[00:08] Deadp47 is with you. This is another talk video. And you know, I've noticed some things lately that I don't particularly like. [laughter] here is one of the things that I don’t [00:21] particularly like. Agree. I decided to record a video about this so that I could somehow communicate with you about these interesting topics. The point is, as the title of this video suggests, I believe the Russian [00:33] entertainment industry is simply dead. Like, it just, well, it just doesn't exist anymore. Everything that developed in my youth, m Yeah, I don’t know, actually. Why this [00:45] decades of developing into a truly powerful industry, comparable to many developed countries, it is now simply dying. And that's the point And he’s talking about the fact that half of them, in short , simply cancelled their studies and left [01:01] Russia, while the other half are funding their teaching by the state. And it looks I would like to agree with this. Yes, indeed, indeed, indeed, not even about internet blocking and all that. Like, it's already clear to everyone [01:13] existent at the moment without the No, we're making some attempts to bring it all back, to comeback. For example, even Igromir last year, which was bought, well, the franchise, I think, was bought by [01:25] to restore this whole history. Well, the attempt is probably a little lacking, especially if we're talking about the gaming area. That is, the department that we called the local Comicon was, in essence, okay. OK. And thanks to the bloggers and artists [01:40] who came running there, it looked more or less okay. Play area. It was a [ __ ] nightmare, when you have the most interesting thing you have, it turns out, in the square, so you game products - it's turkey, but something is clearly not right. It's true that you have [01:54] huge stands of games that are financed by the state. At the same time, these games are extremely dubious, including users realized that secure transactions, commission-free Steam top-ups with [02:08] on-screen promo codes, and thousands of products are more than just words? We have everything for games, for studying, for relaxing without limits. Look carefully. Items, donations, battle passes, in-game currency, Telegram stars, [02:21] neural networks, and music at the best prices. Check it out yourself. If it's profitable, then it's a player. [ __ ], remember that game, right back ours was coming out, which ended up being a [02:34] that developer studio. What were they called? This is like was a huge stand there. Everyone's like, "Guys, come on over there. It's awesome." Pioneer? Yes, I think he is a pioneer. It's not the point. For what? By the same logic, well, the question is [02:48] simply for the guys who invest money there. Give Dyushatina a chance using the same logic. Seriously, the best thing that happened at IgroMir was the guys came to the event themselves with their own games, set up a single computer, and said, "Try [03:03] the services" that everyone else uses. If you even watch this video from Russia, then, well, you know what I mean. The issue is actually a widespread censorship of literally every media outlet that is currently officially or even [03:15] unofficially present in Russia, with promises that things promises that things will get significantly worse very soon. But, [laughter] but, by the way, in fact, this is a fact. Well, that is, you take it off, you [03:28] wake up every day with the position that, well, things are bad now, but don’t worry, less and less, guys, not a step forward. What the [ __ ] is this? Internet blocking. It's quite amusing that at the opening of Russian Internet Week, they very demonstratively [03:42] cut the network cable instead of a red ribbon. ribbon. Well, they, well, at the same time, I remind you, the videos, in particular, let's say, Amiran, admit that: "We [03:55] use VPNs to surf all sorts of websites." That is, think about it, they themselves introduce restrictions that are a spoke in their wheels. They themselves are not comfortable with However, yes, let's discuss how every form of entertainment media in [04:09] Russia has been deliberately and progressively killed. And yes, of course, we will progressively killed. And yes, of course, we will gladly savour the shame of Kolobok, as well as the current promised measures related to video games. [04:22] doing this on purpose, so that for my viewers looks like trolling with, well, tears, doesn’t it? Like, look, guys, [laughter] there will be no internet. Well, that's how it looks, judging by the fact that they [04:37] . Particularly relevant. Well, dear tickets to tomorrow's showing of Spider-Man. And apparently Spider -Man is brandy. They're [ __ ] suffering, I'm sure. The [04:50] everything is great for them. New Day is the most successful. So when, you know, when you have, uh, a huge pile of money nearby, well, it's month. A film in the history of cinema that has collected a [05:06] box office record and has just overtaken even The Avengers, which previously occupied the first position. This is truly an event film, where Marvel finally, so to speak, made a proper