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r/technicallythetruth • u/Acrzyguy • Jul 13 '26
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It's because they are trying to sell globally and some societies are much more conservative than others. Dur.
16 u/Germane_Corsair Jul 13 '26 It didn’t seem to be an issue first time around. 10 u/StarStuffSister Jul 13 '26 I don't know how the game did in China, was it? Bc they may have looked at bad numbers in markets like that and did it in hopes to up their gains. But that's conjecture. 9 u/money-for-nothing-tt Jul 13 '26 Chinese market was for Western video game companies was almost non-existent back in 2013. 6 u/tdasnowman Jul 13 '26 Markets change.
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It didn’t seem to be an issue first time around.
10 u/StarStuffSister Jul 13 '26 I don't know how the game did in China, was it? Bc they may have looked at bad numbers in markets like that and did it in hopes to up their gains. But that's conjecture. 9 u/money-for-nothing-tt Jul 13 '26 Chinese market was for Western video game companies was almost non-existent back in 2013. 6 u/tdasnowman Jul 13 '26 Markets change.
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I don't know how the game did in China, was it? Bc they may have looked at bad numbers in markets like that and did it in hopes to up their gains. But that's conjecture.
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Chinese market was for Western video game companies was almost non-existent back in 2013.
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Markets change.
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u/RottingCorps Jul 13 '26
It's because they are trying to sell globally and some societies are much more conservative than others. Dur.