Annime Wong on Nostr: I agree that people had a right to be mad about pointless changes to something that ...

I agree that people had a right to be mad about pointless changes to something that already came out. My point is that despite people getting upset, lots of people still bought the game. Similarly with the Harry Potter game. Most people, like 80% I'd wager, simply do not care and just wants to play vidya. The other 20 percent, which is really like 10 percent (half shitlibs, half naaazis), will either buy or boycott a game to piss off the other side, so really they, at worse, lose out on 10 percent of their market, and they obviously don't care about that 10 percent since they never try to appease the far right free speech guys anyway. If these guys simply did nothing, nothing would change.