Spider-Man movie that finally [05:23] became something at least similar to the original source material. And yes, I understand that a Marvel movie is a soy thing, you know, for these fanatics and geeks and all that . But I won’t hide the fact that this is my guilt. I've loved Spider-Man [05:37] interact with works that come out with his theme in one way or another. be it Well, listen, by the way, I got feedback, they said that this new Spider-Man is exactly the same as the one from the comics. That is, this is an [05:50] atypical attraction, which Marvel has been loving to do lately with a huge number of all sorts of Koomeoo collaborations or whatever they are called. No, dear friends, this is literally a traditional comic book emergency with its own [06:04] drama and depth, and not just: "Guys, I climb walls and shoot webs out of my ass." Well, this is more interesting, judging by the reviews. But how true this is, well, we'll only find out, well, personally, probably in a month, and not in a month, which one, in about [06:18] 12 days, I think, right in St. Petersburg to go to Redrake, buy a ticket. In any case, when a massive event film like this comes out, the most successful box office film in human history, you want to somehow touch it, [06:31] you know, be aware of what's happening. And, of course, they bring in huge box office revenue for cinemas and for Yes, 100%. 100%. I think we're about to discover the highest-grossing films of the last twenty years. The overwhelming majority of them [06:46] will be Marvel. Although, by the way, let's actually check it. I somehow abandoned this idea. Is everything really like this ? Avatar. Okay, avatar is obvious. Avengers, come on, okay, let's bend it. It turns out that the top [06:58] let's bend it. It turns out that the top 20 we are interested in are the Avengers. 1 2 three. Well, marbal. Marvel, yes. Four, five. Well, here we have a black panther right under the sixth. I'll go down even further here. Wait, listen, listen. And the question is, what [07:12] Wait, listen, listen. And the question is, what if it’s purely Disney? Pure Disney. 1 if it’s purely Disney? Pure Disney. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Oh wait, Avatar is [07:26] Disney too? The last two avatars are also Disney. Well, that makes 12. Holy [ __ ]. Imagine that out of the top 20 highest-grossing films of all time, 12 [07:39] are Disney. Holy [ __ ]. Half of the top 20 highest-grossing films are Disney. Holy [ __ ]. I'm telling you, these guys really know something. These guys really know something. Spider-Man: New Day is already in the top 32 highest- [07:54] grossing films. He's already amassed a billion. Holy [ __ ]. Well, he'll definitely be in the top twenty . He just came out, he’s already at the top. Well, in the top 10, he took away a billion. That means this is old information. And so he’s already in the top 20. The main takeaway is that the [08:08] film has just come out and has already broken through the billions. This is after the pandemic, when everyone already, well, gives a little bit of a damn about the Marvel universe. Well, honestly, objectively, Marvel has become a little worse when, well, Infinity War came out . This is simply an amazing [08:24] result. Amazing. Don't know. I really hope this film gets into the top 10 highest-grossing films to the cinema when the opportunity arises, so I will also help with a ruble. My 900 rubles. I'll spend it on watching a movie. So [08:40] know that among the 2 billion in the future, my 900 rubles will be there. lie around. Yes, my Russian cinemas, which have shrunk in recent years and live only on a billion billion, you understand, a billion have just come out. [08:55] Holy [ __ ]. The gray import bill for Spider-Man films from Kazakhstan could have been the lifeline little longer. Dude, the film made 800 million in the box office, but then [09:10] who broke the record of 800 million in one day? Was there an Infinity War or not? I'm interested in this. Well, in theory, maybe some Barbie or Opengamer, crazy stats or they would have had less. He even beat the Avengers. No, he's a [09:26] world record holder, damn, respect to him. Well, I don’t know, for some reason I’m just happy. I'm happy for them. I'm incredibly happy. Fill the halls and let people remember what it’s like to see the world premiere of a huge [09:40] blockbuster. Just like in the good old days before 1922, when everything in Russia came out at the same time as the rest of the world. But the blow came from an unexpected place , because at the same time, on the same date, the [09:53] fifth Avengers movie is coming out at the end of the year. Hey, maybe I'm wrong and people don't give a damn about Marvel Spider-Man just an anomaly? Well, honestly, you'll probably peck me for this, but I'm not looking forward to the Avengers as much as I am to Spider-Man. Here is my personal position. [10:08] That is, this thing with Doctor Doom, it’s cool. But if I were Spider-Man, then Emergency is here, and Avengers is here . Here is my personal position on the . Here is my personal position on the Russian film Kolobok. The