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   jim says:	   
   2024-09-04 at 02:39	   
      
   Concord is the biggest catastrophe ever in game development. It was begun   
   when the movie Guardians of the Galaxy in a big hit, and a team play first   
   person shooter was a big hit. So, Concord was designed as Guardians of the   
   Goyslop, teamplay first person shooter.   
      
   At the same time "Black Myth: Wukong" is an unprecedent huge hit (this being   
   the second attempt to create video game on this classic Chinese IP.) Black   
   Myth Wukong came under attack because the Diversity Equity and Inclusion   
   team demanded a six million payoff plus Monkey has to become a faggot.   
      
   The developers told Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to pound sand.   
      
   So, biggest flop in game history was Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to the   
   ultimate max, and what is likely going to be one of the biggest hits in game   
   history, is a team that, sheltered by Xi's nukes, told Diversity, Equity,   
   and Inclusion to pound sand.   
      
   Reading up on Sweet Baby Inc, and reading between the lines, it is clear   
   that their marketing strategy is to tell your business that if you are   
   developing a game, and fail to pay them millions of dollars, and fail to do   
   diversity equity and inclusion, the state will destroy your business. Which   
   of course does not work if your business is under Chinese regulation, rather   
   that USG regulation.   
      
   The saga of "Black Myth: Wukong" as compared and contrasted with the saga of   
   Concord reveals that the US economy is floundering for the same reason as   
   the Nigerian economy is floundering. Political elites are shaking down   
   businesses demanding payoffs, and demanding that businesses hire their   
   buddies for plum jobs.   
      
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