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Final Fantasy 16 Dev Pleads for Cooperation as game leaks
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I understand the excitement individuals can have when they get there hands on something they were waiting for and the desire to talk with others that have the same passion but I also just don't agree with cases like this where they know anything they post would be a spoiler because the general community cannot legally get ahold of the game. Any posting in this week will literally be spoiling the experience for others and it's just disrespectful to those that are patiently waiting and don't want to know anything until they see it in game.
I'm fine if someone spoiler tags it. There are people who don't want to play or don't care about spoilers and would like to know now. Unmarked spoilers are terrible.
I agree that spoilers are fine as long as tags are used but I still personally would argue to wait until the release day before any discussion of the official game, spoiler or not, be dropped on the web. That's more of a respect for the community waiting because from past experience, once the spoiler is dropped (with or without the tag) someone will pick it up and drop it everywhere else online and ruin it for others.