most [10:21] shameful parody of a 2000-level 3D movie . Calculated, I don’t even know, official screenings in Russia for a long time . They take it from [10:34] Kazakhstan, most likely, and show it at various pre-screenings. Well, like a preview. Uh, for example, you go to Kinomax, let's say this movie theater, and you go to see a film, uh, called Tender Meadow. And there, you know, at [10:50] the preview they show Avatar, Zootopia, The Avengers, Spider-Man. And that's it , that's it. Well, it's just, well, this little movie theater, uh, a preview before a really high-quality film. Do you understand? If you're drawn to [11:04] Oleg Mongol's face inscribed in bread, then this is probably for you. But I doubt looks downright Uepanish . I don't know who thought [11:16] this wasn't trash from a design standpoint , but it is trash, really. It looks, well, creepy. These are the kind of people who watch my videos, but, man, Garik Kharlamov is playing Kolobok. By the way, do you know what kind of vibes this [11:31] little Sonic gave when they tried to make it super realistic, when Sonic appeared. Now I'll show you, I'll show you, I'll show you. Maybe someone doesn't see or doesn't remember. This face mask is just [ __ ] awesome. That's [11:44] literally the same thing they did after the criticism: they made it cartoonish. And that's absolutely the right approach, because trying to make cartoon characters with huge eyes, uh, more realistic is a mistake. There's [11:59] an error right away. You see, the problem was making a bun, but oh yeah, like this , damn, like this, only big. All. There, there, there, there, that looks cool. Cute. Make it exactly the same, only bigger. But to give him the face of [12:13] some kind of pedophile maniac. For what? If Kharlamov didn't fit, then who cares. Kharlamova, let them just voice it. Or maybe it’s funny because his face has such character, it’s funny. No, it looks creepy. That's all. You can make an [12:27] adult character cartoonish too. This is not a problem. Well, this is just won't explain the plot here. It just looks, it looks shitty to go to. He is a very humorous person. [12:39] Here. And, in short, cinemas had to move the Spider-Man example by two the world, so that people, you know, had time to get their fill of the movie, [12:51] spoilers, skip all the memes, all the hype, well, in short, skip everything. While Kazakhs, Georgians, Armenians and the rest of the world are happily watching the new film, Russians were offered to watch Kolobok. [13:07] Well, how did they propose it? Cinemas received a letter about a joint initiative of the Cinema Atmosphere and the Cinema Owners Association . The authors of the appeal argue that the success of Kolobok will allow the industry to maintain [13:22] the practice of releasing big films during the summer, which is vitally important . Well, and it would seem that in general, let's, first of all, not ignore the fact that our Russian cinema, having bought out the theme of filming fairy tales, because they [13:38] that they were doing literally the same thing, and were like: "Let's film everything that we do." Flying ship and so on and so forth. realized that this is making money. But if we go back , we will understand that we were initially [13:51] bought out and it turned out well. Something like Cheburashka. It was a real box office hit, especially for our cinema. It made a crazy amount of money at the box office and at some even rivaled the foreign Shazam. He seemed to have overtaken him. If [14:04] anything, this is a very good result. This is seriously awesome. This is a really legendary, but it's really good. And the cash, in principle, that he received, well, that proves it. But as often happens with us, having seen that something [14:18] works, we realized that it can be put on a conveyor belt and forget about quality. And so we started getting disgusting tales. The Bremen Town Musicians, [ __ ] crap. Flying ship, just convince me. [14:31] No kidding. You watch these fairy tales and just cringe at them. They just took your childhood and wasted it. And all this is supported by the film fund, which, by the way , well, [snorts] essentially, is where, by the way, our [14:44] money goes. That is, you, me, we pay taxes. Accordingly, we finance these films . It turns out, in fact, if we think about it this way, we are screwing ourselves. And like it, some people even get outraged by it. Like, I mean, you're [ __ ] [15:00] yourself, and you don't even like it. Amazing fact. Imagine how you can dislike this. Well, what is this? What is this? What is this? So [snorts] Kolobok is just, well, that's the ending, I think, that's the ending of this [15:14] story with fairy tales, when people are so [ __ ] up that they decided to make looked at the fairy tales, like: “Okay, you do it, whatever, do it.” Some people go out with their family in the evening, sometimes it's okay, they get drunk, God be with you. But then they decided [15:29] to postpone the premiere, which literally everyone is waiting for. What do you think will be the reaction of people who are either neutral or somewhat negative