generic conclusion

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-There is only a very limited number of game developers who would like to
- write their games in Erlang, therefore we had to come up with something
- to resolve this problem.
- The main idea was to offer a replaceable module which would introduce an
+Erlang is not a very popular language for game development, therefore the
+ GGS needs to be able to run games written in different languages.
+ The main idea is to offer a replaceable module which would introduce an
  interface to different virtual machines which would run the game code.
  This way a game developer can write the game in his favorite language while
  the server part still is written in Erlang and can benefit from all its
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  boxes which would evaluate the game source code safely.
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+This thesis concludes that it is reasonable to use the same tools as those
+ used by the telecom industry for creating reliable systems when developing
+ games for computers.
+ A typical game can be split up in to several parts, and using the GGS,
+ the parts not directly related to the actual gameplay can be implemented
+ in Erlang, while keeping the actual game software in a virtual machine.
+ It has been demonstrated in this thesis that games can be developed for
+ the GGS in JavaScript, while still benefiting from the features offered
+ by Erlang and the OTP.
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