Horse Armour DLC (again)
I guess it would probably kick off an extreme trade war that would be horrible for the global economy or some junk but an emotional part of me sure wishes the US & Japan would ban entities in China (and Saudi Arabia, while we’re at it) from owning stock in their companies.
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instead, only morally upstanding american investors
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capitalists have too much class solidarity for that
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Exactly. ^ _^ But at least they aren’t overseen by absolutist governments with even WORSE human rights records than the US’–which is saying something.
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this either means Jame’s Cameron’s Avatar skins or Epic is getting shuttered in 4 months. Who’s to say!?!?!??!?!?
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I think Tencent still owns the majority stake out of the non-Epic parties, around 40% I think.
I mean, can’t wait to see whatever the new Star Wars property is in Fortnite!
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didnt they already do this back in 2017 ? hence avengers in fortnite + fortnite in avengers, etc.? Or is this more of an open pivot to developing some sort of Fortnite Festival version of disney land wiith iap
“The collaboration will be powered by Unreal Engine.”
The Deadline fluff piece acknowledges that
The investment and new collaboration is an expansion of the work the two companies already do together.
So I guess Disney wants more control.
I think they want a bigger, more dedicated experience than just some skins or an in game event. That and allowing disney stuff to be used in creative modes. And disney using unreal engine even more heavily.
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Oh that’s right, Unreal Engine is a huge part of how they do TV now isn’t it? Disney isn’t going to leave money on the table and not do stuff with the games but the production side of Disney also has a big interest too.
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When will Unreal Engine be renamed Imagineering.
Imagineerengine?
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make it say poggers epic
