Joseph Kim is on different level in terms of market understanding and how effortlessly he is translating that info into simple words. Wow what a legend. Major missed info from him on this pod is what kind of games work in India.
I am pretty sure Joseph felt like it was not worth joining this discussion panel. Even when Nassir (Nasdaily) was a part of this podcast, one could easily observe the level of in depth knowledge, intellect and excellence in communication he had over other content creators. Same with other international individuals ( Including NRIs working in US ). And I think the flaw lies in our culture and education system, and I don't know how that's going to change, but if any core nationlist sees this, it is an initiative worth taking.
Joseph kim only knows how to talk, I worked under him for a year, bastard does nothing rather than extorting his employees, major reason why his company is in verge of closing
Joseph Kim has a vision and clarity of thoughts. He correctly mentioned all the nuances of gaming industry and rightly put forward where and what Indians are lacking at. Indeed a true visionary. Hats off to Nikhil, another master piece ❤
As a gaming entrepreneur I agree with most of the points addressed by Joseph Kim. Gaming as a career choice has to be appreciated at an high school level.
While i am Watching this podcast my uncle is sending me ny times sudoku hard level solved in 15 min thats a acomplishment for him games are great way escapism even if they are casual game and indians love it ❤
I gotta say Nikhil is an amazing person. Wonderful, humble, generous, and super charismatic. I (Joseph Kim- writing from my Gamedev YT channel) was and am super humbled to have been invited to such a great show. Just skimming through some of the comments here, I can see Nikhil has a really supportive community, and OMG Thug must be doing something really right to have such a huge and committed audience. Anyway, for some of you who wrote nice things about me... thank you guys. I'm used to doing super niche content for tiny audiences so it's cool to see so many people interested in gaming/gamedev content here.
I don't know anything about gaming, but have watched the full video and was very much impressed with your insights and the deep knowledge you have in the industry
The fact that this long form podcast gets strong viewership shows that great content is always timeless. Also super helpful to see more Indians adopting to long form podcasts in the past year.
@@gurubaxaniuday4884 beta padhai likhai kar jaake 😂 1 subscriber hai tera, koi career nahi hai isme. Padhai likhai kar, D Class ki naukri milegi tab apne gareeb ma baap ka Sahara ban paega
@@stealthoverflow kisne kha mai subscribers ke liye betha hun 😂 abe sale already qualified CA hun 1.4 lakhs mahine ki job hai aur stock market vgera se 2 lakh aur kma leta hun tujse bhut achi life hai
As a fulltime designer and a avid gamer with more than 12k hrs, i can proudly say this was one of the best podcasts for my domains. Thanks Nik! Would love to fill out that application.
I love how Nikhil's trying to demystify game design down to its essence, not only with engines, platforms, and scripting languages, but also with the larger storyboard, streaming economics and actually generate something that an aspiring enthusiast can take away.
The podcast appeared to be heavily focused on mobile gaming, neglecting the broader gaming landscape in India. While mobile gaming may have a larger audience, it should not be the sole focus here when discussing the gaming industry in the country. Some people including me or I should say those with extensive gaming experience, may have anticipated a more comprehensive exploration of the true essence of gaming, which was lacking in the podcast. And I respectfully disagree with your point here ,Nikhil, did not even delve into the perspectives and experiences of dedicated gamers or the deeper significance of gaming. However, it is worth noting that the guest speakers, especially Kim, provided valuable insights into the Indian gaming community that even Indian gaming community may not have been aware of. Their knowledge and intellect deserves nothing but admiration and respect.
Joshep Kim the founder of LiLa Games is the only person who started the company in US but soon after shifted to India for making games with Indian origin. Hatta off to this Mann ❤
i loved the part where they talked abt designers and artists who're getting paid less then their work worth and would love to see changes in that area as an artist myself thanks for this it was very knowledgeable and helpful
Thank you Nikhil for this channel. I still can't believe all these videos are for free. These videos are informative and provide a very good knowledge and ideas to people like me who are clueless or trying to find direction on what we want to do in life. Thank you.
