33:25who is an optical pirate
33:27from Italy.
33:29By sinking the fortress,
33:31they give you more experience,
33:33they give you an experience bonus
33:35and gold
33:37and it stays there
33:39as a war medal too.
33:45The screen
33:47and the possibility
33:49of the globalization of the Internet
33:51of being able to communicate
33:53with anyone anywhere in the world
33:55has made that
33:57practically
33:59time can be abolished,
34:01almost the space
34:03and that is neither good nor bad.
34:05It will be good
34:07if it allows me to make a social bond
34:09which in the end
34:11being able to be in the world
34:13means being able to be with each other
34:15without being too tragic
34:17and not doing it.
34:19Staying at home
34:21and that disconnects me.
34:23I can talk to 50,000 people
34:25through Twitter
34:27and not know the neighbor in front of me.
34:29I have played video games
34:31with people from Latvia.
34:33I had never met anyone from Latvia
34:35and yet every night
34:37at 8 p.m.
34:39when I connected to the Internet
34:41to play World of Warcraft
34:43with a friend
34:45I have not visited anyone
34:47and I know very little about their culture.
34:49It also gives me the satisfaction
34:51of being able to meet people
34:53who have absolutely nothing to do with me,
34:55who are of other nationalities
34:57and even of other ages
34:59and allow you to play
35:01and also allow you to learn
35:03and exchange experiences
35:05not only of games but of life
35:07with all those players
35:09that you may never know.
35:15In this moment
35:17I am in the garage
35:19where I have a harvester,
35:21a sower,
35:23a bus that I won
35:25in a cooperative
35:27with other friends,
35:29I have the caballeriza,
35:31four stables with cows,
35:33I have a dog
35:35that has been sitting there
35:37for days,
35:39I have a cat
35:41that has been sitting there
35:43for days
35:45because I don't want it to move
35:47I have penguins
35:49that I don't know why I have them
35:51but they left them
35:53and I have deer
35:55I can't spend more
35:57because I am a spender
35:59but I have the modest sum
36:01of 3,220,019 coins
36:03so I can buy
36:05but I don't have a place to put them.
36:07I started on Facebook
36:09through one of the guys
36:11an ex-student of mine
36:13who told me
36:15why not open
36:17a page on Facebook
36:19the truth is that
36:21I thought it was crazy
36:23the computer is my thing
36:25I work on this
36:27and well I opened
36:29a page on Facebook
36:31and it was a total success
36:33I found that there were
36:35people who invited me
36:37to play games
36:39and at this point
36:41I am addicted to the farm
36:43because if I don't enter
36:45the farm for a day
36:47I get an attack
36:55and well, day by day
36:57when I open the farm
36:59I see that I have
37:01gifts that they send me
37:03and when I open them
37:05I have to send them back
37:07because if they send them
37:09it is because they also need them
37:11so it is a cooperation work
37:13the point is to raise
37:15self-love
37:17I can and so you have to
37:19get up at 6 in the morning
37:21to harvest because if the harvest rots
37:23you get up and do it
37:25to socialize is very nice
37:27young people get bored
37:29much faster
37:31we have more patience
37:41I get up
37:43from 9.30 to 10
37:45I don't get up early
37:47and until 12
37:49I am dedicated exclusively to the farm
37:51after lunch
37:53I go to work
37:55I come back at 7
37:57and according to what I have planted
37:59at 10 at night
38:01I have to harvest
38:03and I stay a little longer
38:05but in the meantime I go to the main page
38:07and we send messages
38:09birthday wishes
38:11or a boy who asks you something
38:17I find out about things
38:19that are happening in my country
38:21that I didn't know about
38:23by people who are in Spain
38:25now I am chatting
38:27with 5 people at the same time
38:29now another Spaniard appeared
38:31I am talking with other Spaniards
38:33at the same time
38:35I also laugh
38:37because they put funny things
38:41because the Spaniards
38:43are very affectionate
38:45and I am talking
38:47with a boy called
38:49Bibi Javi Letona
38:51they are very affectionate
38:53and I tell him
38:55Bibi, how is your farm?
38:57and he says, do you like it?
