

In my opinion it lacks the core essentials of game design.
But one ought to get used to it. With the A.I. boom, procedurally generated is no longer secluded to the dungeons and “rogue like” games, as the future in the mind of a lot of game devs these days is how it augments the possibilities of any given game. And while in theory it is true, in practice it translates into very bland gaming. Because it lacks the intention and precision in hitting whatever makes the contextual gameplay interesting and engaging in the first place.
But… to each their own, I’d say.
I’m going to hinder the complexity that is required to properly answer your question, for the sake of brevity…
Islamist=zionist=supremacist
You can say that it’s the same product in different colours.
As to this case in particular… It’s a racist trying to call someone a racist to distract from the fact that this is a capitalist that doesn’t like a socialist, because power doesn’t concede and it hates sharing.
Mamdani is actually succeeding at connecting the elite class to all the societal issues in the population’s eye.
So… It’s time for whistling in the racists through the post 9/11 phobia. Which in New York… you can fill in the rest.
If someone wants to add more complexity to my very reductionist take, please do.