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Out of curiosity, would you still demand this question to be policed if the game was to be set in North Korea during the icbm craze a few years ago or the meme scenario, Nazi Germany (assuming arcade racing games were a thing back then)? And where would you draw the line?
If a game happened to take place in settings like those, I wouldn't really care. A setting is just a setting. Bonus points if they do a good job critiquing said places, explicitly or implicitly. When the game directly glorifies crimes against humanity, that's where I draw the line.
There's no evidence that points to Solar Crown or even Nacon doing this, and there are many other Chinese-set games that don't do this either: best example is Sleeping Dogs, if anybody remembers that game. Shenmue II is also a pretty good example (ironically developed by SEGA, from the same country that statistically hates China the most).
At the end of the day, all I've seen in this entire thread is just hysterical Sinophobia. A lot of what was talked about has the same sentiment that people had against Muslims and Arabs 20 years ago. It's dangerous fear-mongering.
And besides, Solar Crown is a racing game... You think you can fire nukes in the same game where you drive Ferrari's and McLaren's? Come on, that's just silly...
Man, did you just draw the line yourself in your own question?
People, just take it easy. Keep an open mind. Question the media. Question the politicians. Think twice before you comment on a place you clearly don't know and probably never been there. Accept the fact that when it comes to propaganda nobody can compete with Hollywood (don't get me wrong I'm a big fan). Accept the fact that there's no absolute political correctness on this planet and we're all flawed. Be understanding, refrain from bias, hate and fear. Enjoy a better world.
Oh wait, he's arrested. Here's China's new president...
https://imgur.com/a/uJYoPDI
But at the same time, you shouldn't care about it on these steam forums. Massive waste of time and energy. While on the steam forums, have fun, enjoy the games and socialize.
There is a time and place for everything.
In fairness to me as the creator, I wouldn't have started this whole wild speculation thread over an Unreleased very likely to become a hot garbage skinnerbox- video game if I weren't bored out of my mind and hadn't had an excess of time on my hand back then, caring just enough to post it here, but not to make a reddit or whatever account or to talk to actual people that matter to me about it.
It's specifically people like you that reassure me I'm not a shizo. Thanks I guess btw your profile almost definitely looks like an nft, which fits I guess...
sigh, this thread should have been closed weeks ago.
To give a rather short and simple answer to this rethorical question: No. It's a racing game. Set in a fictional version of the city of Hong Kong. You can, of course also call it Shenzhen or any other big asian coastal city. It won't matter. It's a racing game.