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Like creative stuff is breaking through at a greater level than ever before.

Yeah.

Indie people with three-person studios are making absurd money.

But like the AAA stuff that takes eight years to make and is like behind on what consumers are wanting at the moment is like...

It's getting destroyed.

You already have the friends and the tournaments and the everything, the scene.

Yeah, I agree.

I heard this from a game developer friend, which is like, they're like Death Stars, he called them, which is basically Fortnite, League of Legends.

There's these massive live service games that have billions of dollars pouring in.

They have new content all the time.

They have established legacies.

And because they make so much money online,

Everyone wants a slice of that pie.

Everyone's like, if I could just crack through, which to be fair, a game like Ark Raiders did.

It's a live service game that is like doing really well.

Yeah.

If you crack through, you are hitting a cash geyser.

The oil comes out of the ground and you're set.

But it's so difficult because you're competing against the best of the best with infinite resources and time and...

So I agree.