@Tardelius I don't know about Turkey or how the game was allowed there, I just know that in the past few years I have had a few people mentioning that the game is not available in Israel.
I actually tried this out myself when I was in the region and the game was nowhere to be found in the EA store.
So maybe they just added Turkey in the last few months? I don't really know. Like I said this whole blacklist issue seems very odd to me, it doesn't make a lot of sense.
Don't know what the laws are in Turkey, but I am pretty sure Israel and Cyprus don't have any rules against LGB.
Also, Mass Effect has the same content and is not banned in these countries, so this whole idea is ridiculous.
So there is no option to get the game in Israel?
@Kristodian unfortunately, through Epic or EA app, the answer will be no.
I just checked with a friend and he says that the Steam store does have the game available for this region (he lives in Israel).
However, he mentioned it costs around 40$ (which is ridiculous in my opinion).
If you really want the game, mind you I don't know if this will work, you can buy the EA key from here:
https://www.cdkeys.com/wishlist/#q=dragon%20age%20inquisition
It costs 10$ for the GOTY edition and 8$ for the standard edition.
I hope this works out for you guys as I really think this is an outrage, if the HellDivers community could change Sony decisions I am sure we can as well.
It is not the game that disturbs me, but the sole reason for it's ban. As a gay man from Israel, it is borderline ridiculous to have gay scene being the reason of a ban in my country. I already sent a complaint email to Epic and will send another one to EA. This practice of playing along with the radical movements is not acceptable taking in account that the country is very liberal and acceptive, people here know that they should mind their own business. Obviously except the radicals.
@Kristodian You know better than me regarding your country, however, as much as I have observed from visiting, there are no limits in Israel on Gay people. (on the contrary, it is more like Boston there).
I don't believe this has to do with radical movements as I don't know of any radical movement trying to Ban gay activities, (correct me if I am wrong). So this whole ban list is just out of context no matter what reason I try to conjure in my mind. Also, it doesn't make sense as I know there are shows on TV (Netflix and such) in Israel that also have gay content in them. so why just ban DAI?
It just doesn't make sense to me.
