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How the success of Baldur's Gate 3 and Monopoly Go are driving Hasbro's "all in" digital strategy
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I really don't think Baldur's gate 3 and whatever the fuck Monopoly go is are the same kind of thing.
The fact that they think it's part of the same strategy is why they fail. They take a cursory look at both, see numbers go up, and think that all they have to do is push for common element X to succeed.
Gross oversimplification of business strategy and how products are built are why corporations trip over their own dicks over and over again. I wish they would just teach that in business school.
Business school isn't about learning to make money, it's about indoctrinating idiots that already have too much money