Oh without doubt: Ubisoft is a terrible company and I am glad that - at least - some of the perpetrators have ended up in court.
My comment was meant to provide examples of how the far-right employs “Go woke, go broke” and how they twist the stories of failed games to fit their deliberately misleading narratives. Unfortunately there are people who fall for those…
I totally agree with what you’re saying, the very very simplistic and juvenile “go woke go broke” narrative often overlooks actual things that cause products to fail in the market.
As an aside, I found the character designs in Concord, at least the ones I’ve seen, actually really cool personally. Reminded me a lot of a sort of Kim Jung Gi street/comic style, and wasn’t as cliche as all the rest.
“Concord”'s character designs were definitely the least of the game’s problems, but - of course - it was what the far-right latched onto. After all, they rarely ever engage with anything beyond the mere surface level.
Oh without doubt: Ubisoft is a terrible company and I am glad that - at least - some of the perpetrators have ended up in court.
My comment was meant to provide examples of how the far-right employs “Go woke, go broke” and how they twist the stories of failed games to fit their deliberately misleading narratives. Unfortunately there are people who fall for those…
I totally agree with what you’re saying, the very very simplistic and juvenile “go woke go broke” narrative often overlooks actual things that cause products to fail in the market.
As an aside, I found the character designs in Concord, at least the ones I’ve seen, actually really cool personally. Reminded me a lot of a sort of Kim Jung Gi street/comic style, and wasn’t as cliche as all the rest.
“Concord”'s character designs were definitely the least of the game’s problems, but - of course - it was what the far-right latched onto. After all, they rarely ever engage with anything beyond the mere surface level.