Do Gamers Hate DEI?

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  • Опубликовано: 11 янв 2025

Комментарии • 5

  • @fevertf
    @fevertf Месяц назад +1

    Good video!

  • @SidewaysCytlan
    @SidewaysCytlan Месяц назад +1

    2nd comment, 2nd furry icon. Sorry! But good video, you're a natural at this! Think you hit the nail on the head here, especially with the comments on inclusion. Everyone should be able to enjoy games, and something as simple as subtitles is indeed inclusivity done right.
    Edit: Also love the ice cream comparison.

  • @eircthegreat8877
    @eircthegreat8877 Месяц назад +1

    This video is straight gold! If I didn’t look I would’ve never guessed that this was a new channel. Your arguments were well thought out and articulated, and it’s something I have been feeling for a long time. Wonderful video please make more!!!!
    Edit: I’m gonna share this with all my friends hopefully the algorithm picks you up

    • @Ratianon
      @Ratianon  28 дней назад +1

      Glad you enjoyed it! I have more cooking up, can’t wait to get them out 🎉

  • @GottaStayClassy
    @GottaStayClassy 26 дней назад +1

    Well said. True diversity comes from the diversity of ideas, thoughts and freedom of expression.
    Extending the ice cream flavor comparison: a variety of flavours indeed brings richness, even combinations of flavors bring something new, but sometimes flavors need to be adjusted to be tasty enough and sometimes they don't really fit too well together to appeal to general market. Yes, there's always those who will absolutely love macadamia-pear with just a dash of ketchup, but those sort of flavours are bound to stay a niche. Shoe-horning flavours willy-nilly seldom creates good results and your customers really will call you out on your BS if you try to present that as the new vanilla.
    In a nutshell, it is a matter of knowing which type of flavours to sell to which customer group and how, and not a matter of flavour.