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They also poked fun at British slang, such as calling someone a "mong," and discussed how political correctness and identity politics are infecting entertainment, often at the expense of substance.
The Future of Entertainment, Gaming, and the Industry
Towards the end, the conversation pivoted to gaming and its adaptation—highlighting how indie titles with small teams are producing some of the most innovative content, despite limited budgets, while AAA studios drown in endless patches, server issues, and corporate interference.
They showed skepticism about the viability of blockbuster franchises, proposing that small, creative projects could be more meaningful and enjoyable, and lamenting the current trend of long delays, massive production costs, and unending CGI rewrites.