Yeah, that’s a bit disingenuous take on the situation at the time.

While Sony could have toned down the marketing and better worked with Hello games, Sean Murray went on a absolute PR streak lying over and over in so many interviews about features that weren’t in the game at the time and realistically wouldn’t be added until many years after.

Then they released a half baked game which was missing basically every feature the gaming community was actually excited about.

They remdemed themselves and NMS in its current form is a fantastic game deserving of praise, but Hello Games deserved all the hate at the time. Entirely their fault.

Don’t bother, its going to be a wasted breathe.

This is clearly either a troll, a kid or just an ignorant fuck that can’t be bothered to do the most basic readings of history.

Lol, yeah right…

As if Islam or Judaism wouldn’t be just as bad or worse if it was in the majority in the Western world.

The Middle East, the last bastion of the free world /s.

Religion and forcing it upon others is the real problem here. Regardless of what religion it is.

I don’t agree with the digital ID since it has implications to snowball further down road into a tool for a implemented authoritarian surveillance state.

But the fact everyone basically carries a smartphone with personal data that is linked to private corporations is kinda ironic.

Like the government can’t have a digital footprint of you but Google, Apple, Samsung etc can.

I’m sure these private companies are the bastions of privacy. They surely won’t sell your data or bend over to government subpoenas at the first real threat to their bottom line.

No discussion regarding this digital ID has rwally mentioned this and I find it incredibly concerning.

There should be base line regulation stopping this both at the private and governmental levels. But if the last 5ish years have shown in the world, most people are realistically comfrontable and complacent in all this. At least until the gestapo are at your door., but then it’s a week bit too late isn’t it.

It’s the same reason we got all those let’s play screaming youtubers in the 2010s.

They appeal to much younger and more impressionable demographic of young teens and children that are easily entertained through what most adults would probably label as annoying and very shallow content.