Hey Hey Hey Hey Time to put you to the test now.

Oh, baa, baa, baa,

hey, don't you know you're messing with the best now.

Uh huh, uh huh. You know if anyone had told me last week the the most controversial thing I had said in

years I would say in years was that Tom Clancy's the Division too was political.

Oh no I wouldn't have believed you.

How dare you say that a game that bears the name of a political thriller writer that is about a

civil war in America in which only the people who had guns survived and you know if you didn't have guns or you're

dead now because of not having guns literally in literally in the first few minutes it states that those who owned guns survived the fall

right after saying that the fall happened because there were no police around

which also is a political statement yeah which isn't a

very it's not a very far-fetched political statement either I mean if there was a

societal collapse then there would certainly be an advantage to owning guns.

It's certainly a talking point which was chosen to be in the game by people making those decisions

that are political in nature.

So let me guess you said it's political and a

Ubisoft dev said it isn't and you said well actually it is because this and that and saying it

isn't probably kind of undermines the game and let me guess lots of people

completely misrepresented what you said and got really angry. That appears to be what happened. A lot of them

having not like properly not seen the video because they were quoting things that were never

said in the video.

But yeah, a lot of the comments were like that.

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