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It started even before the game was out, before anyone was even aware of any of its plot points. The first example of an attempt to stir the pot came from a guy who made up a bunch of fake reviews that amounted to little more than racist dog whistles. None of that prevented the game from getting stellar reviews, great player feedback, and selling over 1.2 million units in its first week. Saros isn’t simply a hit, but a hit that’s expected to do very well with the kind of people that often go forgotten in video game representation. Saros can’t really be stopped now, but things can get even bett