Fun fact: they don't have "z" in their alphabet, though they have the letter "з" in cyrillic, which does the same thing. And yet somehow they choose foreign version for nationalist symbol
And assets, don't forget assets. If you use any bought assets from assets stores (Unity / Unreal, heck even textures from textures.com), the licenses don't allow you to redistribute those in raw form.
Even if you're using only things you have copyright to, it's still not a good idea to license it under same terms as code. Code licenses =/= art licenses
Japanese man gets into fist fights with every criminal organization in his country for plot reasons. And wins.
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Yakuza / Ryū ga Gotoku series
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for those that don't know, in vr most apps to avoid motion sickness keeps player in it's own "space". Users can look away from virtual screen displaying content or text, just by turning their heads around. But, for example in games, when content is important (ex. story dialogue subtitles) the content is programmed to try to move in front of player's view at all times, even if it's obstructing rest of the virtual world
(not) fun fact: In game design there exists analogical term for "making player addicted" called "dark patterns". Mostly used by live service and mobile games
Fun fact: they don't have "z" in their alphabet, though they have the letter "з" in cyrillic, which does the same thing. And yet somehow they choose foreign version for nationalist symbol