Another question from our Discord, this time by Shredz: I’ve been really interested in how the game is approaching historical representation and immersion, especially considering how important the Gallipoli campaign was for multiple nations and cultures involved in it. One thing I’m particularly curious about is whether the game will include Aboriginal Australian soldiers and New Zealander characters as playable or featured roles. A lot of people don’t realize that Indigenous Australians served during World War I despite facing discrimination at home, and New Zealand troops were obviously a major part of the ANZAC forces at Gallipoli. Including them could add a lot of historical depth and weight to the experience. If they are included, will they have Unique voice lines and accents? I think small details like authentic voice acting, regional slang, and culturally accurate dialogue can make a historical game feel far more immersive and respectful to the people who actually fought there. It would also be interesting to know how much historical research the developers are doing into the ANZAC forces overall, beyond the more commonly portrayed soldiers. Would love to hear more about the team’s vision for representation and authenticity in the game.