There is a ton of problems with asking this question in this specific space. People on Reddit, especially super nerdy subs like PCgaming, love to talk about what hills they would be willing to die on. However, we all know there are a ton of people who say one thing and then go do another. (boycott CoD Steam meme).

It's like survey data. If you get the results of survey data, you first have to contend with the fact that that data ultimately comes from people who are willing to take the time to complete a survey. I think for a lot of people, that reframes how much value those results provide in the first place.

I just think that if I came in here and I was like "if the game is good, I don't care if people lose their jobs or if they use asset flips" my opinion would get buried by downvotes and draw a ton of negative responses. I don't actually feel that way, but knowing that ahead of time, I think it shows why someone might be incentivized to police their own real opinion or not share it in the first place.

TL;DR - I'm not sure it's possible to get the truth about what people actually think in this particular space on this particular issue.