When have people been outraged about their own politics? (Except maybe when they don't recognize it as their own politics.)

Uganda is a Christian-majority country with the death penalty for homosexuality.

Religion is inherently immoral, abusive and judgemental in general.

Many games use politics to drive a narrative forward, Bioshock is a good example.
Games like Halo use religion as a story telling aid to add depth to it's story.

Imagine how much less depth the Covenant would have if it wasn't for the Prophets sprouting their religious rhetoric to keep the covenant under their thumb and use that to drive their reasoning to activate the halo rings?
And you are right, most people don't care... I am Atheist and enjoyed that part of Halo as it adds character and story dynamic.

Same with LGBTQI characters, Mass effect and Dragon age I simply didn't care, they are aspects of those characters, they aren't all those characters are... I.E. Kaidan Alenko.

Pi, I think you need to take a break It's not about "their own politics"

It's about "The (i.e. Hollywood) politics" that's gets shoved in their faces. As an example, I listed the Exorcist movie from 1973.

Wow, 14,000 people bought an indie game about cancer. 

What exactly is your point? Being rare doesn't change the fact that something exists.

A planet exists in the universe that holds life. It only takes 1 to show that is true. A rebuttal with 4,000 other planets without life isn't a correct logical rebuttal. 

Millions of people watched the game:

For the underlined. That's all I'm saying, if that's a better way for you to understand what I'm saying. People aren't upset about "politics", they're more often upset about Hollywood politics. 

Pi, I agree with you 100% on the bolded part.  Why couldn't you have said this much earlier in this thread???

Millions of people watch true crime about serial killers as well. Whats YOUR point? 

I was saying that it would be depressing playing a game like that and it seems like many others agree, so they just watched it on Youtube instead of playing it themselves.

Also:

"Numinous Games used YouTube's ContentID system to flag and take down some of these videos, leading some players to complain. Ryan admitted this was not the best approach towards addressing the issue. Ryan felt that they would be satisfied if these viewers had left small tips on Numinous Games' website in lieu of purchasing the game, so that Numinous could continue to develop more titles"

It's what I did say, I just said it in a different way. 

People are upset about hollywood politics, because those politics aren't their own. If Hollywood were pushing politics that they agreed with, a lot fewer of them would care. (This does *not* mean that they're upset about anything that they're opposed to.)

That's what I said in that first post.

I'm sorry, but I missed your OP.  The way I see it, Hollywood pushes both sets of politics: Ones that people agree with - like superhero movies.

As well as movies that people find reprehensible to their political/religious beliefs - like horror movies such as "The Exorcist".

Just my 2 cents.

If you want to prove the existence of something, you only need 1.

14,000 people were interested in that game. That's even more than I expected.

Pointing out that most people weren't interested is not a rebuttal to those 14,000 people existing. 

If someone wants to show unicorns exist, they only need to find 1 unicorn. Saying "yeah, but there's 60 million horses in the world" wouldn't change the unicorn existing or not.