about this trend of film adaptations of fairy tales? Who decided to, uh, [15:43] the college of cinemas or whatever they're called, I have no idea, but he's a [ __ ] idiot. If the idea was to add some bad PR to Kolobok, you've already achieved it. Everyone is really getting used to it. Cool, awesome, youthful. But people now have a clear attitude [15:59] story of film adaptations of fairy tales . They are fed up with it. Make a good film adaptation, like it with the same Cheburashka. With the same, with the same Cheburashka. [16:11] Perhaps the association of cinema owners should first and foremost be concerned about the life of essential things for cinemas themselves. And such a thing is Spider-Man. But, obviously, they are more concerned with the vital [16:24] needs of the creators of the bun itself. Well, the best part is that it was presented as an offer, like all the movie theaters Well, yes, it's like this voluntary forced, I think it's called, [16:39] yes, when you're given an offer and you're like, "Well, you can, of course, refuse, but you'll be subject to sanctions later." And so, of course, freedom of speech already. Like, well, we decided, well, you do the same [16:54] . Are you the most [ __ ] crazy one or something? The letter also contains a warning that if Spider-Man is shown before August 20, Spider-Man is shown before August 20, [17:10] these cinemas may be revised. I like the way this letter is presented. You know, it's all on a watch how they try to walk on the bun. What? Didn't understand. Come on, Tihan, give me a hit that will rock the whole area. [17:23] Fine. OK. Oh, oh, go to the bun, baby. I know you want to go like this. Even though today a ticket want to go like this. Even though today a ticket costs almost a hundred. Another hundred for popcorn. And [17:38] Ah, well, if you're so smart, play with your hands yourself. No, well, [ __ ], overall it’s probably even kind of cool. Well, it was so it's cool. Well, do I want to go to Kolobok after? No, come on, well, we have to. [17:55] crap. Don't know. Let's support our cinema. But if you don't agree to support, well, to show Kolobok instead of Spider-Man, then you have only yourself to blame. We may reconsider our cooperation with you. Well, let's see [18:11] with you. Well, let's see how much this helped the gingerbread man. Ow! how much this helped the gingerbread man. Ow! [laughter] . All the halls are just empty. By the way, I said that [18:27] other films based on fairy tales pay for themselves, some people go. What if they don't actually swim and no one cares? Nobody looks at what's going on with ticket sales. Uh, no one compares what's happening now and [18:40] what's shown on Kinopoisk? Yes. The premiere day is of no use to anyone. Well, because let's be honest, the trend is to embezzle money when says: "Well, we've made money, that's it ." Kone, yeah, he's a great guy, respect to you guys, [18:54] good luck with you. Well, this is not the first time we have seen this. It was given after all the press screenings, after the bad PR due to the cancellation of Spider-Man, after all this news in public groups, in the end, no one gives a damn about Kolobok, and [19:10] movie theaters will simply work in vain, like for two or three people wonder if there will be situations in cinemas where they feel they are simply obliged to show Kolobok, but no one comes to the screening. They will have to [19:24] show the gingerbread man to non-existent spectators in a huge hall, an empty hall. That is, imagine an absurd situation. By the way, look here, here are two good Klobok, you already see the situation, let me not say it a second time, [19:38] Major Grom. And when the second part came out, many, I don’t know, went and gave up liked, although a lot of people were killed and a lot of advertising money was wasted. And in general there was a situation with empty halls. What did [19:54] situation with empty halls. What did people do? They [ __ ] went and bought several tickets with their friends to help this film. Because there was boundless respect for Major Grom and the director and the entire film [20:06] desire to ensure that they continue to do what they do. There's a huge difference between being loved by an audience and being hated when people come to you. I'm saying, even I went to the first one on the second Major Grom, just [20:21] support them, these are really awesome guys, I need to go." So, well, that’s it, we rented need to go. That's all. After 2022, movie theaters are barely making ends meet and somehow, by any means, they manage to get [20:37] films to premiere on the screen. Why didn't you call me? [ __ ], calling Takara dangerous, right? With those same voices. The third type of picture. You pay 1,000 rubles for the order and watch a screen with a crappy translation. [20:52] But nevertheless, at least some kind of film culture tried to survive on an film culture tried to survive on an antediluvian, pitiful level, but tried without much help from the state or the association of cinema owners. And [21:06] live, Android exist, apparently no one there is buying tickets to the Kolobok. This