Trillions of dollars on shitty MMO game. GJ Suckersperg.
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The definition of money laundering. Or perhaps vaporware.
If it's all money laundering then where is the money coming from and where is it being funneled to and to what end?
Where does all money come from? It comes from the money printers.
Everyone from Blackrock to Sweet Baby Incorporated had a pile of government grants and sponsorships.
money for game publishers and studios comes from venture capital and banks. venture capital is some seriously slimy and jewish, even more than the banks, if that's even possible.
the money is funneled into contractors and consultants - sweet baby and the like, but much, much more. possibly single individuals all the way up to massive NGOs or even foreign actors. unit 8200-controlled cutouts and such. then they can use this money to bride out politicians and run gayops on our population.
TLDR stop buying games. stop paying for any and all media.
To extend on what Shill said, it's a government feed trough. You make magic mystery money at the magic mystery money machine, give it to a government agency, who gives it out as a grant. That grant money is administered by a friend of someone high up in the agency. (Look at what is happening to Edison Motors right now.)
Then whoever gets the grant spends it on things the agency approves of, sold by friends of the agency's leadership, installed by other friends. Those people give their patrons a slice (10% for the big guy), who invest it in real, tangible things.
So, you have multiple layers of contractors and administrators who have real, tangible things that were bought with proceeds from ex nihlo money creation. The average American makes $50k. The average government employee makes half again that.
What was gamergate 2.0?
I also suspect that much of the ruling class has gotten high off their own supply, so to speak, of their own pseudointellectual bullshit. Modern Monetary Theory in particular is the biggest pseud fad right now for rich assholes trying to convince themselves that they're good people, and the tech sector is being run by people who somehow think that if they go full-Enron, but on a large enough scale, it will magically not end up like Enron.
The ruling class has always been susceptible to ridiculous intellectual fads, from Marxism to Keynesianism to the Laffer Curve, and the notion in MMT that you can achieve the financial equivalent of perpetual motion by just printing money fast enough and that we can just have these huge corporations going indefinitely without turning a profit is the latest trend. Unfortunately, like all the other really horrible ideas that rich morons have embraced, we're the ones who are gonna suffer the consequences of their hubris.
Right now our ruling class is even trying to gaslight us about inflation, as if they really think that if they can convince people to stop noticing inflation, it'll magically disappear. Probably because they've fallen for the fallacious notion that because money is a human invention, we can do whatever we want with it, and don't have to treat it like something that operates by its own rules. I'm genuinely terrified of what will happen when the charade finally collapses under the weight of its own self-deception, because the whole damn global economy is gonna fold like Enron.
Also yes. And furthermore the entire modern art community is also money laundering. We can lay the blame for that being invented on the Mafia and not the DNC, but they've certainly adopted and mastered the tactic.
It's part of the rest of the economy, and I'm glad you see it in an industry you're very familiar with. Once you look, you'll see the whole economy is fake. They divorced labor from money and will eventually pay for that.
FB peaked years ago. The company was desperately looking for the next thing. They failed.
They got lucky with Instagram, only because another potential buyer (which might have been the company that started tiktok) couldn't raise enough funds at the time.