Its not that I dont agree, its just the way this is being handled. the Holocaust (like ANY global genocidal incident) should be handled tastefully and thoughtfully, so as to be something of an educational through experience device and present a message that this is not a light matter of enjoyment, but a word to the future of what results when someone with great power says he/she hates a race/ethnicity/group of people and they shouldnt exist.Scott Bullock said:The Anti-Defamation League immediately took offense to the game, telling Kotaku [http://kotaku.com/] that the Holocaust is off-limits for videogames, and that Sonderkommando Revolt is a "crude effort to depict Jewish resistance during this painful period which should never be trivialized."
That being said, its unfair that it be off limits. I mean, different people handle things differently. It should be something that should be consulted upon and worked in something of cooperation with the ADL (limit influence, meerly a consultant level) to make a tasteful historically accurate game.