With no disrespect , the depth at which Joseph speaks, showcases the difference in intellect. Every hindsight he provides, is backed with accurate data and a strong explanation. If India could produce such intellects, be it any industry, we would be prospering at a rapid growth. Foundation plays a key role in developing a long term vision.
Joseph really have Very clear Future Vision. 1:17:56 I'm Listening Joseph and already on mission. This thing very few people understand. That future is Indie games.
This podcast is unique and different from usual one's, there's a lot to learn about the gaming industry. Kudos to thug he has worked hard to get to this forum ❤
Thank you Joseph❤…..Everything you talked about was backed with examples and reality. Got to learn a lot from others as well🎉 Nice one Nikhil…..keep up with the curiosity driving in. #S8ULOP
I invested in Nazara technologies in October 23 listening the news that Nikhil has invested in it. It has fell big 28% until now. So, just for the comment reader’s here please don’t invest blindly without doing any research of your own, like the mistake i made here.
You've certainly made a mistake that a rookie makes. But it is stupid to blame Nikhil over it because the guy didn't fake. He is still invested in it. He has a strategy and you don't. That is the problem.
Bro, if you played any game developed by nazara you will never invest in them. Look at their graphics. Pathetic. How are they going to compete in global level with no good games.
Because as a listed company he can allocate his own money, and also as a gaming company he knows how many issues he is facing due to lack of talent in this sector
Joseph Kim made a perceptive observation; it's true that India is struggling to produce skilled talent and is plagued by mediocrity. I've noticed that many of my friends chase after substantial salaries rather than pursuing their passion for their craft, which is quite disheartening.
I think one of the future episode should be on anime industry, there's a big chunk of Indian young audience who consume anime a lot, even people who are over 30 or close to that , as we have seen animes like Dragon Ball, we 've grown watching that
Being a gamer from my childhood - cant really relate to any game discussed in this episode - this is completely mobile oriented which makes sense in india
Animesh has a very myopic view, unsurprising considering his forte. But the others should have talked more about AA/AAA titles, Indies and the big forces in the game industry.EA and Ubisoft have had studios in India for longer than most of the panelists.
If you are a real gamer(not mobile) then I feel like we are born in the wrong country. Mobile gaming has picked up in India because we are poor and cannot afford to pay for a PC/console or games. F2p android games are played by the youth who don't earn or earn little money. And if you are smart enough, you will realize because the income inequality is increasing, those poor people will never do well enough to ever transition into fully paid PC/ console gamers. India seems forever be doomed to be a f2p mobile gaming nation with poor RPU.
Half way through the podcast and I can see Joseph is awesome ,he understands gaming very good and always having different perspective ,I like the way of thinking that there is opportunity of making games in India ,everybody is running behind becoming a professional gamer or streamer but there is also a opportunity of making games
I believe this podcast delivered a summary of the current gaming industry so profoundly. It was an absolute joy to watch the whole podcast, and i applaud all the participants for contributing to nourish the Indian gaming industry. Keep up the good work and we are here to support you.
After moving to US from India working in Tech, I noticed lot of small things & reason why we lack such expertise. In china if you see the education system teach lot of low level stuff like working with Kernel, Embedded basically systems programming. Whereas in India you want to go learn next big thing which is problematic cause you haven’t understand basics and you start working on abstraction & fancy things. This is the main problem, which translates to skill set, bubble up & it leads to not having kind of expertise industry expects. Translating to us not being able to produce quality software.
I am 19 and “Just out of learning intent I am kind of in a dilemma whether or not take Nikhil’s questing attitude to be an essential part of learning or should we be more grounded with people who are well established and might provide us an opportunity. What’s your thoughts guys.
To the point where Thug was saying that the world is moving towards shorts/reels culture, there's a seperate fanbase for podcasts these days, everyone's coming up with long durations of detailed podcasts of upto 2 to 3 hrs that clock pretty good views
I want Nikhil to have a podcast where he asks "as a 20 year old who wants to do nothing or knows nothing what to do in his/her life what should be done??"