is, well, obvious. Obviously. at least in this form not to disturb [21:18] her. Along comes that [ __ ] boar Kabanych with his [ __ ] bun and with that very bun they finish off the industry, depriving it of probably the most successful release of all [21:30] sad situation, because you say: “Well, it was postponed for two weeks, but people will still come and see it.” And yes, some will indeed come, but it will not be nearly as massive and hyped. And what [21:43] 's more, during this time people will be able to somehow get their hands on a movie, perhaps for home viewing. Or some desperate ones will go to other countries. Although now people have decided to travel to other countries [21:58] in August. It's like a real boom in tourism , big ones. Well, it's the end of summer, dear friends. I need to go somewhere quickly. Well, that's understandable. What are you, a boar Kabanich in high offices and don’t give a damn whether [22:11] some industry survives or not . We need to [clears throat] release the bun. Everyone who needed money has already received it. We need to create conditions for someone to go. After all, in our country, when conditions are deliberately created through [22:25] some kind of violent methods , it helps the industry, yes, VK imitates activity, and who suffers there - the cinema and so on, yes, it doesn’t matter at all. Well, the micromen and serfs will endure. Well, what will they do? They'll go to [22:39] Kinopoisk and give it a one, and they'll give it a one en masse to Kolobok. So, Kinopoisk simply closed the ratings, because Well, they already opened them, they already opened them, dear friends, because, well, what are you getting into? The big [22:53] because, well, what are you getting into? The big guys are releasing a film. Sit and be patient until the twentieth, when you can watch your Spider-Man. Yes, the current Russia is truly just a joke. And by the way, they raised the score there, [23:06] now it’s two points. You see, it was just like that, when there were 100,000 ratings, because their asses were on fire, they were offended scum. But the other 100,000 who came, they gave it, well, either a ten, or something else, I don’t [23:18] know, maybe a four or five, but these were already people who really right? So don't be surprised if the film's rating rises to a four or a five. Well, let's just take the most basic. You decided to read a book. So [23:33] you wanted to buy a book, but instead of text, there are black stripes on many pages, as if you were playing the first Black Ops or decided to read the materials of the Epstein case, in which it feels like there are [23:47] significantly fewer black stripes. And so you understand, this is sold for money. This is officially So, this story is not only with books. In anime, entire episodes are removed. There, in my opinion, this whole, in my opinion, unemployed, yes, entire episodes were cut out. [24:03] Imagine, you’re just watching some TV series or anime, and n’t understand what happened in the previous one. Like, yeah, you're making it up yourself. Well, the release of Lu has already been returned. It's good that they returned it. What [24:18] happened to make them come back? Like, they accidentally forgot, that they hid it or something? Any book in Russian is now delayed because they have to read and black out the relevant materials, which are, well, subject to [24:31] censorship. And, secondly, now any new foreign book published in . Polygamy was adopted. So, in the new season, a shitload of episodes are built on this, on the interaction of this Sylphy, what's her name, [24:45] damn, I forgot, she's so small, well, not for her age, she's 100 years old, I think you Trash that's not worth paper on ka Roxy. Yes, yes, the whole series is built on this , about how they get along, an explanation for many characters, why [24:59] turns out, should be 5 minutes long or what? Or Roxy suddenly became a or what? Or Roxy suddenly became a maid who just [ __ ] Rudous sometimes. I even became interested in what they did there, [25:13] will they really do when Eris appears? How will he Eris appears? How will he explain? It's just, well, the male is tough. everyone to the right and left. And the girls, well, you don’t mind, right? How will they [25:26] explain this? Don't know. I am very interested to see the result of censorship of the surprise me. By waiting longer and paying money for it , you receive inferior material, devoid of the original meanings [25:41] that were put into it by the author, and the artistic moments that he himself decided to insert into this book. You lose entire pages, entire chunks of plot, because the state decided you were n't supposed to read it. And who said [25:56] that even unblemished text won't now be translated in such a way as to soften the edges, to rework the wording, so that, you know, it won't have to be blotted out. And this is exactly what is happening now with official anime in Russia. And that's what's really [26:10] about anime, yeah. It's precisely with the outburst of the series, as in this moment, as unemployed - this is just the peak. Before