I... disagree. In a sense. The problem is they shove their message down your throat that within 10 minutes you're going "we get it, I'm moving to a diffrent game". Subelty is where it's at. Though I agree with the second half of it.KissingSunlight said:I think this issue highlights why social justice advocates should just stay away from video games. Games are games. They are not social/political statements. It is really annoying at best and censorship at worst. When these political groups demand that their opinions on issues should be included in games. If PETA or any other activist groups want to make their own game expressing their views, they are welcome to do so. Putting public pressure and/or any other kind of demands, shaming tactics, or protest against video games is simply misguided.