I feel like that referring to series as IP leads people to a better analysis to why their favorite series is going down the shitter.
It's not simply that the writer was untalented, it's because for the corporation that owns the IP, the IP exists to profit them and they would actively try to snuff it from existence if it stopped being profitable and instead competed with profitable IPs.
Even Gamers will embrace anti-capitalist models when you mention EA, Activision, or the fleeting nature of any work that isn't being ported and resold over and over under capitalism.
I feel like that referring to series as IP leads people to a better analysis to why their favorite series is going down the shitter.
It's not simply that the writer was untalented, it's because for the corporation that owns the IP, the IP exists to profit them and they would actively try to snuff it from existence if it stopped being profitable and instead competed with profitable IPs.
Even Gamers will embrace anti-capitalist models when you mention EA, Activision, or the fleeting nature of any work that isn't being ported and resold over and over under capitalism.