that, there was a story with re-dubbing, uh, blurring [26:22] moments, and we thought: “Well, I guess we’ll stop there.” No, they are like this, apparently, okay, how to adapt this? If we haven't come up with anything, let's just cut out this [ __ ] disgrace. OK. You may have seen this drama with the fact that in Russia [26:35] So, what is the problem with censorship? Set the age limit higher and more normal. Well, yes, but, just cut it out. And they officially licensed it for, in my opinion, animeingay film search. I adore them. This is one of my favorite [26:49] time travel stories, if not my favorite. And there's a character called Ruka, who's basically a Femboy. And at one point she asks the main character to change the past so that she is born a woman. It's like a pretty [27:01] important plot point. There was simply no way to cut it out without preserving the integrity of the story. Therefore, brilliant translators are needed to meet the requirements of Roskomnadzor. Well, yes, they simply [27:14] decided to change the plot without any restrictions. So Ruka doesn't have a problem with the fact that she's not a woman, but with the fact that she's sick, imagine that. And in short, now in Russian, I'm not even talking about the fact that throughout, [27:28] well, the plot went in such a way that they directly show us that this is, well, a trap, if anything, and that's it, all the problems that follow from this, as it were, and then it turns out that she simply studied HIV. Persia is officially HIV-positive. I won't for now. I'm [27:44] guessing that if you were watching the anime for the first time and didn't know what imply, you'd probably look at it and say, "Oh, look at it and say, "Oh, what's her WCh?" Like, there's really no [ __ ] point in [27:57] it was really painful to watch, especially if you're a fan of the original. But this, it turns out, is still a good option for how things can go, because they recently decided to license, and you won't believe it, the [28:10] reincarnation of the unemployed, which is famous for a huge amount of very perverted content. And then suddenly, yes, I thought that the unemployed were a pretty disgusting anime and a disgusting story in general, but when I read [28:23] information about it, I realized that in fact it was still a live-action version. Well, here is an anime adaptation, it's light. If you read Ranab, it seems there is you read Ranab, it seems there is total pizza there. That is, [28:35] this is still normal. As a result, about half of the episodes were removed, making it about half of the episodes were removed, making it A lot of moments were cut, and some episodes were cut so much that out of an episode that was over [28:51] 20 minutes long, only about 10 minutes remained. I wo n't even talk about what happened to those n't even talk about what happened to those 10 minutes of those episodes that were in the new season about polygamy. So, wait, here are the last episodes, [29:03] which are, well, in the second season, they are all about how people around here accept form or another. There, in essence, this is the main story. Well, there, yes, Eris, who trains with the ball, of course, well, there are separate ones. And here is the Ruzus line, [29:16] where essentially everything is built so that everyone accepts the fact that he has two women. main plot line right now for Rudus? The anime Bakoshka, which is currently all the hype. And the actual meaning of [29:31] this anime is that it is simply a brilliant anti-advertisement for all kinds of bad habits. These characters are truly disgusting. You want to quit smoking after you watch the first episode. But, obviously, these [29:45] meanings and messages are from the same series. Well, then it won't be clear what the missing something? Well, they probably understand there, but I don’t. Too high for the minds of the censors, because, well, censors are always pretty stupid people, let's be [30:00] honest. A normal person would never take such a job, or work for Roskomnadzor directly. So what you get is essentially a chicken sandwich. We just removed the chicken because you can't have it. And I want to remind you once again [30:13] can't have it. And I want to remind you once again that they are asking for money for all of this. Like, that this is a kind of licensed way of interacting with artistic Well, by the way, that's a good question. Why then pay money if you can [30:28] pirate it? And at the same time, piracy will give you a full experience. Imagine, they used to talk about licenses, because this is a full-fledged experience without any viruses, without ads and the like. And now we find ourselves in a time when piracy [30:42] is literally the same as a license, only better. What the [ __ ]? So, you, as a law-abiding citizen who doesn't pirate, decide to interact with a certain work of art , and as a result, you get a [30:56] cut, censored piece of [ __ ], into which they also shoved HIV. Eat, don't get wet. You've already paid for everything. Kinopoisk is pleased with you. I'm sure many of you, even at earlier stages of this video, wrote in [31:11] the comments