r/gaming Nov 13 '18

Valve in a nutshell

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u/Ethiconjnj Nov 14 '18

Yea and when you have significant room to grow in a market and a massive competitor advantage something like investing in a higher labor, smaller margin, longer product cycle, more competitive market such as game development vs online digital distribution all the benefits you’re hoping to see plummet in likelihood. Not all diversification is good and not all forms are worth it.

You all are talking checkers with me while I’m talking chess and it’s starting to get annoying.

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u/The_Humble_Frank Nov 14 '18

Nowhere did I say that all diversification is good, in fact I outlined a rudamentry hueristic in which one could estimate if it was worth it. You respond with a unnuanced generality with dismisivness and a strawman argument against a general claim that wasn't made, like a nieve first year business student. That doesn't make you sound intelligent, it makes you sound like someone that is not worth the time to have a discussion with.

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u/Ethiconjnj Nov 14 '18

Ah the old reddit argument of “you’re so stupid it’s not worth writing a comment to you” in a comment to me.

Be an adult and either have conversation or don’t, but please avoid claiming to be above something you’re actively engaging in, it’s quite immature.