Can relate to Mr Nitish. My niece (11 yrs old) and nephew ( 6 yrs) are so into Minecraft and Technogamerz. Also they like to watch their favourite streamers playing games. I think this is a substantial shift into the likes of today's younger generation compared to us millennials or even gen z.
Thank you sooo much Nikhil !! The kind of questions you were asking was soooo soooo relevant and insightful and kudos the panel for sitting for such a long duration and answering each and everything soo patiently ! Please keep bringing more content
Hi, loved your insightful videos! Would you consider making a video on the agriculture sector in India? It's a vital part of our economy and there's so much to explore - from challenges faced by farmers to innovative solutions and government initiatives. Your in-depth analysis would be incredibly valuable. And where the chemical and Bio fertilizer industry standing in this context? Thank you
Thank you guys. Really valuable podcast . Lot of insight for an engineering student like me who love games, and want to make something in gaming in India.
would love to see a podcast on animation industry, as the anime form of entertainment is booming all over the world and it is still hasn't started in india in the form of production
Nikhil has done good homework on research he was asking on point question .... good thing to see that a person from financial field is here to know something about our gaming industry ... and respect for @8bitThug that how he answered the questions so cleaverly .
@@shortcinematicuniverse895 I’ve been a loyal listener of Joe Rogan’s podcasts as well. It’s just that pulling of something like it in INDIA requires some grit! :)
@@shortcinematicuniverse895 have been a constant listener of Joe Rogan’s podcasts as well. It’s just that doing something like it in India requires some grit!
Hey design colleges are there in india.. people from there have really strong foundations . colleges like nid and few iits like iitb and iitd . it will be a massive career option in upcoming years
Sadly India Don't even own 1% of Actual Game Production Industry. Except Gambling games. We don't even have single Game Production Company with $Billion Valuations. But will Build 1. Literally I Just recently realized I'm the First Indian Game Developer Who Released "First Multiplayer PC Game" on steam. I'm not open for Investors because in Game Production Investor kills the project under pressure. Because Investor always hunting for profits and in Games Revenue don't come in before release. Which i Don't like. Allready rejected multiple Investments. And Krafton Incubation program is also Investment against equity. So I'm just open for Grant's/Supporters.
1:25:50 Convai is a company that is founded by my classmate from university of Florida. Never really spoke much with the guy but he seemed very passionate about AI
Joseph Kim is on different level in terms of market understanding and how effortlessly he is translating that info into simple words. Wow what a legend.
Major missed info from him on this pod is what kind of games work in India.
I am pretty sure Joseph felt like it was not worth joining this discussion panel.
Even when Nassir (Nasdaily) was a part of this podcast, one could easily observe the level of in depth knowledge, intellect and excellence in communication he had over other content creators.
Same with other international individuals ( Including NRIs working in US ).
And I think the flaw lies in our culture and education system, and I don't know how that's going to change, but if any core nationlist sees this, it is an initiative worth taking.
Joseph kim only knows how to talk, I worked under him for a year, bastard does nothing rather than extorting his employees, major reason why his company is in verge of closing
Joseph Kim has a vision and clarity of thoughts. He correctly mentioned all the nuances of gaming industry and rightly put forward where and what Indians are lacking at. Indeed a true visionary.
Hats off to Nikhil, another master piece ❤
here for Thug #S8UL
As a gaming entrepreneur I agree with most of the points addressed by Joseph Kim. Gaming as a career choice has to be appreciated at an high school level.
Konsi field mai business krta hai bhai?
@@gurubaxaniuday4884 Google me
@@shubhambengale6839 okk
You should try working with him then, only then you'd understand that he knows nothing about gaming, he is just good at talking nothing else
While i am Watching this podcast my uncle is sending me ny times sudoku hard level solved in 15 min thats a acomplishment for him games are great way escapism even if they are casual game and indians love it ❤
I gotta say Nikhil is an amazing person. Wonderful, humble, generous, and super charismatic. I (Joseph Kim- writing from my Gamedev YT channel) was and am super humbled to have been invited to such a great show. Just skimming through some of the comments here, I can see Nikhil has a really supportive community, and OMG Thug must be doing something really right to have such a huge and committed audience. Anyway, for some of you who wrote nice things about me... thank you guys. I'm used to doing super niche content for tiny audiences so it's cool to see so many people interested in gaming/gamedev content here.
