No, in fact I'd like to offer much the same thought, not looking for an argument lol. Honestly, even given what Allanson said there, I'm on the side of, yeah, he drew too much from the real case. He even admits it's a valid criticism there. I've been watching a streamer play the 1.25 version of Yiik to see some of the differences, and even not knowing the initial critcism that was leveled on the game at release, bc the Elisa Lam case was local to him, he immediately recognized it based on how the game presents its own story. Given that this isn't an uncommon reaction, I think it's valid for people to have their discomfort. However, having played the whole game, I certainly don't think it really has ill-intent, even if I still find it a bit distasteful. Like I said when I was talking about having just played the demo here, even if it seems like it might not be my thing, I appreciate that it has a community and the devs are putting a lot of work into it even now.