там в комментах под видео чел описал состояние игровой индустрии в Иране @dolfyhilter5771 год назад as an iranian, here is some insight on what happens in the gaming industry here:
to put it simply, if an entertainment media has no propaganda in it, then it gets no funding by the government, so most companies or teams either work on small projects on mobile or get their funding from people who want to support these projects. The gaming scene was big in iran during late 2000s, with many games being dubbed in Persian by professional voice actors, it got so big that companies who do these dubs and distribute the games decided to make games themselves, and almost all of the games that are created are absolutely horrendous, it's always the bare minimum with little to no creativity, as if the devs don't know what makes games "Fun" to begin with, just mindless point and click shooting or walking for the most part, some however did well compared to rest of the well...junk, that was put out, but in the end once the age of digital downloading came it all went downhill for these companies, to the point that games were no longer being dubbed.
For more context, since copyright laws don't apply in iran, people can just download any foreign game they want for FREE without any consequences, if anything piracy is actually encouraged here, because CD releases were no longer making profit all companies that were in the gaming scene slowly vanished, right now the biggest "Localization" comes in form of Persian subs for games, basically adding a persian option for all the texts in games, and i'm saying this because since games don't have an official persian localization team small companies or teams inside iran make these localizations instead.
As of now most companies that are in the gaming scene only make mobile games, some of which are actually pretty good, even if they are just clones of other popular mobile games.
(i hope i didn't make too many mistakes while writing this as i'm tired as hell, if you need more info or have questions about the entertainment or gaming industry in iran then i'm more than happy to answer.)
Сравнил жопу с пальцем. У них давали налоговые льготы фильмам, и денежные призы сделанным качественным фильмам. Это облегчало жизнь, но не отменяло необходимость окупиться в прокате и старание сделать лучше. У нас просто дают невозвратное финансирование. В первом случае мотивация повышать качество есть, во втором нет. Во втором есть мотивация повышать скилл взаимодействия с выдающими деньги чиновниками.
Когда-то Южная Корея тратила кучу бабла на говнофильмы против Северной Кореи. А потом из этой школы выросла Игра в Кальмара и Паразит.
А у кого-то за 30 лет только фекальные сталактиты выросли
Но ничего. Нужно еще 30 лет подождать
там в комментах под видео чел описал состояние игровой индустрии в Иране
@dolfyhilter5771 год назад
as an iranian, here is some insight on what happens in the gaming industry here:
to put it simply, if an entertainment media has no propaganda in it, then it gets no funding by the government, so most companies or teams either work on small projects on mobile or get their funding from people who want to support these projects.
The gaming scene was big in iran during late 2000s, with many games being dubbed in Persian by professional voice actors, it got so big that companies who do these dubs and distribute the games decided to make games themselves, and almost all of the games that are created are absolutely horrendous, it's always the bare minimum with little to no creativity, as if the devs don't know what makes games "Fun" to begin with, just mindless point and click shooting or walking for the most part, some however did well compared to rest of the well...junk, that was put out, but in the end once the age of digital downloading came it all went downhill for these companies, to the point that games were no longer being dubbed.
For more context, since copyright laws don't apply in iran, people can just download any foreign game they want for FREE without any consequences, if anything piracy is actually encouraged here, because CD releases were no longer making profit all companies that were in the gaming scene slowly vanished, right now the biggest "Localization" comes in form of Persian subs for games, basically adding a persian option for all the texts in games, and i'm saying this because since games don't have an official persian localization team small companies or teams inside iran make these localizations instead.
As of now most companies that are in the gaming scene only make mobile games, some of which are actually pretty good, even if they are just clones of other popular mobile games.
(i hope i didn't make too many mistakes while writing this as i'm tired as hell, if you need more info or have questions about the entertainment or gaming industry in iran then i'm more than happy to answer.)
Когда то Польша тратила кучу бабла на говно игры.
А затем они выпустили Киберпанк.
Или вопреки
Сравнил жопу с пальцем. У них давали налоговые льготы фильмам, и денежные призы сделанным качественным фильмам. Это облегчало жизнь, но не отменяло необходимость окупиться в прокате и старание сделать лучше. У нас просто дают невозвратное финансирование. В первом случае мотивация повышать качество есть, во втором нет. Во втором есть мотивация повышать скилл взаимодействия с выдающими деньги чиновниками.