Thanks for the insights
You shared some amazing insights into the gaming industry. I wish the podcast was longer!
He's a cheat lol
I don't know anything about gaming, but have watched the full video and was very much impressed with your insights and the deep knowledge you have in the industry
Awesome Joseph..and thank you.
So very well spoken by Thug ❤ handled the tricky questions like a boss !! 🎉 thanks for representing us always ❤ thug 🚀
❤
2024 is the year of S8UL🚀🚀❤
+1
❤ S8UL 🚀🚀🚀
Zip it up when you’re done lil bro
The fact that this long form podcast gets strong viewership shows that great content is always timeless. Also super helpful to see more Indians adopting to long form podcasts in the past year.
How many of those viewers who have clicked on the podcast have actually seen the whole video? The number would be very less
25:10 Nitish showing respect to thug for how he handled one of the dangerous question for BGMI.
Thug 🙇
+1
context
He handled it well.
This is why these ppl get invitation to speak in public… Thug showing his qualifications are not mere papers🤞🏼❤️
@@vijaysinghpatel3156hhhhh
Day 150 for asking WTF is manufacturing?
Ind / Acc 🚀🇮🇳
+1
You’re too poor for that
Bhai Jo bana Raha hai voh toh dekhle.
Bc yaha pe.. nikhil k podcast se hi sikhni hai manufacturing tujhe...etne dino me toh factory bana k manufacturing karna chalu kar deta tu
So good to see India Game Developer Conference ( IGDC ) being mentioned at 2:05:05 . Glad to see Industry veterans on the podcast.
Waiting for a podcast on Space tech companies in India❤
Good idea. Defence too maybe and psu stock related maybe
S8UL GOING AT THE SPEED OF ACTUAL SPACESHIP 🚀
Like Their Pendant 🙌🏻❤️
Abey ye bache kaha agye iss video k comments me 😂
Tum dogs se to acha hai 🥱 🐶@@stealthoverflow
@@gurubaxaniuday4884 beta padhai likhai kar jaake 😂
1 subscriber hai tera, koi career nahi hai isme.
Padhai likhai kar, D Class ki naukri milegi tab apne gareeb ma baap ka Sahara ban paega
@@stealthoverflow kisne kha mai subscribers ke liye betha hun 😂 abe sale already qualified CA hun 1.4 lakhs mahine ki job hai aur stock market vgera se 2 lakh aur kma leta hun tujse bhut achi life hai
As a fulltime designer and a avid gamer with more than 12k hrs, i can proudly say this was one of the best podcasts for my domains. Thanks Nik! Would love to fill out that application.
Nice! Where do you work bro?
I love how Nikhil's trying to demystify game design down to its essence, not only with engines, platforms, and scripting languages, but also with the larger storyboard, streaming economics and actually generate something that an aspiring enthusiast can take away.
The podcast appeared to be heavily focused on mobile gaming, neglecting the broader gaming landscape in India. While mobile gaming may have a larger audience, it should not be the sole focus here when discussing the gaming industry in the country. Some people including me or I should say those with extensive gaming experience, may have anticipated a more comprehensive exploration of the true essence of gaming, which was lacking in the podcast. And I respectfully disagree with your point here ,Nikhil, did not even delve into the perspectives and experiences of dedicated gamers or the deeper significance of gaming. However, it is worth noting that the guest speakers, especially Kim, provided valuable insights into the Indian gaming community that even Indian gaming community may not have been aware of. Their knowledge and intellect deserves nothing but admiration and respect.
Thug- The Visionaire🔥🚀🚀🚀
Joseph looks so much interested in building capabilities in India. Huge respect!
