how humans naturally handle social groups, like Dunbar’s number or whatever?
Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking about why so many online multiplayer games either have tiny groups or huge servers, but almost never something in between. I was in a 30‑player session last week, and honestly, it felt just right—enough people to interact with, but not so many that I got lost in the chaos. Do you think there’s some connection between this “sweet spot”
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