something like: "Well, Deadpie, yes, everyone is just a pirate, watching on third-party sites, downloading green steam, and so on." I mean, well, what difference does it make what comes out under license? And it's true, it's the base, guys. I agree with you [31:24] saying here is not that people won't be able to get this in any other way in an uncensored form, with all the jokes, with all the innuendo. This is the pure truth. Well, by the way, I'm not entirely sure about that. In the sense that it’s [31:39] good, for example, we are a generation that is used to pirating, you know, these bypasses and other stories. But what if a new generation grows up that imagine this situation. Well, it turns out they will consume [ __ ]. [31:55] Well, let them eat it. Dol. Okay, I'm telling this story from the perspective of the death of the entertainment industry, as something officially present in Russia, and with which the average citizen, [32:08] taxpayer, law-abiding citizen, can interact in some way. The industry that was once huge, with a bunch of international partners, opportunities, money that was in it, PR companies, it is completely [32:22] dead. But the interested people who still want to squeeze the last money out of her , essentially took the corpse of practically our old friend, stuffed it with [32:34] poppier mache, painted it and brought it out to the main city square, expecting that everyone would rejoice. But in fact it just looks disgusting and sad. to gradually and purposefully destroy a huge industry. Well, you [32:50] have to know how, actually. This even evokes a kind of admiration. even evokes a kind of admiration. Anime, music, cinema. Less and less , dear friends. Well, now I can finally get around [33:05] to playing video games. Well, let's discuss this in more detail. United Russia announced stricter regulation of video games following the election. Oh, yeah, yeah, I saw that. There are also conditions there that you can’t even understand how they should be, well, [33:18] regulated. Moreover, they seemed to have raised a similar topic either a year or two ago. Uh, and everyone was sitting there saying, "Do you think anyone will, well, monitor this new PG version of yours?" No, everyone will give a damn. [33:34] And what does this mean for you? For you and me? Well, I think it's all obvious. what exactly is there? And on the other hand, is there a chance that they will send a request to Tim and say: " Look, this is our rating, please [33:48] Look, this is our rating, please add additional adjustments for the region." Well, in theory, maybe, if the incentive does n't go as planned, it seems like it always went along with request, so maybe, maybe, maybe I'm being overdramatic [34:04] it will be regulated. Thus, the bill, in particular, contains exclude access to information whose distribution is prohibited in the Russian Federation, and to ensure that [34:18] video game users are informed about the specifics of its content. If a game contains images or descriptions of violent sexual acts, alcohol or drug use, or obscene language, the document also provides for the introduction of [34:30] video game authorization by phone number and through government services. I will never believe in my life what Steam will do. Well, there is definitely no gi. Yes, I can just imagine Gben running, stumbling, to insert [34:42] Gosuslugi into Steam. Well, the point is that, conditionally, the Russian version of censorship is being implemented in games. Well, like a rating. Well, not censorship, but like a rating. Well, not censorship, but rating. I admit it. Okay, okay. But your [34:54] own login option is unlikely. So, well, Averton is opening up more and more, and now I want to censor more games. Just to be honest, what games? What games would agree to do something like this [35:08] ? Which platforms will agree to this? And yes, market participants warn that Steam, GoK, and other foreign services are unlikely to could become a pretext for them. [ __ ], this is [ __ ] awesome. They simply don’t even [35:21] hide it anymore. We've come up with some rules that no service can, well, comply with, so we'll block them. We came up with this to block them, honestly. They just didn't follow the rules we came up with. [35:34] That's all. And then there will be the idiots who will come and such, rules. They could have simply gone to meet our state and done these things. It's not that difficult. There is, [ __ ], well I don’t know. This is funny, this is [35:47] Blocking, because it is truly something uncontrollable, and there is . And, apparently, it's just a matter of time. And you know, I’ll say this now . This is my purely personal opinion. Let me explain what I mean now. But [36:03] I'm incredibly happy that such a huge number of developers, although they release games in Russian, have long since left the Russian market officially, because video games have unique protection from any censorship [36:19] that exists in the Russian space. These are not films that can be cut. This is not an anime that can be re-dubbed, cutting out a bunch of scenes and awkward moments that do