Note: I dont think this will happen nor want it to happen. I'm just discussing it since it's a possibility
Recently, Mortal Kombat 11 got an update out of nowhere. It contained 4k textures for the PC version, but also a much more surprising change.
Netherrealm games have had a skin motif called "Kold War" across Mortal Kombat and Injustice, themed around Soviet-era Russian outfits.
In the new update, one of the characters, Skarlet, had her Kold War outfit censored, removing overt Soviet-era imagery. Just as well, the term "Kold War" was shortened to just "Kold" on the store listing here.
NRS/WB is obviously different than Capcom and on another side of the planet. However, there could be a chance that everyone's favorite Russian wrestler 'Gief could get the same treatment. From the original SF6 leaks, the character JP was shown as being from Russia. There's no reference to that in his latest reveal trailer except maybe the red and blue streamers on his stage. Also, some people are saying that his special moves in the Japan version are spoken in Russian but all translated for the English version.
Recently, Mortal Kombat 11 got an update out of nowhere. It contained 4k textures for the PC version, but also a much more surprising change.
Netherrealm games have had a skin motif called "Kold War" across Mortal Kombat and Injustice, themed around Soviet-era Russian outfits.
In the new update, one of the characters, Skarlet, had her Kold War outfit censored, removing overt Soviet-era imagery. Just as well, the term "Kold War" was shortened to just "Kold" on the store listing here.
NRS/WB is obviously different than Capcom and on another side of the planet. However, there could be a chance that everyone's favorite Russian wrestler 'Gief could get the same treatment. From the original SF6 leaks, the character JP was shown as being from Russia. There's no reference to that in his latest reveal trailer except maybe the red and blue streamers on his stage. Also, some people are saying that his special moves in the Japan version are spoken in Russian but all translated for the English version.