I'm predicting a major Streisand effect with regards to this game. Speaking for myself, I didn't even know this game existed until people started screeching about it. Well guess what, I know about it now and am likely going to buy a copy because of all the "controversy".,(reply>), same happened, I didn't know what the fuck Six days in Fallujah was until Alanah Pearce tweeted about it so... I guess the guys making the game gaines themselves a customer,(reply>), Same. I was originally going to buy it out of curiosity,  but now I am very much invested in the concept,(reply>), @Charming Peasant well it is going to be good,(reply>), @Jeff Carnes I heard about it at the beginning of the year when a recommended video came up in my channel talking about “the resurrection of a game forgotten by time” or something like that and it was about SDIF and it talked through exactly what happened and why it was cancelled the first time and how the studio producing it later went bankrupt and now no longer exist. <br><br>It shows you how they approached soldiers, Iraqi civilians and the families of the soldiers affected and how it’s about showing the true realty of war not glorifying it. Showing how brutal it can be on body and mind. Personally I’m all up for experiencing harsh, disturbing and graphic themes and content through art, whether it’s a horror movie, video game or writing. People are allowed to not want to experience those things and that’s okay, but not allowing others to experience that thing ‘because we don’t want you to as it will cause problems that won’t actually happen’ is annoying me. <br><br>It’s like comedy, the whole point is that nothing is sacred. Nothing is off limits, from 9/11 to my awful taste in fashion and music. You can poke fun at anything. Laughter and comedy is a very good coping mechanism and without that we as humans will become miserable. Once again people are allowed to say I don’t like that joke, but then they should walk away or keep scrolling. They should not try to tear down and destroy something just because they disagree with it or think it’s wrong. That is a slippery slope to a what I like to call a “moral dictatorship”. A regime/dictatorship that is solely based around being woke and not offending anybody, extreme censorship very possibly down to being policed in thoughts. Like a woke version of 1987. It’s an extreme thing yes, but that’s the direction we’re slowing heading in.,(reply>), Dont buy it just to own da SJW's, buy it only if it's any good.