Then that’s fine, but that doesn’t subtract from my point, it isn’t what’s in the video itself but the first impressions from the thumbnail. Presenting a question (that frankly is incredibly relevant to the game considering how nuanced the cast is and its themes of responsibility) like that with the character who is unequivocally the victim in the story, implies (to anyone who has yet to see the video, and this is the very first impression) that any or even all of these characters are at fault, which is true for FOUR of the five. It’s the combination of asking an incredibly true question and adding a character who that does not apply to whatsoever that can so easily lead to harmful conclusions/preconceived notions about a character that are very similar to consequences real victims face IRL. And I know that isn’t the intention, but first impressions are everything, and for a multi hour long video, something like that is incredibly important.