As an English person I can say without a doubt I wouldn't give two shits if I saw London burned to the ground. For a creative writing contest I even wrote a little story in which London was turned to dust (for one reason or another). In the film V for Vendetta we watched our very centre of government (the Houses of Parliament) get destroyed by what essentially was a 'terrorist'.Kollega said:You know what? When a video depicts your ruined,burning capital (not just some random town in Oklahoma,a CAPITAL) it can be pretty fucking scary - even if it's not real. I wonder,would all people here spew bile if it was London and English author,or Moscow and Russian author,or Deli and Indian author... Blowing up a capital of some nation will always be "too far" for people of that nation,because capital is supposed to represent their unity and strength.
I guess it's just sheer anti-americanism and misanthropy of these forums coupled with relative stupidity of the guy who wrote it.
I'm sorry, I have to disagree with you. While the anti-Americanism may seem a bit strong, the point would be the same no matter which country this guy was from. For me, anyway.
Heck, I would relish the chance for more games to be set in Britain. Grand Theft Auto: Glasgow would go down a bloody treat.