On the gun issues they wanted mentioned, they do realize it’s a Far Cry game right? The entire series is known being a lone wolf badass killing a bunch of bad guys, of course they’re going to have a lot of guns in the game. Not only this, but this one takes place in an isolated part of an isolated state in the country, so likely the characters don’t care much about the gun rights discussion. If you wanted to get all right-wing about it, you could argue the game is promoting the second amendment by allowing yourself to stand up tyranny domestic and abroad. And while I haven’t played the game yet, you could probably make arguments for it being pro-gun control, but I’m just pointing out what seems to be directly in your face in this game. Nonetheless, the developers probably didn’t want to get really political, or even had politics pop into their mind in a game about just slaughtering bad guys in exaggerated ways. This argument that it needs to be more political is stupid, and wouldn’t even make it a compelling way to do so in a Far Cry game.,(reply>), why the fuck would I play a modern setting FPS with no guns? you want me to fight the enemies with sticks and stones? or maybe you want me to Protest them to death?,(reply>), Yeah, the gun control debate in an FPS makes no sense. Our prog would have to pass multiple mental health checks before he picked up his first gun.