Mark Zuckerberg Promises Major Updates To Horizon World's Avatar Graphics After Receiving Criticism

Graphics update for Horizon World avatar (photo: Mark Zuckerberg)

JAKARTA - A few days ago, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that there would be a major update to his Horizon World metaverse.

In posts on Instagram and Facebook, Mark said that the big update will include graphics improvements in Horizon and improvements to avatar graphics that will be coming soon.

This big update comes after the Meta boss previously shared a selfie showing his avatar on the Eiffel tower in Paris, France with low graphics resolution, and was heavily criticized on Twitter.

Looks great! pic.twitter.com/aFFcvLv4ES

— james hennessy (@jrhennessy) August 16, 2022

The image was shared last week alongside the announcement that Horizon Worlds would be expanding its Virtual Reality (VR) platform to France and Spain.

While not directly responding to criticism on Twitter, Mark was quick to share the announcement that he promised improvements to his graphics.

"Big updates to Horizon and avatar graphics coming soon. I'll be sharing more on Connect. Also, I know the photo I posted earlier this week was pretty basic taken really quickly to celebrate the launch," Mark said on Instagram on Friday, 19 August.

Mark also convinced people that Horizon graphics would be able to do a lot more, even with his headset. "Horizon is rising very fast," he continued.