comment: >
  
  Literally just scrolled down and saw an ad for a game with a "Not actual gameplay" disclaimer at the bottom
context: Beautiful sweeping 4k 3-minute trailer. 
  Game: pixel art. >
  
  Counterpoint: the Battlefield 1 trailer. >
  
  The most fantastic trailer that somehow didn’t show a single second of actual gameplay but also accurately conveyed the feeling of the game. That thing was perfection. >
  
  And it was short at less than a minute. >
  
  I refuse to believe this
  Edit: the shortest trailer I could find for it was 1:01 long you little shit >
  
  You're right, I was wrong. The trailer is just over a minute. Still impressive. >
  
  I'll never be able to trust again >
  
  The truth is...the game was rigged from the start. >
  
  Fast food advertising shouldn't exist, as there's never been a single fast food advert that actually showed how the food looks IRL >
  
  Not true, I worked Mcdonalds for 5ish years 
  I’ve made by my count 4 sandwiches that looked like the picture on menu/ad 
  And back when we had the wraps it was amazingly easy to get those photo accurate.
  The issue is when they “look that good” it’s usually has to much sauce or vegetables to make them visible >
  
  Thank you for doing your part!