[b] First of all, all those who think that here in Russia everyone supports -blam!- should understand that this is not true. [/b] Of course, the official media in Russia create the illusion of almost complete support for this war among the people.I think every adequate person understands why they do it. But if you look at non-state sources of information, you will see an unambiguous picture of the fact that, for various reasons, a very, very significant part of the country's population does not support this whole situation. For a complete understanding of whether Russian-speaking players support this war, you can arrange an [u]anonymous survey[/u], but you can’t just take it and leave like that. [b] Ask Dima Goryainov if he likes what you are doing and how his friends in Russia reacted to it. [/b] For many, your game has become a place where they can get away from the negativity that they see every day in the news. For me, the author of this text, your game has become a place where I spend time with my best friend who is located in another part of Russia, [u]3500 kilometers from me[/u]. He reacts to this situation exactly as negatively as I do. But what can we do? The entire population of Russia is either intimidated and afraid for their lives and careers, or are in some kind of military hysteria. It's very scary when you find yourself in [u]Germany in the 30s[/u]. Your game, at least for a while, allowed you to get away from this. Even the players themselves in the raids say "Guys, let's not politics". It seems to me, like many players from Russia, that you have no moral right to do so. I was very proud to be a part of this community. I'm still proud. But this step was redundant. [b]We stand together with Ukraine[/b] Many of us have relatives, friends and acquaintances. We go to protests. We are fined, we are tortured in prisons and some of our fellow citizens do not understand us, but nevertheless it seems to me that the entire Russian community of your game is against this senseless and insane war. But even they need rest. They need a place where they can at least for a second not think about what is happening, for example, in Bucha. [b]I love you so much you gave me so many unforgettable moments it's hard to count but please come back to the time we need you the most. There is no need to abandon people who already feel like strangers in their own country, city and sometimes even at home.[/b] [i]I apologize in advance for the errors in the text, because my level of English does not allow me to write this text with the words that I would like without using a translator.[/i]