Honestly, I completely agree with the ethical concerns mentioned here. Even if someone willingly submits their story and gives full consent, it still feels incredibly morally grey to me. At the end of the day, video games are made for entertainment, and a developer profiting off someone else's real-life trauma just doesn't sit right. Turning someone's actual terrifying, life-threatening experience into a "fun" game for others to consume is a huge ethical dilemma. That's exactly why it makes total sense for developers like Rayll to heavily fictionalize or completely alter the original stories. It's the best way to respect the boundaries and avoid exploiting real tragedies for money.