I'm pretty sure they aren't making their games woke to sell more. They get paid by certain parties who want to change public opinion. So they get a big paycheck to add DEI to their games and basically use their game as a medium to send a message. That's why they're probably fine to take a hit in sales. It's like when Coke or Pepsi used to pay film studios for the actor to drink their brand in the movie.At best BioWare will take a hit and MAYBE (it is a very big "maybe") some companies will take notice that excessive wokeism doesn't pay (and that you still need a game to be decent on its own merits at the end of the day). But I personally think for that to happen there have to be more financial disasters so the whole process is proven as sustainable no longer.
I am not really buying that. It is one thing to pay for marketing or PR. Buy making videogames as way to "change public opinion" for a company like EA (which is notoriously greedy)? I'd rather chalk that up to them trying to capitalize on what they think the public wants (and them choosing poorly. You can push the envelope only so far).I'm pretty sure they aren't making their games woke to sell more. They get paid by certain parties who want to change public opinion. [...] Source: my ass.
Why pay when canadians, californians, and eurocucks will spread the message for free at the cost of burning down decades old studios?I'm pretty sure they aren't making their games woke to sell more.
Oh yeah, Mr. "I didn't want to make this video".View attachment 57353
Don't come to youtube tomorrow.
I didn't actually watch the video but the thumbnail was too hilarious to pass up. I actually find this guy crazy talented from watching his gamedev videos, but he might be going a little too hard in this direction.
But what if the paycheck they get for adding DEI is larger than the projected loss in sales? It's just my theory of course but I believe it to be true. They are fighting the current status quo to slowly change public opinion to accept minorities and LGBTQ+ as part of mainstream media. Is their ultimate goal simply more profit in the future because they can appeal to more demographics or is it a more ideological or political reason? I think it all comes down to money in the end, so the parties that invest in it now can reap the rewards in the future. In this case it could even be EA itself that tries to "plow the field" so to speak.I am not really buying that. It is one thing to pay for marketing or PR. Buy making videogames as way to "change public opinion" for a company like EA (which is notoriously greedy)? I'd rather chalk that up to them trying to capitalize on what they think the public wants (and them choosing poorly. You can push the envelope only so far).
We shall see what happens to BioWare after Veilguard and next Mass Effect.But what if the paycheck they get for adding DEI is larger than the projected loss in sales?
I think the corporate suits want money. It is the dumb developers who try to push their own agendas into gaming and they are allowed to do so as long it is profitable. By the way, keep in mind that the practice of buying gaming "journalists" to produce whatever media coverage needed at the time was a thing long before woke came into picture.They are fighting the current status quo to slowly change public opinion to accept minorities and LGBTQ+ as part of mainstream media. Is their ultimate goal simply more profit in the future because they can appeal to more demographics or is it a more ideological or political reason?
But what if the paycheck they get for adding DEI is larger than the projected loss in sales? It's just my theory of course but I believe it to be true. They are fighting the current status quo to slowly change public opinion to accept minorities and LGBTQ+ as part of mainstream media. Is their ultimate goal simply more profit in the future because they can appeal to more demographics or is it a more ideological or political reason? I think it all comes down to money in the end, so the parties that invest in it now can reap the rewards in the future. In this case it could even be EA itself that tries to "plow the field" so to speak.I am not really buying that. It is one thing to pay for marketing or PR. Buy making videogames as way to "change public opinion" for a company like EA (which is notoriously greedy)? I'd rather chalk that up to them trying to capitalize on what they think the public wants (and them choosing poorly. You can push the envelope only so far).
But what if the paycheck they get for adding DEI is larger than the projected loss in sales? It's just my theory of course but I believe it to be true. They are fighting the current status quo to slowly change public opinion to accept minorities and LGBTQ+ as part of mainstream media. Is their ultimate goal simply more profit in the future because they can appeal to more demographics or is it a more ideological or political reason? I think it all comes down to money in the end, so the parties that invest in it now can reap the rewards in the future. In this case it could even be EA itself that tries to "plow the field" so to speak.I am not really buying that. It is one thing to pay for marketing or PR. Buy making videogames as way to "change public opinion" for a company like EA (which is notoriously greedy)? I'd rather chalk that up to them trying to capitalize on what they think the public wants (and them choosing poorly. You can push the envelope only so far).
