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If you are truly interested in discussing facts about the war and the game's incorrect spin on it, feel free to ask. Otherwise, I am not really interested in the other conversation ongoing.
To reiterate, I would have never even bought the game, had the developer who messaged me been honest. They said that they would not be covering the topics, and it was a story like the other games. The fact is, the game is heavily formed on a foundation of false premises of reality that it tries to play as the groundwork for their horror concept game.
I thoroughly enjoyed the first two games of the series, and do recommend those. As for this, they should have just skipped it, if they did not know anything about the topics that they would be using.
The game itself, without the awful rewriting of real events to paint a lie, was abysmal. I enjoyed the first two games. This third iteration felt to have been written by people who do not know how human interaction works. Like She-hulk making out with the guy with viscera all over her from the demons she fought, if anyone is watching that show. At least with She-hulk, It is so bad it is funny.
Let's just look at the first part of that quote:
It's a game...
A ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game...
It's not real, nor is it really meant to depict reality.
It's a game.
Chill the ♥♥♥♥ out and get on with life.