[Mídias] Quem lacra, não lucra.

[Mestre Viril]

Pergunta sincera, por que os jornalista lacradores odeiam esse jogo?

 

[thiago_solid]

Pergunta sincera, por que os jornalista lacradores odeiam esse jogo?

Acho que é porque o jogo tem uma enorme variedade de gameplay, com um número imenso de movimentos e nenhum desses movimentos é o de dar a bunda, acho que foi isso, sentiram essa falta!

 

[alucardlv1313]

Acho que é porque o jogo tem uma enorme variedade de gameplay, com um número imenso de movimentos e nenhum desses movimentos é o dar a bunda, acho que foi isso, sentiram essa falta!

E vc tem liberdade para criar personagens bonitos e nao ficar apenas no body type A e B q ambos parecem um trans da federal ou um tonhão q acabou de tirar os seios

 

[Bloodstained]

Pergunta sincera, por que os jornalista lacradores odeiam esse jogo?

Não é algo exclusivo desse jogo. De um modo geral, eles detestam jogos orientais como um todo, porque os desenvolvedores de lá simplesmente cagam para a existência da agenda demente que os "urinalistas" ocidentais tanto prezam.

Além disso, como é do interesse dos estúdios ocidentais "sufocar" a concorrência oriental, eles fazem uso dos seus cãezinhos amestrados da mídia de acesso para foder com as notas. Com isso, eles esperam confundir os investidores e, acredite se quiser, funciona.

No caso de Crimson Desert, logo no lançamento, a campanha de difamação orquestrada pela mídia fez as ações do estúdio Pearl Abyss caírem consideravelmente. Porém, graças à ação rápida do estúdio, sobretudo no que diz respeito a atender as demandas dos jogadores, eles conseguiram reverter o cenário e, atualmente, as ações estão num patamar superior ao que estavam quando a campanha foi iniciada.

 

[velhopilantra]

Pergunta sincera, por que os jornalista lacradores odeiam esse jogo?

Espero ter ajudado.

Abraços.

 

[YSolaire]

Pergunta sincera, por que os jornalista lacradores odeiam esse jogo?

Esse é só mais um jogo na lista. Black Myth e Stella Blade sofreram a mesma coisa.

 

[alucardlv1313]

 

[Bloodstained]

Aquele momento humilhante no qual um jogo morto está com mais players que um jogo vivo.

​

 

[Desann]

Sabe o nome desse jogo coreano?

 

[alucardlv1313]

Aquele momento humilhante no qual um jogo morto está com mais players que um jogo vivo.

​

Só duas fodendo pessoas jogando esse lixo

Mas tb essa b*sta levou grana do governo da itália então vendas nao importam, só transmitir "a mensagem", enquanto tiver grana do governo rolando ainda teremos mais desses lixos como esse excroto, reloated, dustborn e demais lixos ideológicos

 

[Mestre Viril]

Uma pena que não produzem nada que preste do personagem há anos.

A série que lançaram na Amazon é um bait and switch do c***lh0 onde cuckam o Zorro pra dar palco pra um índia genérica.

 

[velhopilantra]

Sabe o nome desse jogo coreano?

Crimson Desert.

 

[velhopilantra]

 

[Senhor do nada]

 

[Ridge]

Ultra Super Street Fighter Ex Plus Alpha Turbo Championship Edition 2

 

[Bloodstained]

Só duas fodendo pessoas jogando esse lixo

Mas tb essa b*sta levou grana do governo da itália então vendas nao importam, só transmitir "a mensagem", enquanto tiver grana do governo rolando ainda teremos mais desses lixos como esse excroto, reloated, dustborn e demais lixos ideológicos

A propósito, lançaram um psedo-Dustborn 2 recentemente.

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Uma imagem já diz tudo o que você precisa saber, graças ao quanto forçaram a famigerada "iluminação bissexual".

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Provavelmente gastaram todo o orçamento com os dubladores do jogo, porque essa bagaça foi tão mal divulgada que passou abaixo do radar. Por causa disso, não dá nem para culparem os gamers pelo fracasso do jogo, já que eles nem ficaram sabendo da existência dessa m****.