38:59I like it
39:03he left
39:07the way of relating with others
39:09has also changed
39:11because the contact with your friends
39:13and your neighbors is continuous
39:15so
39:17the personal connection
39:19with the connection through the game
39:21and the excuse to talk
39:23sometimes I have doubts
39:25if you talk to yourself
39:27because of the game
39:29or there are people who have
39:31recovered relationships
39:33so that you can help them
39:35in their games
39:37it is amazing
39:39to see how many people
39:41and how many hours
39:43he dedicates to the day
39:45to be collecting
39:47so I think about it
39:49how many grains
39:51how many vegetables
39:53are collected daily
39:55in the Facebook farm
39:57they have to be brutal figures
40:03there are people who
40:05I don't know if they have a private life
40:07but they spend 24 hours a day
40:09connected to the farm
40:11aware of everything that others publish
40:13and I think it has to be something complementary
40:15I am one of those who try to adapt
40:17and in some people
40:19you try to stay with them
40:21to have a coffee
40:23and there are real examples
40:25in my life
40:27and they tell you that from that time
40:29because they can't
40:31because they have to be aware
40:33that the rice is growing
40:35I know a case of people
40:37who set the alarm at 4 in the morning
40:39to better take advantage of the crops
40:41and all the points they give you
40:43and they set alarms
40:45it doesn't matter
40:47what time you log into Facebook
40:49there will be an ad on your wall
40:51that Flonito left you a cow
40:53or you will have
40:55I don't know, if you spend two days
40:57without logging into Facebook
40:5912 invitations
41:01or 12 requests for help
41:03on your wall
41:05it isolates you completely
41:07if you let yourself be isolated
41:09and every day in the newspaper
41:11there was a woman
41:13who used to go to the farm
41:15and feed the kids
41:17because she had hooked up
41:19to a game
41:21the farm wasn't
41:23but it was another
41:25of these virtual ones
41:27I had bought some recipes
41:29to make some Christmas cakes
41:31that had to be prepared
41:33at a certain time
41:35and if not, they would spoil
41:37and on Christmas Eve
41:39I was looking forward
41:41and I realized
41:43that it had become
41:45a point of addiction
41:47and I stopped playing
41:49for a while
41:51look how beautiful it was
41:55look, it's all rotten
41:57that's the bad thing
41:59about having a lot of land
42:01I don't understand those people
42:03who have a lot of land
42:05because they have to waste a lot of time
42:11Many people wonder
42:13what is the business model
42:15that can exist behind games
42:17like Farvill
42:19what do the companies
42:21that develop these games
42:23live on if everyone plays
42:25and doesn't pay for it
42:27well, there are many ways
42:29but maybe the main one
42:31is that there is a certain percentage
42:33of players who are willing to pay
42:35and what they do is
42:37through what are called
42:39FUEL, Tractor
42:41or specific seeds
42:43People did everything
42:45to get more
42:47and the way to get more
42:49was to get more money
42:51so either you paid
42:53for the money
42:55of the virtual game
42:57through Paypal
42:59with real money
43:01or by cracking the game app
43:03the Java app
43:05with a complement
43:07to get more money
43:09so the fervor
43:11to get more
43:13got to the point
43:15of spending real money
43:17it was crazy
43:19but a lot of people did it
43:21otherwise it wouldn't last
43:23If 2 or 3% of people
43:25decide to use
43:27and buy these material goods
43:29the level of profitability
43:31starts to be high
43:33let's not forget
43:35we are talking about
43:3775 million players
44:01The council of
44:03Miño is the council
44:05that produces the most
44:07kilos of grapes
44:09of the Origen Ribeiro denomination
44:11so the number of viticultors
44:13we have in our council
44:15is also the biggest
44:17of the Origen Ribeiro denomination
44:25In the meeting
44:27we did in December
44:292009
44:31we did that meeting
44:33of virtual farmers
44:35at the same time
44:37and next to the area
44:39that we dedicate
44:41to the real farmers
44:43of Castrillo de Miño
44:45that were selling their products
44:47there were interactions
44:49between 2 farmers
44:51very curious to comment
44:53the virtual farmers
44:55that moved from all Galicia
44:57were all morning
44:59and also with farmers
45:01from all Spain
45:03that were connected
45:05to the website
45:07dedicated to this fair
45:09they were doing competitions
45:11of harvesting, planting
45:13of different products
45:15the farmers of Castrillo de Miño
45:17were making comments
45:19I remember a lady saying
45:21that it was much easier
45:23to do that kind of planting
45:25and harvesting
45:27that is really how it was done
45:29and how it is done here in Castrillo de Miño
45:31in the products that are produced
45:33in the gardens of our neighbors
45:35In one day
45:37a vegetable grows and you click
45:39and you have already collected it
45:41something that in real life
45:43is completely impossible
45:45but maybe being able to own
45:47with that ease
45:49of those lands
45:51and being able to show
45:53that you are able to ascend
45:55little by little
45:57maybe that is the curious thing
45:59about the game
46:11I am the owner of vineyards
46:13by inheritance
46:15and when you have to go
46:17you have to go
46:19to work
46:21for example last week
46:23I had to be a man
46:25carrying the grapes
46:27carrying them
46:29apart from selling them
46:31I had to carry them
46:33but well
46:35it is a very normal life
46:37like that of many people
46:39people who live
46:41in the rural
46:43My daily life
46:45is very normal
46:47at the moment
46:49I am doing a course
46:51if I am not doing that
46:53I am a volunteer
46:55of civil protection
46:57of Red Cross
46:59and well
47:01what I do the most
47:03is to be with the disabled
47:05we do workshops
47:07we do excursions
47:09with them
47:11it is a way
47:13to help someone
47:15and to forget about yourself
47:17really
47:19my father died
47:218 years ago
47:23I was quite depressed
47:25I felt a little bad
47:27it was a way
47:29to distract myself
47:31to pass the time
47:33to try to put my problems
47:35in the background
47:37and try to help
47:39others
48:03the process in a vineyard
48:05is a bit long
48:07very long and tedious
48:09to pick a vine
48:11in 3 years
48:13it can start to bear
48:15a small fruit
48:17just a bunch
48:19sometimes small
48:21and then good harvest
48:23after 10, 15, 20 years
48:31the harvest in Farbila
48:33is much easier
48:35you pick it the next morning
48:37you don't have to
48:39clean it
48:41you don't have to do anything
48:43like in the vineyard
48:45it is different
48:47it is a game
48:49to de-stress
48:51to pass the time
48:53and play
48:55what do you know
48:57to do in a vineyard
48:59because in reality
49:01you wouldn't be able
49:03to do it
49:17I have vineyards
49:19in my village
49:21and behind my house
49:23I have a big vineyard
49:25with a garden
49:27I help my mother
49:29to water the garden
49:31I take the weeds
49:33to the salad
49:35or the cabbage
49:37or the peppers
49:39I help her
49:41to water them
49:43but she does everything
49:51directly
49:53in the middle of the vineyard
49:55in the middle of the vineyard
49:57the stable
49:59everything is there
50:01everything is there
50:05the animals are locked
50:07something is something
50:09something is something
50:11and this house?
