We should not forget the impact that Jordan Peterson had in arming us with arguments against progressives.
Nobody mainstream was able to do it like him.
Johannesburg Water just awarded a R263-million contract to two obscure companies – owned and run by directors in their 20s – to supply the city with water tankers for the next three years.
Our investigation uncovers the red flags that the city overlooked:
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Dear @SquareEnix
If you want Final Fantasy games to sell more again, you need to focus on the Original Fanbase (think FF4-10). Not the Modern Fans
Modern Fans will excuse:
a) Sluggish Pacing
b) Tone-Deaf Cringe
c) Mid-Tier Action Combat
d) MMO Design in a Single Player Game
Old School Fans & Normal Gamers do not excuse those things, nor do they have patience for them
Modern Fans only have one standard: That the game is called "Final Fantasy". If you call it that, they will buy it.
They will say "Turn Based Combat is dead" - but if FF17 was Turn Based, they will buy it in one second.
Then they'll buy it again on PC the next year.
They would have done the same for FF15, 16 and FF7R too
If you make Final Fantasy for the OG fans, then:
1) The OG Fans will buy it
2) The Modern Fans will buy it
3) Normal Gamers will buy it
Normal Gamers don't want a game that is "made for everyone". They want a game that understands its Core Audience, and specializes into that.
You cannot make a Final Fantasy that will satisfy "both New fans and the Old". That is like trying to make food that will be loved by both Vegans and Carnivores. It cannot be done. A game for everyone is a game for no-one.
Final Fantasy 4-10 is one of the best 10-year winning streaks in Video Game History. They weren't always perfect, but they are timeless classics with mainstream appeal. Modern Final Fantasy is neither of those things.
The H1B issue isn’t visas. The West built pathways for Indian talent to get rich filling cheap US tech jobs. This distorted India’s system,pushing its brightest into coding, while neglecting civil, manufacturing, etc, needed for industrialisation. India must fix this misalignment