Comments by "Kasumi Rina" (@KasumiRINA) on "Atomic Heart Russia Controversy Explained" video.

  1. Gaijin is their main investor. Atomic Heart license agreement follows russian law and gives all of your data to FSB. It got leaked.
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  2. Ah yes, the setting where russians won and done the final solution to Ukrainian question, westerners LOVE supporting genocide if perps are white like ruskies are.
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  3. Ah yes, ignore the 40 million Ukrainian voices screaming against financing russian government and listen to a russian whom you deem whiter and racially superior, because it's russian opinion that matters, amirite? Imagine ignoring Jews talking against pro-Nazi game and listening to Germans instead. Ths is how you look. Russophiles are the worst.
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  4. The russians already despise the West, and literally giving them money to try to please them will only make them hate you more. This game is made by russian company connected with mail ru and their main investors are russian government, all profits will literally bomb my family. But SURE, go on, help finacing a russian propaganda game in alt hisotry where they manage to destroy Ukrainian independence and plunge the world into totalitarian communism. That makes you, a western russophile, feel on a higher horse than us, inferior Ukrainians who don't like to be bombed by EITHER good or bad russians.
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  5. The game literally financed by russian government-connected figures, is undiluted russian propaganda (where they destroyed Ukraine BTW), and all profits from it will end up bombing my house. But OF COURSE, ignore Ukrainians PLEADING for people to stop financing russian companies that kill us because of your virtue signaling about "good russians".
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  6. The devs pretty openly praise Soviet union and have communist-themed parties, and Atomic Heart is financed by russian government, which will take profits to bomb me. But sure, your virtue signalling about loving "good russians" (devs, BTW, aren't anti-war AT ALL, their main investors are openly pro-war, of course) is more important that not giving russian army money to kill my family.
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