Sounds good. Too bad such a thing will never be made though.
>The Troubles
A map in CS:GO might be a good start.
/éire/
Levi Powell
Gavin Gomez
But people would be angry for portraying the Brits as the terrorists they were
Cameron Adams
>Brits as the terrorists
Clever desu.
Kevin Young
G-god save the queen.
Am I doing this right?
Jaxson Jenkins
Who would be offended besides the English?
Grayson Lee
West Brits.
Kevin Rivera
Everyone that has fallen for the Anglo propaganda ( the States, all the Cuckwealth countries, etc.)
Alexander Hughes
Gas the d*bliners
Easton Wilson
>Everything is in Irish by default, even voice acting, subtitles and menus can be changed into other languages.
Keep the Irish voice acting and just add subtitles for other languages. I do like your idea though, as it would help encourage Irish people to learn their language. Irish people are lazy when it comes to cognitive effort which is why they don't bother with a proper attempt at learning the language when taught it in school. This is despite our nationalism, but we account for this cognitive dissonance by reducing the concept of Irishness to being about trivial things such as what brands of tea you drink instead of things of actual substance like knowing our language which is central to any culture. If we had more easy to consume media such as computer games but in the Irish language then this would encourage interest in it as playing games isn't cognitively depleting
Juan Anderson
>believes it's okay to murder children because he can't see them