This sentence is incredibly important. If a MVP is ready in 3 days, then how valuable can that product be?
When literally everyone has access to tools that they believe can result in something marketable in only a few days, then we have achieved the time when nobody makes money from software. Thoughts?
How long do you think it took to come up with a prototype for Tinder?
A bunch of photos, a blurb of text, geolocation/distance calculation, you like or dislike a profile, and a messaging function.
The slight, simple spin on grindr - showing a stack you HAD to make your way through - instead of grindr's grid - launched them into the stratosphere.
The MVP gives you your first data set to work with.
I know very few people willing to commit to the long journey of making something. Even fewer that will bother marketing it.
There is lots of money in this banana stand!
If what you say is true, then the game industry should be dead right now.