You should both just stop now. Each post has only served to expose your own ignorance and prejudice.

Obviously.

"skewing what I'm saying"

Hardly. Look up the phrase "loaded term" sometime. If you use phrases with a century+ of racist baggage, don't expect people to hear what you're saying minus that baggage.

What absolute twaddle. If there is miscommunication here then a large part of it comes from you're inability to express yourself coherently. So much of what you have said simply doesn't make sense even on a basic grammatical level.

Maybe we are all getting overheated beacause of a lack of information. No doubt the Apricot team are working very hard to produce a brilliant game. But based on the little information we have…

"the game is a bullying game where the final objective is to run down the rabbit"

…some of us in the community feel that the gameplay and storyline could be better. Is there a more detailed outline of the gameplay and plot anywhere? Maybe the community could contribute ideas to develop it further.

And please don't say that if we don't like it we can create our own episodes of the game. A poor first impression will spoil the game and Blender's reputation in the wider gaming world forever. I'm sure all of us here want what's best for Blender.

You seem to be under the mistaken impression that people will continue listening after you basically hang a big flashing red sign under your neck that says "GIANT BIGOT – PLZ IGNORE".
Comparing black people to animals (particularly monkeys) and complaining about their savage, primitive, violent ways has been a mainstay of flat-out racists for CENTURIES. If you don't want to be mistaken for one of them, you should be more careful in how you phrase things. By the time you're done shouting about how those monkeys need to turn their goddamn jungle music down, the only people still listening to anything you say are the guys at Stormfront.org.

Let me ask you something: If you're in a department store, and someone's kids are misbehaving, do you march right up to their parents and begin lecturing them on how to raise their children? If you honestly answer no, then it's kind of funny that you do consider yourself fit to lecture black people on what's wrong with their kids. If you honestly answer yes, you DO march right up to strangers and call them bad parents, then I apologize if I mistook you for a racist, when you're really just an obnoxious mini-tyrant who demands that nobody ever make him uncomfortable.