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Oh no, not the dreaded thing of.... respect! So scary.
Yikes, thanks for bringing it out, I had my doubts from the trailer on the store page, glad I came here.
Game ignored.
Cheers!
Perhaps, or perhaps he was on the fence on wether or not to get it, basically on the verge of flipping a coin, and that one small thing is what tipped the balance against the game.
This is what happened with Expeditions: Rome for me, The Twitch drops tipped it from a "I'll buy it when I get paid", to an "I'll find something else to spend that money on".
My point is, there are times\games that you sometimes have all intentions to purchase, but a singular statement or action sours your view of the entire thing to the point you decide to not do so.
Perfect example: Battlefield 5, saying majority of their player base is "uneducated", for finding women running around in the front line with a fully functional prostetic limb (we can hardly create that in modern day, let alone 194#...) to be ahistoric...
If someone has a lot of exposure to, or is constantly pushed socio-political messaging that's been going on for the last 8 years, I can absolutely see a singular statement like that make them go from "I'll buy the game", to "I'll spend my money elsewhere".
I know right, I'm fed up with being force fed respect too, how dare they? *eyeroll*