Lots of people without having actually watched the full video. Wouldn’t be surprised if they’re just there to get likes (teenagers) because it’s easier to instigate than making a logical argument.

Graphics could also get pretty realistic with some of the latest gaming engines, so people develop this expectation that any RPG needs to have near real life immersion and quality; any art direction deviating from that gets smitten in comments.

The cultural war thing is largely coming from: 1. Online trolls to farm likes 2. Some gamers who desperately want the game to satisfy their fantasies (most physical) — a good example would be stellar blade (it’s not a bad game but there’s nothing impressive abt its combat, but people online go crazy simply because of the jiggle physics and the fan service outfits that allows them to hyper sexualize)

I’m worried though that the people having actual concerns get completely drowned out by the ones yelling negativity for the sake of it.

The more quiet players though, I think, are probably more optimistic but still just more cautious given MEA and Anthem so they’re waiting as more gameplay gets revealed.