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Não duvido nada que se alguém se der ao trabalho de investigar como diabos esse jogo foi financiado, é bem capaz de aparecer dinheiro público envolvido nessa parada. Acho que esse tipo de esquema de extorsão nunca vai acabar, já que (des)governos progressistas não se importam em rasgar dinheiro público para doutrinar os incautos.

 

[Andrealphus]

Tim Pool assistiu o reboot do Animal Farm (o A Revolução dos Bichos) e constatou que sim, o filme inverteu totalmente a mensagem e os vilões são os capitalistas malvados que querem lucrar com o sítio. Aparentemente tem inclusive uma sátira do Elon Musk.

 

[roberval999]

 

[darth vader x]

 

[Bloodstained]

Hollywood layoffs 2026: Disney, Sony, Bad Robot slash jobs in a bruising week for the entertainment industry​

Some major movie and TV companies are trimming headcount at a time when the sector is already facing much uncertainty. Here’s what to know​

April is off to a bruising start for people working in Hollywood. Since the month began, two major studios and one of Hollywood’s most high-profile production companies have announced layoffs totaling more than 1,000 jobs combined.

The job cuts come at a time of great volatility in the movie and television industry, which is facing disruption from AI while also experiencing a rapidly changing business landscape and consolidation. Here’s what you need to know.

Bad Robot to cut jobs as it leaves L.A. for New York​

The April layoffs began with an unexpected announcement from one of Hollywood’s most successful and high-profile production companies. On April 2, Variety reported that J.J. Abrams’s Bad Robot Productions would soon begin downsizing. Hollywood Reporter also reported the downsizing, citing a source. Fast Company reached out to Bad Robot for comment.

Bad Robot has been a Hollywood staple for nearly 30 years and has helped bring some of the most successful television and film projects to the screen, large and small. Its credits include Alias, Lost, and Fringe for television, and Cloverfield, Mission: Impossible, and Star Trek and Star Wars movies for the big screen.

While sources told Variety that the company’s downsizing was underway, it is unknown how many Bad Robot employees would lose their jobs. Layoffs are expected to be “across-the-board” rather than affecting any one division of Bad Robot.

One of the factors underpinning the downsizing is the fact that J.J. Abrams is planning to move Bad Robot from its current base in Los Angeles to New York, where the production company will continue to work on television and film projects.

Sony Pictures lays off hundreds in priority shift​

Less than a week after news of Bad Robot’s layoffs broke, Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) reportedly announced that it was cutting jobs. As reported by the Hollywood Reporter, “hundreds” of positions at Sony Pictures Entertainment are expected to go.

While SPE did not specify an exact number, the studio’s CEO, Ravi Ahuja, confirmed the layoffs in a memo to employees, according to THR. In the memo, Ahuja said that Sony Pictures was “reducing roles in certain areas while increasing focus and investment in others that are most critical to our future.”

The memo went on to suggest that the job cuts were not a cost-cutting measure but rather a strategic shift in priorities at the company.
Fast Company reached out to SPE for comment.

Sony is one of the few Hollywood giants that does not own its own major streaming service, although it owns a smaller anime-focused one called Crunchyroll. Instead, Sony produces its own original content and then sells that content to major streamers like Netflix and other platforms. One of the strategic shifts mentioned by Ahuja includes “accelerated growth” in the company’s PlayStation game IP adaptations and anime IP.

Disney’s new CEO to lay off around 1,000 employees​

Then just yesterday, news broke that the Walt Disney Company would lay off up to 1,000 of its workers. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, Deadline, and others, the layoffs represent the first major actions Disney has taken since its new CEO, Josh D’Amaro, took the reins last month.

According to Deadline, many of the cuts are being driven by the company’s move to consolidate its marketing operations between its film, TV, and streaming operations, with the goal of eliminating duplicate roles. Fast Company reached out to Disney for comment.

While the layoffs of around 1,000 employees represent just a tiny fraction of Disney’s 230,000-strong workforce, they will undoubtedly hit morale yet again.
Over the past several years, Disney has announced repeated rounds of layoffs, including more than 7,000 in 2023 alone.

