Exhaustive stuff fren. Well I agree with all you said above especially the aspect of inclusion. Living in a developing country that does not have a great trust of the outside world, I have grown weary of services including games that shuts us off because of location. Thats where web3 unlocks a world of opportunities. People are not screened off just because of perceptions of them. Web3 is all-embracing. And come to the think of it, the world of gaming - and anything else - needs everyone. So inclusion would go a long way in opening up opportunities in gaming for everyone. The people there are playing these games, the more revenue, engagement and fun generated.