50:15to keep the tools
50:17no
50:19to keep what you want
50:21what you want
50:23the trees full of fruit
50:25but we don't spoil
50:27the trees you can have
50:29all month without harvesting
50:31they don't spoil
50:33and the trees are of different colors?
50:35yes, depending on the fruit
50:37exactly
50:39hello
50:41how are you?
50:43they told me it was quite good
50:45it was like a real farm
50:47I tried it
50:49I liked it
50:51I have been using it for a long time
50:53I was passing the level little by little
50:55but little because
50:57I don't have internet
50:59and I don't have time
51:03what is it?
51:05my Facebook farm
51:07what is it?
51:09what is it?
51:11it's a stable I have to build
51:13for horses?
51:15yes, for horses
51:17there are two
51:19as Walter said
51:21you have to cultivate your garden
51:23and taking care of a garden
51:25goes far beyond the products
51:27you can have
51:29it's the same as raising a child
51:31or a pet
51:33it's a responsibility you have
51:35and it allows each one
51:37to be an architect
51:39of a piece of the world
51:41there are people who control empires
51:43and there are people who control 10 square meters of land
51:53the game is what allows you
51:55to be what you are not
52:01you can be
52:03if you play with a simulator
52:05a train driver
52:07a submarine plane
52:09if you play with the mansion game
52:11you can be Hugh Hefner
52:13and launch a new Playboy edition
52:15if you play with the sims
52:17you can have a family
52:19if you play with World of Warcraft
52:21you can be an elf, an orc
52:23you can be a man or a woman
52:25there are people who
52:27are very active in the game
52:29and in real life
52:31they are more shy
52:33and that's very nice
52:35to see how a person behaves
52:37especially if you know them
52:39outside of the game
52:41how they behave in the game
52:43and in the real world
52:45if you take too long
52:47they kill me
52:51you are coming
52:53but it doesn't help me
52:55the truth is that
52:57being a night elf
52:59doesn't help me
53:01and I've run out of potions
53:03I think with this
53:09I'm going to retreat
53:11to see if I can get rid of the flower
53:13I haven't been a video game player
53:15for a long time
53:17I had to find the ideal game
53:19but since I've found it
53:21it hasn't stopped surprising me
53:23and above all
53:25to attract me
53:27and encourage me to play more and more
53:29and above all to try different games
53:31indeed at work
53:33we have to try games
53:35and that makes
53:37somehow
53:39our life at work
53:41we take it home
53:43and we also play to try
53:45the games that we develop
53:47and then we also play
53:49another series of games
53:51because it's also a way to learn
53:53and to know what the rest does
53:55do you know if the boss
53:57is near?
54:01there he is
54:03don't run
54:05too much
54:07or they'll brush me again
54:11something that happens
54:13very often is in this case with Vegas
54:15it's a bit too much
54:17and sometimes
54:19they get us in trouble
54:23come on
54:25they're going to kill me
54:27and you're going to have to resurrect me
54:29let's see
54:35there it is
54:37what just flew out
54:41they killed me
54:45now
54:47I have to wait
54:49for you to come
54:51to look for me
54:53everyone likes to disguise
54:55to a greater or lesser extent
54:57some will like it in public and others in private
54:59playing gives you the possibility
55:01of disguising yourself
55:03being able to do it in public
55:05and doing a lot of things
55:07that either you can't
55:09or you would never be able to do
55:11although there is a common way
55:13that is particular
55:15to each time
55:17or characteristic of each time
55:19then there is its own
55:21to each subject
55:23we are absolutely unrepeatable
55:25I don't know what it means for each one
55:27I couldn't do a global reading
55:29it would have to be
55:31the reading of one by one
55:33which is what you play
55:35when you play on a computer screen
55:39it is the form of entertainment of the 21st century
55:41in the same way that cinema and television
55:43marked the 20th century
55:45the role of video games
55:47is irreversible
55:49and I think
55:51it is a good thing
55:53it makes us see the world
55:55and think about it in a different way
56:11you