The problem is, this game is founded by the very same people/companies which are highly involved in the invasion. Therefore, it is high risk this game might be used as a propaganda tool.
By that logic let's not buy knives, cause people often use them to kill other people. Let's not use heating, cause the EU is still buying some gas from Russia. Let's not buy bread, cause we are buying flour from Ukraine. The list goes on.
@@GameFilter you compare manufacturing knives to literally finance the war? I repeat, company which donates invasion is the owner and founder of this game. You buy this game, you donate invasion. Logic works this way : if ABC fastfood chain would donate the war, you do not buy there. It does not mean, you do not buy food anywhere or expect all fastfood chains to be forbidden.
@@ennuiarduous6446 As I have said earlier - I live in the EU and a large part of my taxes are also donated to the war. What now? Should I be attacked or perhaps not allowed to work? Do you know how many wars have happened and will happen during your lifetime? This is not the first one and statistically speaking - it's not going to be the last. This mentality of "you buy a product, therefore you support X" is nonsense. Do you support worker exploitation when you buy bananas or coffee? Do you own a smartphone? Google how cobalt is mined for the battery. People (including children) mine that stuff and die daily. So what - no more battery-driven products? You do understand where this line of thinking is going to get you? Either you are a hypocrite, or you might as well leave civilization and start living on a deserted island. Don't put yourself in that position.
If the war came to your house, you would not talk like that. What is happening (fights, murders, torture, rape, destruction of cities, etc.) in Ukraine is not made by putin personally, but by hundreds of thousands of "good" russians, and tens of millions of "nice" guys support the war, as you put it, including those with whom you communicated in battlefield
There are wars al all times. Should we stop consuming media and other products because they are somehow affected by wars? This is nonsense. I am not defending what any soldiers are doing. I live in the EU, I pay taxes - my tax money is used to fund this war as well. Should I not be allowed to work now? Should people attack me? And the same counts for pretty much everyone else. This is not the correct way to think. Anything you do is related to something bad. Buy meat - cruelty to animals. Buy clothes - sweatshops. Buy fruit - terrible wages for people who work hard. I could go on. I refuse to accept punishment for things I didn't do, nor will I punish others for the same things.
This article convinced me to buy the game like now, soonner than I would have otherwise.
My man! If it wasn't so expensive, I would have done the same!
Always respected you for your sober view on such things! Great video!
Really appreciate the positive feedback! I might start making more of these videos.
I liked the video, try throwing one every now and then whenever something catches your eye.
Thank you! Yeah, I just might start doing that more often! Also - long time no see!
The problem is, this game is founded by the very same people/companies which are highly involved in the invasion. Therefore, it is high risk this game might be used as a propaganda tool.
Btw, every Russian company which would like to be perceived as non-Russian, already moved or is moving to Cyprus cause Cyprus welcome they.
By that logic let's not buy knives, cause people often use them to kill other people. Let's not use heating, cause the EU is still buying some gas from Russia. Let's not buy bread, cause we are buying flour from Ukraine. The list goes on.
@@GameFilter you compare manufacturing knives to literally finance the war? I repeat, company which donates invasion is the owner and founder of this game. You buy this game, you donate invasion.
Logic works this way : if ABC fastfood chain would donate the war, you do not buy there. It does not mean, you do not buy food anywhere or expect all fastfood chains to be forbidden.
@@ennuiarduous6446 As I have said earlier - I live in the EU and a large part of my taxes are also donated to the war. What now? Should I be attacked or perhaps not allowed to work? Do you know how many wars have happened and will happen during your lifetime? This is not the first one and statistically speaking - it's not going to be the last. This mentality of "you buy a product, therefore you support X" is nonsense. Do you support worker exploitation when you buy bananas or coffee? Do you own a smartphone? Google how cobalt is mined for the battery. People (including children) mine that stuff and die daily. So what - no more battery-driven products? You do understand where this line of thinking is going to get you? Either you are a hypocrite, or you might as well leave civilization and start living on a deserted island. Don't put yourself in that position.
If the war came to your house, you would not talk like that. What is happening (fights, murders, torture, rape, destruction of cities, etc.) in Ukraine is not made by putin personally, but by hundreds of thousands of "good" russians, and tens of millions of "nice" guys support the war, as you put it, including those with whom you communicated in battlefield
There are wars al all times. Should we stop consuming media and other products because they are somehow affected by wars? This is nonsense. I am not defending what any soldiers are doing. I live in the EU, I pay taxes - my tax money is used to fund this war as well. Should I not be allowed to work now? Should people attack me? And the same counts for pretty much everyone else. This is not the correct way to think. Anything you do is related to something bad. Buy meat - cruelty to animals. Buy clothes - sweatshops. Buy fruit - terrible wages for people who work hard. I could go on. I refuse to accept punishment for things I didn't do, nor will I punish others for the same things.