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HoloDust said:
JWeinCom said:

 

Yes, it is taken out of context. Because, the first part of the historian's quote explains why specifically in that area there may have been different ethnic groups.  The first half explains that because the town was located on a popular trade route, it is reasonable that there may have been people from other cultures and locales staying there.   

As some guy who's actually from Bohemia commented on EG - town is not on that route, route went north of that region. That historian is really talking out of his ass and obviously knows very little about Central Europe...and EG is well known for their SJW crap, especially to boost their traffic, so let's not pretend that this is anything but that.

I really don't know enough about the region to comment one way or another.   But, whether or not the historian was accurate, there was no reason to post the comments in full.  

DonFerrari said: 
JWeinCom said:

All you've done is suggested the reviewer was dishonest too, which, even if true, would do nothing to justify the OPs dishonest presentation of information.  

On that point I would have to agree that two wrongs wouldn't make one right. Still when you read the whole thread you'll see that the reviewer were dishonest or lacked the will to do real research in his attempt to make a point... and also it's clear how bad he portrayed his point as well.

The thing is that I don't really frequent Eurogamer, so I'm not really concerned about their reviewers.  It's just not relevant to me.  I do frequent this site, and their are quite a few topics that misrepresent information to promote an anti-SJW agenda, so that does concern me.