April’s layoffs come at a time of great upheaval in Hollywood​

The layoffs announced since the beginning of this month are sure to cause anxiety and consternation in the industry, which has undergone rapid change in recent years. Not only is Hollywood grappling with streaming becoming the dominant delivery vehicle for its shows and movies, undercutting theatrical distribution and once-lucrative ad-supported network television, it also faces uncertainty over AI, which many fear will further disrupt the way movies and TV get made.

Meanwhile, Hollywood is also rapidly consolidating. After months of aggressively pursuing a takeover bid for Warner Bros. since December, Netflix abruptly dropped out of the race in February after Paramount Skydance submitted an even more lucrative bid for Warner Bros. that included Discovery.

This move, which has yet to be approved by regulatory bodies, portends significant changes in the industry in the years ahead, with fears that a merged Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Discovery could lead to job cuts at both companies. If that’s the case, April’s jobs cuts won’t be the last Hollywood sees.


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[Astrus Maximus]

Hollywood layoffs 2026: Disney, Sony, Bad Robot slash jobs in a bruising week for the entertainment industry​

Some major movie and TV companies are trimming headcount at a time when the sector is already facing much uncertainty. Here’s what to know​

April is off to a bruising start for people working in Hollywood. Since the month began, two major studios and one of Hollywood’s most high-profile production companies have announced layoffs totaling more than 1,000 jobs combined.

The job cuts come at a time of great volatility in the movie and television industry, which is facing disruption from AI while also experiencing a rapidly changing business landscape and consolidation. Here’s what you need to know.

Bad Robot to cut jobs as it leaves L.A. for New York​

The April layoffs began with an unexpected announcement from one of Hollywood’s most successful and high-profile production companies. On April 2, Variety reported that J.J. Abrams’s Bad Robot Productions would soon begin downsizing. Hollywood Reporter also reported the downsizing, citing a source. Fast Company reached out to Bad Robot for comment.

Bad Robot has been a Hollywood staple for nearly 30 years and has helped bring some of the most successful television and film projects to the screen, large and small. Its credits include Alias, Lost, and Fringe for television, and Cloverfield, Mission: Impossible, and Star Trek and Star Wars movies for the big screen.

While sources told Variety that the company’s downsizing was underway, it is unknown how many Bad Robot employees would lose their jobs. Layoffs are expected to be “across-the-board” rather than affecting any one division of Bad Robot.

One of the factors underpinning the downsizing is the fact that J.J. Abrams is planning to move Bad Robot from its current base in Los Angeles to New York, where the production company will continue to work on television and film projects.

Sony Pictures lays off hundreds in priority shift​

Less than a week after news of Bad Robot’s layoffs broke, Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) reportedly announced that it was cutting jobs. As reported by the Hollywood Reporter, “hundreds” of positions at Sony Pictures Entertainment are expected to go.

While SPE did not specify an exact number, the studio’s CEO, Ravi Ahuja, confirmed the layoffs in a memo to employees, according to THR. In the memo, Ahuja said that Sony Pictures was “reducing roles in certain areas while increasing focus and investment in others that are most critical to our future.”

The memo went on to suggest that the job cuts were not a cost-cutting measure but rather a strategic shift in priorities at the company.
Fast Company reached out to SPE for comment.

Sony is one of the few Hollywood giants that does not own its own major streaming service, although it owns a smaller anime-focused one called Crunchyroll. Instead, Sony produces its own original content and then sells that content to major streamers like Netflix and other platforms. One of the strategic shifts mentioned by Ahuja includes “accelerated growth” in the company’s PlayStation game IP adaptations and anime IP.

Disney’s new CEO to lay off around 1,000 employees​

Then just yesterday, news broke that the Walt Disney Company would lay off up to 1,000 of its workers. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, Deadline, and others, the layoffs represent the first major actions Disney has taken since its new CEO, Josh D’Amaro, took the reins last month.

According to Deadline, many of the cuts are being driven by the company’s move to consolidate its marketing operations between its film, TV, and streaming operations, with the goal of eliminating duplicate roles. Fast Company reached out to Disney for comment.

While the layoffs of around 1,000 employees represent just a tiny fraction of Disney’s 230,000-strong workforce, they will undoubtedly hit morale yet again.
Over the past several years, Disney has announced repeated rounds of layoffs, including more than 7,000 in 2023 alone.

