If you're asking why Easel is a new programming language and not an existing one, the biggest reason is that building our own programming language meant we could build multiplayer into the fabric of the programming language, making multiplayer 100% automatic. There is a big difference between 99% automatic and 100% automatic. When it's 100% automatic, you really can put it in the hands of a beginner programmer on their first day of coding and they can actually make a multiplayer game. Teenagers these days spend a lot of time playing online multiplayer games and we believe that give them a tool that lets them make them themselves is an attractive enough proposition for them to choose Easel over other choices.
