@seangames What's not to understand? They have guns (or lethal means). Why don't you go ask them what they want real quick while I observe from over this direction?

The most likely people to respond (to anything) are those offended or upset. If you go to a store and, for whatever reason, leave pissed off you are more likely to tell someone about that (be they a friend or online review/feedback) than if you are satisfied. This has been scientifically proven and just makes sense if you think about it. Having not seen the trailer myself (but greatly anticipating release) I cannot speculate as to what my own reaction would be, but I would hope that IO Interactive does not do anything to jeopardize the release of a potential blockbuster. This game hopefully will return the game to its roots and get the egregious taste of that horrendous film out of our memories. Remember, some of us like edgy games that push boundaries and make us question whether or not we are OK with something. It only furthers the expansion of our minds and the understanding of our own selves.