He will probably pack up and leave in 3 years. I do not doubt his passion, but I doubt the development of our ecosystem.
@@yomamasohot6411 I will be more optimistic but I won't be surprised if he leaves.
@@yomamasohot6411 You don't support his vision because he is not a Indian?
S8UL❤💙
Man i have never seen discussion on such level Joseph talking about lot of things its like a master class for many
Here for 8 the bit the great thug
That Nazara guy speaks so diplomatic answers. Not even a single question was answered to the point.
He cannot, as a owner of public company. Any share holder can take him to court including his opponents.
@@abhiwins123itna bhi kuch strict nahi hota bhai india hai china nahi 😅
@@anonymouswho2165hm tum bc pure corporate ko Indianise karo. "Idhar sab chalta hai"
@@anonymouswho2165spoken like a true Brokie
Joshep Kim the founder of LiLa Games is the only person who started the company in US but soon after shifted to India for making games with Indian origin.
Hatta off to this Mann ❤
i loved the part where they talked abt designers and artists who're getting paid less then their work worth and would love to see changes in that area as an artist myself thanks for this it was very knowledgeable and helpful
Thank you Nikhil for this channel. I still can't believe all these videos are for free. These videos are informative and provide a very good knowledge and ideas to people like me who are clueless or trying to find direction on what we want to do in life. Thank you.
With no disrespect , the depth at which Joseph speaks, showcases the difference in intellect. Every hindsight he provides, is backed with accurate data and a strong explanation. If India could produce such intellects, be it any industry, we would be prospering at a rapid growth. Foundation plays a key role in developing a long term vision.
Next should be : WTF is fintech and WTF is Asset Management
I think they have covered the fintech òne
they have covered asset management as well
Welcome to the most insightful, psychologically twisting, and unpredictable podcast out there. 🎉
Gotta give it to him Thug just handled questions like boss… Uplifting the Scene💪🏼🤞🏼❤️
Joseph really have Very clear Future Vision. 1:17:56 I'm Listening Joseph and already on mission. This thing very few people understand. That future is Indie games.
This podcast is unique and different from usual one's, there's a lot to learn about the gaming industry. Kudos to thug he has worked hard to get to this forum ❤
S8ul🚀
super fun, engaging conversation! thanks so much mr. kamath and guests :)
Thugwa s8ul ke fan se salam
Thank you Joseph❤…..Everything you talked about was backed with examples and reality. Got to learn a lot from others as well🎉
Nice one Nikhil…..keep up with the curiosity driving in.
#S8ULOP
This is one of the best content available for indian young people who want to consider career in gaming ! Thank you Nikhil for publishing this !
I invested in Nazara technologies in October 23 listening the news that Nikhil has invested in it. It has fell big 28% until now. So, just for the comment reader’s here please don’t invest blindly without doing any research of your own, like the mistake i made here.
You've certainly made a mistake that a rookie makes. But it is stupid to blame Nikhil over it because the guy didn't fake. He is still invested in it. He has a strategy and you don't. That is the problem.
@@yomamasohot6411 I’m not blaming anyone, just wanted to mention it so that no one else makes this mistake too.
Bro, if you played any game developed by nazara you will never invest in them. Look at their graphics. Pathetic. How are they going to compete in global level with no good games.
Here for Thug and S8uL! 🚀💙
He started with 1 cr allocation and everyone went silent after that 😅
What a gentleman he is, only nikhil allocated same amount of money
😂😂😂
Because as a listed company he can allocate his own money, and also as a gaming company he knows how many issues he is facing due to lack of talent in this sector
Can anyone please tell me how to apply? Where
This was THE epic moment! Massive Respect.
Joseph Kim made a perceptive observation; it's true that India is struggling to produce skilled talent and is plagued by mediocrity. I've noticed that many of my friends chase after substantial salaries rather than pursuing their passion for their craft, which is quite disheartening.
Sad but a true fact. We go after money first.
