I've mentioned both because they're both relevent. There is a difference between a World War II game and this one, and that's time. In the case of World War II games I don't play them simply because I don't like the innacuracies. In the case of this one I don't like it because it's either going to hurt people for the cash or because it's going to innacurate in an attempt to not hurt those people...and while trying to do both will likely manage to be innacurate and hurt people.
I admit, I think this game would be better released five or ten years down the line. Then people will have had more time to heal the wounds they've got. Time does make a difference in these things, I don't think anyone can argue that. Hence why there are now a trillion and one ways to invade Normandy. But given the difference is people's feelings...surely the developer should respect what the people involved feel?
This isn't like some self advertising controversy like the RE 5 racism crap. Even that had some basis, but the people were looking at too small a section of the game and spinning it how they wanted to see it. Then they blew it out of all proportion. This is about people who lost loved ones and feel the game is cashing in on those loved one's memories.
The War in Iraq is a loss, to my mind. We fucked up there and we fucked up badly. When we finally pull out it's likely to turn into a warzone.
I admit, I think this game would be better released five or ten years down the line. Then people will have had more time to heal the wounds they've got. Time does make a difference in these things, I don't think anyone can argue that. Hence why there are now a trillion and one ways to invade Normandy. But given the difference is people's feelings...surely the developer should respect what the people involved feel?
This isn't like some self advertising controversy like the RE 5 racism crap. Even that had some basis, but the people were looking at too small a section of the game and spinning it how they wanted to see it. Then they blew it out of all proportion. This is about people who lost loved ones and feel the game is cashing in on those loved one's memories.
The War in Iraq is a loss, to my mind. We fucked up there and we fucked up badly. When we finally pull out it's likely to turn into a warzone.
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