not correspond to modern traditional [36:32] Russian values. Video games are very complex software that are made by developers in a very specific way. And no, , but this, bro, is Call of Duty, remember the example? [36:46] You just choose the level for such options, after all. Too much work. And honestly, I'm very glad that many developers have left the continue to translate their games into Russian, because they understand that there is a [37:00] in this world, while ignoring all the requirements of Russian not officially release these games there . People buy games through Kazakh, any other Steam, PlayStation Network, Xbox Live, Nintendo [37:15] E-hop. And they know they'll get a full, uncensored game. Because if all these games, well, let's imagine , suddenly they all turned to Russia and started to comply with all these simply draconian requirements, yes, [37:30] but now they are not in Russia, so they need to follow them. You need to follow the incentive and bet on games. Wait, I wonder if they'll be obligated to give Steam a Russian rating, specifically the one that [37:45] censors games that aren't available in Russia? He's probably just fully transitioned to playing games in England. Well, that would probably be completely insane but I don't think it will ever happen because the developers [37:59] don't give a damn about it. This market won't bring them enough money to bother with incorporating State Services into their games, much less reworking anything for a specific market where they can't mention anything. All of the above [38:13] has created a very interesting situation in which the market simply no longer exists. But so many restrictions have been created for him that it's simply obvious that if he [38:25] ever decides to return, he'll look at all this and think, "Why the hell do I need this? Russians are buying through Kazakh Steam anyway." And everything about Well, it's true. Why outgoing? It seems to me that this is just an imitation of [38:38] vigorous activity to censor something that is no longer present in Russia. And if this leads to anything, it will lead to two things. The first thing is that the market will never return. The second thing is that even those few [38:52] developers who are now officially developing their games in Russia will simply leave and register somewhere in Cyprus, like all their colleagues. Like, I already Well, not everyone has this opportunity, but the studios are more or less normal in size, [39:07] bother with this censorship when you Cyprus, which is a super-popular destination for our developers? It's as if any game that's officially made in Russia by developers at a studio [39:20] registered in Russia will 100% be, firstly, censored, and, secondly, will have those very important meanings that are necessary for anything to be important meanings that are necessary for anything to be [39:33] bad game, it's that it's simply nothing. It's bland because put into the game, any, I don't know, slightly controversial thing, will result in [39:45] you being forced to just remove it. And yes, now they have started to explain that no, in no case this bill... Yes, yes, guys, this is not about that, this is not about that. They probably didn't expect, in particular, that they would now be reminded of it before [39:59] the elections, which would hit United Russia hard. Although, [ __ ], yes, they are wrong. It will hit me like is, when you are already just lying in the ground and you are like: "And that's it, we will block Steam." Well, and so I start to [ __ ] around further. Will lead to blocking of [40:14] Steam and other things. You got it all wrong . We just want [ __ ] great . Support the industry in Russia. I wonder how you can show whether it exists. But, you know, [40:27] this is purely a value judgment. It feels like one deputy dropped a spoiler about what would happen after the elections, while another tried to soften it somehow elections. Yes. Yes. [40:39] No, obviously. You can't vote for the core . It is forbidden. Forbidden. Autumn will come. If you love your mother, vote against the core. Interesting times. Guys, do you think the creators of GTA 6 will be [40:52] censoring their game and adding registration through Gosuslugi into the new GTA Online to comply with all these laws? It seems to me that the answer here is pretty obvious. Oh well, [41:06] I've been chatting for a while. Express your opinion in the comments regarding everything to see. You might have liked the klobok. And you don't need any Spider-Man . And in general, this is being done for the safety of the younger [41:21] generation, so that they do n’t suddenly see something bad in the games. In short, yes, guy, it will be interesting to read all this. Well, don't forget to channel, visit social networks in the description Telegram, Discord and my Twitch, where I [41:36] stream games. Well, bye everyone. Okay, bye , bye, bye, bye, bye. You , bye, bye, bye, bye. You wanted Big Citylay, a joint night club wanted Big Citylay, a joint night club . I thought I had found my paradise. Well [41:49] then why are you so lonely? You wanted to sit down. Ah.