Oh ffs.
I love how this game looks, I also liked the style of Ethan Carter, and the "but also Bulletstorm.." reveal in the trailer was fantastic. I'm very much looking forward seeing more of this game and I think the title is great.
But also it's absolutely fine to be very, very aware of who made it and what that person stands for. Acknowledging a systematic campaign against the empowerment of women, against women in the gaming industry, an campaign that is also fueled by racism and helped making the current political climate what it is, to a great degree, does not equal "whining about the game". Personally I'm interested at this point, despite being strongly against Gamergate, but if people don't want to support the developer on his crusade, that's perfectly fine. If people want to talk about it, it should be perfectly fine, too.
This has nothing to do with "moral grandstanding", or, if some of you like the term better, "virtue signaling". It's basic compassionateness for victims of a hate group, it's understanding problems and it's making a point about one's own position in this mess. I'm sure ignoring it would be way easier, but the easiest way very rarely is also the best one. Either ignore posts about the gamergate controversy the dev puts himself into, or discuss it, but don't ridicule or try to shut down the people who care. That's just ignorant, especially so regarding a group that made "safe space" for their moral opponents a thing.
Well that was more text than intended.