April’s layoffs come at a time of great upheaval in Hollywood​

The layoffs announced since the beginning of this month are sure to cause anxiety and consternation in the industry, which has undergone rapid change in recent years. Not only is Hollywood grappling with streaming becoming the dominant delivery vehicle for its shows and movies, undercutting theatrical distribution and once-lucrative ad-supported network television, it also faces uncertainty over AI, which many fear will further disrupt the way movies and TV get made.

Meanwhile, Hollywood is also rapidly consolidating. After months of aggressively pursuing a takeover bid for Warner Bros. since December, Netflix abruptly dropped out of the race in February after Paramount Skydance submitted an even more lucrative bid for Warner Bros. that included Discovery.

This move, which has yet to be approved by regulatory bodies, portends significant changes in the industry in the years ahead, with fears that a merged Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Discovery could lead to job cuts at both companies. If that’s the case, April’s jobs cuts won’t be the last Hollywood sees.


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As duas respostas se complementam.

Sempre uma pena trabalhadores perderem o emprego. Mas não é como se fossem os trabalhadores que colocam o resultado agradar ao público antes de o resultado ser anti-capitalismo e educar o público.

Quem lacra, como dizem, não lucra.

 

[Rafa - Él]

Tomem sua dose de vergonha alheia matinal:

 

[darth vader x]

As duas respostas se complementam.

Sempre uma pena trabalhadores perderem o emprego. Mas não é como se fossem os trabalhadores que colocam o resultado agradar ao público antes de o resultado ser anti-capitalismo e educar o público.

Quem lacra, como dizem, não lucra.

E Pelo visto as japonesas não aprenderam nada com o fracasso da Square-Enix quando fez essa mesma manobra, gostam de perder dinheiro...

 

[velhopilantra]

ragebait mas sabemos que tem muita gente que pensa assim.

 

[Metal God]

ragebait mas sabemos que tem muita gente que pensa assim.

Pagar é melhor do que não pagar. Veja como isso é bom.

 

[Darth_Tyranus]

 

[alucardlv1313]

Tomem sua dose de vergonha alheia matinal:

OH NO...o povo do cuzil nao está mais vendo nossas novelas enlatadas ?


O q devemos fazer ?

A. Fazer pesquisa, investir em escritores e atores consagrados e fazer novelas com temas q demonstre interesse do público.


B. Dobrar a aposta, enfiar empoleiramento onde nao existe (onde muié fica careca se OUSAR largar o namorado traficante) e pedir pro papai estado para investigar e proibir novelas ficticias feita por IA e com personagens frutas.

 

[alucardlv1313]

Visualizar anexo 498913

Esse filmeco nem precisou esperar para se tornar filme de nicho de povinho pnc q chama tudo q idolatra de "cult", já ganhou grana a rodo da rouanet, salas vazias mas com os bolsos cheios, ainda bem q nao ganhou nada no oscar (salvou o público de mais um discursinho mimimi fascismo, dentadura, bozo, lule deuso mim dê dinheiru).



Já já aparece algum estudante de cinema (critico pao com b*sta) da usp q já esta no curso a 8 anos falar q nao entenderam pq são fascistas...e q o verdadeiro agente secreto são os amigos q fazemos pelo caminho

 

[Whatisaman?]

ai voce vai ver o diretor...


famoso ateuzinho com um nabo enfiado no rabo querendo afrontar cristão de graça...

 

[alucardlv1313]

 

[Dante Viggo]

Visualizar anexo 498913

Eu assisti esse filme e achei a mesma coisa.
No começo, no posto de gasolina, achei que ficou muito bom o clima, mas depois, uma m****.
Agora entendo o ator falando do bolsonaro e do golpe militar, pois no filme quase não se percebe isso.
Fico imaginando uma pessoa de outro país assistindo, não vai entender nada.

 

[Rampal]

Fico imaginando uma pessoa de outro país assitindo, não vai entender nada.

Também notei esse problema.

O filme despeja um monte de situações que só brasileiro vai entender plenamente.

 

[Sonymaster]

 

[roberval999]

 

[Netrunner_BR]

Visualizar anexo 499037

Podia colocar ele de Hermione que não ia ter problema.