Originally Posted by
anactoria:
“Yes, we all agree that you've performed very well over the last couple of tasks - but I'm sure you can see that we have trouble figuring out how dedicated you are. There were points in the final four stage when we thought you'd given up entirely; I know you had internet issues, but could you really not send a quick PM?
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I should, in all honesty, have gone to an internet cafe or something and sent a PM, but I had a lot of other real life things going on, and in all honesty this wasn't my top priority. I think it raises a very valid point I can't really argue against, all I can really say is that I AM dedicated to this process, have thrown literally everything into this within the last few tasks anyway, and I don't think I can be faulted on my effort within the past few tasks.
Originally Posted by Strictly_Irish:
“My response to this would be that I don't particularly feel this genre is that relevant right now. While it's certainly somewhat original, I can't see it having mass appeal and selling, which is the main aim with any company. You need to sell and make money and I know that my genres are extremely marketable and would sell incredibly well. You can't really lose.
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I think your product does have a mass appeal, but I think my product is original, and has potential to access a major market - my idea is much more daring, and there's a lot more to gain from an idea like mine, which I think delivers both on a creative front and although is a bit riskier on a sales front, could potentially deliver there to. It would have been easy to create an idea that would lead to mass sales for me, but I also wanted to add an idea that was a bit more challenging, and I don't think I should be penalised for taking a risk.