In SMITE, you play deities from various pantheons to bring some old world justice down on your enemies, for your entertainment. The problem for Rajan Zed, President of the Universal Society of Hinduism, is that, given Hinduism is still practiced, he finds the depiction of his gods all kinds of disrespectful.
Accordingly, Rajan has asked Hi-Rez to remove them from the game, saying video game makers should be more sensitive with regard to faith-related subjects, Todd Harris, COO for Hi-Rez, has refused. "SMITE includes deities inspired from a diverse and ever expanding set of pantheons including Greek, Chinese, Egyptian, and Norse," said Harris. "Going forward SMITE will include even more deities, not fewer."
Source: PC Gamer
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