I think one of the future episode should be on anime industry, there's a big chunk of Indian young audience who consume anime a lot, even people who are over 30 or close to that , as we have seen animes like Dragon Ball, we 've grown watching that
Damn this podcast goes so deep when they start talking about psychology of battle royale games
Being a gamer from my childhood - cant really relate to any game discussed in this episode - this is completely mobile oriented which makes sense in india
Yeah mobile is the go to for india
Most of india can't afford consoles or high end PCs
Yup we can't relate with things when we heard thing about CS or PS5.
Animesh has a very myopic view, unsurprising considering his forte.
But the others should have talked more about AA/AAA titles, Indies and the big forces in the game industry.EA and Ubisoft have had studios in India for longer than most of the panelists.
this podcast is for India only
If you are a real gamer(not mobile) then I feel like we are born in the wrong country. Mobile gaming has picked up in India because we are poor and cannot afford to pay for a PC/console or games. F2p android games are played by the youth who don't earn or earn little money. And if you are smart enough, you will realize because the income inequality is increasing, those poor people will never do well enough to ever transition into fully paid PC/ console gamers. India seems forever be doomed to be a f2p mobile gaming nation with poor RPU.
NOW I KNOW HOW THUG IS LEADING 8 BIT AND S8UL HE IS REALLY GOOD STORY TELLER
Literally very big for eSports,
S8uL Op🚀
Half way through the podcast and I can see Joseph is awesome ,he understands gaming very good and always having different perspective ,I like the way of thinking that there is opportunity of making games in India ,everybody is running behind becoming a professional gamer or streamer but there is also a opportunity of making games
I believe this podcast delivered a summary of the current gaming industry so profoundly. It was an absolute joy to watch the whole podcast, and i applaud all the participants for contributing to nourish the Indian gaming industry. Keep up the good work and we are here to support you.
This was one of the most educative podcasts of this show. Joseph was amazing, thanks for sharing your knowledge and insights.
Soul Forever 🚀🚀🚀
After moving to US from India working in Tech, I noticed lot of small things & reason why we lack such expertise. In china if you see the education system teach lot of low level stuff like working with Kernel, Embedded basically systems programming. Whereas in India you want to go learn next big thing which is problematic cause you haven’t understand basics and you start working on abstraction & fancy things. This is the main problem, which translates to skill set, bubble up & it leads to not having kind of expertise industry expects. Translating to us not being able to produce quality software.
I am 19 and “Just out of learning intent I am kind of in a dilemma whether or not take Nikhil’s questing attitude to be an essential part of learning or should we be more grounded with people who are well established and might provide us an opportunity. What’s your thoughts guys.
To the point where Thug was saying that the world is moving towards shorts/reels culture, there's a seperate fanbase for podcasts these days, everyone's coming up with long durations of detailed podcasts of upto 2 to 3 hrs that clock pretty good views
S8ul ❤❤🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
I want Nikhil to have a podcast where he asks "as a 20 year old who wants to do nothing or knows nothing what to do in his/her life what should be done??"
Amazing insights about entrepreneurship/gaming industry. I am really looking forward to more podcasts like this one.
Joseph's clarity and knowledge of his playing field is insane
S8UL 🚀
Thanks guys for Investing in Indian Gaming, and nurturing Indian Talent
Thug the men with vision ❤
S8UL 💓💓💓💓💓💓
I cannot believe that today's age has made possible to record and share such information. Nikhil has been a great equalizer
Loved the podcast!
Can relate to Mr Nitish. My niece (11 yrs old) and nephew ( 6 yrs) are so into Minecraft and Technogamerz. Also they like to watch their favourite streamers playing games. I think this is a substantial shift into the likes of today's younger generation compared to us millennials or even gen z.
The way thug responding to questions is insane 🚀🚀
Thank you sooo much Nikhil !! The kind of questions you were asking was soooo soooo relevant and insightful and kudos the panel for sitting for such a long duration and answering each and everything soo patiently ! Please keep bringing more content
Hi, loved your insightful videos! Would you consider making a video on the agriculture sector in India?
