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How often do you see a film where Russians speak with American accents?
I'm amazed that a few people seem to think this is such an odd expectation. Actors mimicking different country's accents is pretty much par for the course in films.
I think looking different could be excused due to the alternative timeline, but the voice work is just odd. I was genuinely wondering if the USSR had conquered the USA and everyone was supposed to be a former US citizen.
If you have a problem with me calling it racist, imagine if every English dub of a Japanese anime had an offensive fake "asian" accent.
you getting offended at stupid things offends me
On the other hand, American's doing English accents generally have one of two accent. Is that also racist?
You have to suspend your disbelief if you choose to watch / play a dubbed work.
In fact, there is a German character in the game, who is voiced by a Russian actor who puts on a fake German accent. I wouldn't say that's any more racist than Michael Hollick voicing Niko Bellic with a Serbian accent.
You claim that actor doing foreign accents is racist as they tend to be caricatures. I’m pointing out that Americans tend to do caricatures of English accents (and call it British), and asking is you consider that to be racist as well.