I disagree with point 2. The film is entirely based on camera feed and there's almost no actual use of different cameras or consistency of where they are. Why do the drones shake when the earth gets slammed? Where is the camera of the guy jumping out of the plane? Why is every camera hd?

Hakita of Ultrakill has a great take on this and also points out a key idea that we don't think of given our more stable and advanced economy.

A perspective where buyers can agree with the price. Whilst piracy also can hurt indie devs, there's a merit to saying piracy is also good as it spreads word of mouth more as there's no fear in trying new stuff, and then you go on to support the devs so they make more.

I actually disagree piracy is actually a great way to try stuff and actually end up buying the thing if you can. The problem most that causes piracy has is that of cost and service. People will gladly pay for games at a price point they accept, and sometimes pirating it puts the price at-

Thanks, I try.

The worst part is he's only like this in the shitty English localization