My Wedding Stories Now Releasing February 23

"Amapola76;c-18061299" wrote:

"Nikkih;c-18061295" wrote:

"Amapola76;c-18061293" wrote:

"Nikkih;c-18061289" wrote:

"Amapola76;c-18061283" wrote:
This may be too much real world politics, but one of my theories is that when it looked like (certain ongoing world events re: possible military action) were imminent, the legal team may have cautioned that international sanctions were likely, which can mean a lot of different things which might or might have impacted game sales in Russia, depending on the level of sanctions involved. Now that (due to the evolving state of world events) this scenario looks less likely than it did even 12 hours ago, the legal team may have reassessed the odds of that happening.

Not saying that's definitely what happened, but it's not implausible. The timing certainly lines up with the way events have unfolded, particularly the timing today.

I know what your talking about, I don't think that would of been the issue ( as it shows its not) nothing has happened at this point either, to my knowledge most Russians don't want what's happening in real events to happen

Whether Russians want it or not isn't really the issue. I'm not making any value judgments; it's simply a fact that if certain things had happened, then either America individually or groups of countries would very likely have applied sanctions. That's not speculation, State Department representatives have been all over the news saying so for weeks. There are different levels and types of sanctions, but some levels would impact sales of consumer goods which could impact things like game sales. Part of a lawyer's job is to spot all potential issues, not just things that have already happened.

I don't think this is a conversation to have on here, let's keep real life out there

I'm not debating politics or the right or wrong of it. This whole conversation is about real life, i.e., the decision to release the pack or not.