It's a vital part of our economy and there's so much to explore - from challenges faced by farmers to innovative solutions and government initiatives. Your in-depth analysis would be incredibly valuable.
And where the chemical and Bio fertilizer industry standing in this context?
Thank you
thug op❤ s8ul op🚀
Nikhil is like a curious child. The podcasts are amazing
Thank you guys. Really valuable podcast . Lot of insight for an engineering student like me who love games, and want to make something in gaming in India.
Highly insightful discussion💡. There is one area everyone kinda missed talking about. Will share later in the eve once I'm back...
would love to see a podcast on animation industry, as the anime form of entertainment is booming all over the world and it is still hasn't started in india in the form of production
Nikhil has done good homework on research he was asking on point question .... good thing to see that a person from financial field is here to know something about our gaming industry ... and respect for @8bitThug that how he answered the questions so cleaverly .
The best part was the last part - "Doing something for the community"!
25:11 Nitish be like - Are baba yeh toh dhoti khol rha hai 😂
😂
Phenomenal podcast 🎉🎉
U invite Brightest mind of their particular field
Hats off kamath👌👌
Where are the steps and the free courses which were talked about at 1:23:32
When Joseph said "no iit guys are fine" it hurts 😢
As a tier 3 college guy it is too difficult to compete with these brightest minds of India
Inviting gaming influencers to provide feedback before launch is an amazing that can be used across other categories too 👏👏
Joseph was literally monster in this podcast and I give a big thanks to joseph to share this knowledge ❤❤ love u Joseph
Thug handled the questions so well🎉
This guy is dropping podcasts longer then movies & I'm all up for it🩵
Then you haven't listened to Joe Rogan I suppose?
@@shortcinematicuniverse895 I’ve been a loyal listener of Joe Rogan’s podcasts as well. It’s just that pulling of something like it in INDIA requires some grit! :)
@@shortcinematicuniverse895 have been a constant listener of Joe Rogan’s podcasts as well. It’s just that doing something like it in India requires some grit!
@@shortcinematicuniverse895joe Rogan is boring and a shit talker
Nikhil at least has some useful conversation
Thug 🧢🐐🚀🚀
Excellent primer ..thanks Nikhil ... especially with Nazara stock languishing..good time to read up abt it
Joseph Kim, what a guy! You gotta pick his brains to build something big in gaming
What an insightful podcast. Thanks for this.
Such a nice content really loved watching this episode
Great Episode!
Need one episode on Real Estate, Infrastructure sector.
I assumed that the discussion of how the gaming industry is kind of evolving from the gambling industry would be expounded upon.
Hey design colleges are there in india.. people from there have really strong foundations . colleges like nid and few iits like iitb and iitd . it will be a massive career option in upcoming years
Joseph spitting facts the entire podcast 🔥
Thug and s8ul op
The point with Nikhil is that he is pinpoint accurate, he is not shy of asking the real facts "Is the money going to South Korea?"
Sadly India Don't even own 1% of Actual Game Production Industry. Except Gambling games.
We don't even have single Game Production Company with $Billion Valuations.
But will Build 1.
Literally I Just recently realized I'm the First Indian Game Developer Who Released "First Multiplayer PC Game" on steam.
I'm not open for Investors because in Game Production Investor kills the project under pressure. Because Investor always hunting for profits and in Games Revenue don't come in before release. Which i Don't like. Allready rejected multiple Investments. And Krafton Incubation program is also Investment against equity. So I'm just open for Grant's/Supporters.
this is the real business channel
Thug #S8ul #soul
Great podcast . S8UL FTW
Listening to Thug is like listening to a professor, i can listen to him all day ❤
1:25:50
Convai is a company that is founded by my classmate from university of Florida. Never really spoke much with the guy but he seemed very passionate about AI
Thankyou for the podcast, it changed my life
Like me lot of other people are also asking for
“WTF IS MANUFACTURING”
Such a good questioning by Nikhil
Thank you so much Nikhil and WTF team, it was another treat to watch. Learned a lot