It’s funny. The same thing happened on an independent film maker from Malaysia, and how his film got reported eventhough no one (especially the ones who made a police report or two against the film) locally had ever seen the film, and for starters the film was never planned to be released in Malaysia. And the hilarity that most of these folks were adamant over a small racial slur on the poster (which also included other slurs for almost every race in the country; but only one group of ultranationalists getting unusually triggered over that). Thankfully it’s a small scale problem, and no one remembers that. I hope the same can be said against these folks who are playing the psychological games against this other game, because we’ve seen enough times people are reacting to something they have never even gotten into but already had misleading pre-conceived ideas against it.