I'm sure the studio gets their cut from the DEI bribe.There's no benefit to Bioware
I suppose everyone gets a wakeup call somehow. Mine came from looking into the books that the so-called "don't say gay" bill wanted to ban.Normally I'm cautious about claims of gay propaganda targeted at children, but there's something really wrong here.
He isn't anywhere near as talented as he thinks he is, his 'writing' videos are embarrassingOh yeah, Mr. "I didn't want to make this video".View attachment 57353
Don't come to youtube tomorrow.
I didn't actually watch the video but the thumbnail was too hilarious to pass up. I actually find this guy crazy talented from watching his gamedev videos, but he might be going a little too hard in this direction.
Find him kind of hard to watch. No particular reason. Something just doesn't resonate for me with him.
The studio gets jack shit because EA owns them. But Gary McKay who is the manager probably gets a raise. He probably also got a raise when he fired fifty of their old writers last year.I'm sure the studio gets their cut from the DEI bribe.There's no benefit to Bioware
It might also be a bit more complicated than that. Think of all the extra work that needs to get done. All the sex scenes and gay dialogue. The "different" character designs. That's extra work time for the employees paid by the DEI money. And so on and so forth.The studio gets jack shit because EA owns them. But Gary McKay who is the manager probably gets a raise. He probably also got a raise when he fired fifty of their old writers last year.I'm sure the studio gets their cut from the DEI bribe.There's no benefit to Bioware
This however will die eventually when enough people realize that ESG is a scam for investors and isn't really beneficial to anyone but ESG consultant agencies. But it may take years or even decades as these grifters are good at convincing everyone that companies with high ESG ratings win in the end.But what if the paycheck they get for adding DEI is larger than the projected loss in sales? It's just my theory of course but I believe it to be true. They are fighting the current status quo to slowly change public opinion to accept minorities and LGBTQ+ as part of mainstream media. Is their ultimate goal simply more profit in the future because they can appeal to more demographics or is it a more ideological or political reason? I think it all comes down to money in the end, so the parties that invest in it now can reap the rewards in the future. In this case it could even be EA itself that tries to "plow the field" so to speak.I am not really buying that. It is one thing to pay for marketing or PR. Buy making videogames as way to "change public opinion" for a company like EA (which is notoriously greedy)? I'd rather chalk that up to them trying to capitalize on what they think the public wants (and them choosing poorly. You can push the envelope only so far).
If they shove more DEI into EA games, their ESG scores will go up. That means ESG investor groups will buy more EA stock, and shareholders will be happy, as long as the gains offset the cost of making the game. There's no benefit to Bioware, but there is to EA.
f the big new games are all woke then what are people gonna do?
Chinese/Koreans love mobile gatcha type of games. It's just better to change hobby.f the big new games are all woke then what are people gonna do?
Play old games. Play Chinese/Korean games.
Just wait for Stellar Blade to launch on PC, be a giant success and then studios be reminded that the market is not some California collegedebatecreative writing/interpretive dance/gender studies class.
It's rated mature because of the infamous discrimination against LGBTs by the rating boards. Everything smelling vaguely queer is automatically branded mature, no matter how tame or non-explicit.But what if the paycheck they get for adding DEI is larger than the projected loss in sales? It's just my theory of course but I believe it to be true. They are fighting the current status quo to slowly change public opinion to accept minorities and LGBTQ+ as part of mainstream media. Is their ultimate goal simply more profit in the future because they can appeal to more demographics or is it a more ideological or political reason? I think it all comes down to money in the end, so the parties that invest in it now can reap the rewards in the future. In this case it could even be EA itself that tries to "plow the field" so to speak.I am not really buying that. It is one thing to pay for marketing or PR. Buy making videogames as way to "change public opinion" for a company like EA (which is notoriously greedy)? I'd rather chalk that up to them trying to capitalize on what they think the public wants (and them choosing poorly. You can push the envelope only so far).
If they shove more DEI into EA games, their ESG scores will go up. That means ESG investor groups will buy more EA stock, and shareholders will be happy, as long as the gains offset the cost of making the game. There's no benefit to Bioware, but there is to EA.
There is something really creepy about this game. The way it's rated Mature but clearly made for very young kids. How there's an adult tranny that is supposedly 20+ years old but obviously acts like a teenager and has problems only thirteen-year-olds have. How every conversation sounds like a group therapy session. Normally I'm cautious about claims of gay propaganda targeted at children, but there's something really wrong here.
You cannot change the nature of a man.People will eventually accept woke in games.