For sure, Goblin King! Since i was coming to the forum, i got a full overview over Heroquest, over other dungeon crawlers, and all the things to develop my own version. Not only that, i can use print services to make all the gaming material and Thantos' 3d service (or others) for additional miniatures - so i am definitely enabled to do a game like this in half a year, in professional quality, for a price of maybe three or four base game boxes.
If i weren't dilly-dallying every second weekend two or three hours, but instead full-out, i could do that whole thing in four months, including deep dive understanding of the game mechanics and the calculation Mohawk and i were pushing each other into

. With Kickstarter, i could even develop and sell it professionally in less than a year.
10 years ago, 2006, i would have had half the possibilities, definitely no miniature modelling for the price of today, professional printing for 4 times the price.
20 years ago, 1996, i could have had all the skills and the entire concept in my head, i would not have been able to develop it (because no community contact), i would not have been able to execute it (because there just were no professional printers available for hobby prices).
And even if i would have had the drive and will to do it professionally instead private as hobby, i doubt that i would have had any fitting connections to the needed money or the ability (technically) to present my stuff.
So yes my possibilities have developed in 20 years far beyond my expectations, ten-folding my personal abilities and making me 20 times faster than in the nineties.
Nevertheless... who should buy all that automatic made stuff in 10 years, if no-one has a job anymore? So i think there are some serious stoppers.
One of the worst will be the self driving car.
It will come. And quick. The first incarnations are on the road, in 2 years there shall be a retrofit box for trucks, and in 3 or 4 years there shall be self driving cars everywhere. Drones will do the job of the postman, first experiments already running. No more truck drivers. No more taxi drivers, no more UPS or DPD or Post or whatever.
Entire populations of people suddenly without job, in less than a decade. Worse, these are people who will not take an engineering job instead.
Tell me that won't stop dead the already weak economy and i believe more in the singularity than today.