This video seems purpose-built to convince you to buy this game, as a way of owning the libs... somehow. I'm not sure how exactly supporting this unoriginal nothing of a game is some kind of support for free speech," since those bloggers aren't even relevant enough to have a say in the matter. Oh no! A <a href=""http://change.org/"">change.org</a> with two signatures", how will the multi-billion-dollar gaming industry survive this age of woke cancellation!?<br>The OG devs picked Fallujah back in '08 because it was a controversial event. They're like "Controversy + mediocre shooter = moneys", because CoD4 went to the middle east. We got like a thousand games like this, don't you guys remember? Wasn't there a decades-long slog of boring games exactly like this, that caused us to get all frustrated with EA and Infinity Ward and all these other AA and AAA developers for constantly making boring tan middle east shooters? Don't you remember? This is just the Duke Nukem Forever of boring tan middle east shooters. Why does anyone care?<br><br>But then this channel finds five people on the 'net desperate enough for clicks and ad revenue that they'll say literally any crazy thing about this game, and UAG holds it up like anyone who matters thinks this stuff. Isn't it weird, how UAG <b>also</b> describes a couple rando tweets and an article on a site no one reads as a "psychological warfare campaign", and then runs a big ad for SurfShark in their video? It's almost like they're doing the exact same thing as those bloggers, just here they're re-framing a stupid idea for a game no one was asking for as some kind of free speech issue. No one even <b>needs</b> to cancel this game, Capitalism is gonna cancel it. There's no market for it. An a-political FPS game, set in a highly politicized real-world event, with no cutting-edge tech, narrative hook, nor unique gameplay loop? You've played a hundred better games than this already, who's the market for this? Those triggered libs aren't going to buy it, and you're only buying it because UAG told you someone else hated it and that they were trying to take your games away.<br><br>How do we keep falling for this? Jack Thompson got <b>himself</b> disbarred back in 08. All we've done in the meantime is invent new boogeymen to take his place. First it was GamerGate, where we got tricked into doxxing people. Then it was that whole SJW craze, and the Anti-SJW stuff. Now it's just like, any idiot can go dig up a 13-year-old IP that no one remembers, drag it back into the spotlight, and then immediately start crying that they're being canceled, and now you've got all The Gamers lined up to buy it with no thought whatsoever. Back then you hated SJWs and Fake Gamer Girls, yesterday you smashed your Keurig and hated ANTIFA, today you hate The Wokes and Cancel Culture. When exactly am I done buying mediocre FPS games, because someone told me that doing so would piss off someone else I've never met, which I want to do because maybe they're trying to take my games away or something? Seriously, when am I getting off this train? Why is this dumb idea worth my $60?<br><br>I'd love to be excited about this game again, like I was in 08, but there's nothing more to this game now than there was 13 years ago. They aren't doing the SpecOps thing, they aren't doing This War of Mine, they aren't doing ARMA, they don't have any new mechanics for an FPS game like R6Siege with its destructibles; what's the point? It's not even graphically relevant. What are we doing here, besides giving these guys free publicity and giving UAG that sweet sweet ad revenue?