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But I don't think it was intentionally made to be politically correct. It probably wasn't given much of a translation budget, and it was just done to be more or less competently translated. It would be pretty hard to translate the russian 90s prison jargon with all it's flavours into english without losing a lot in the process.
Game is from mid 2000s so I don't think even the international distributors were in any way pc back then, just doing the bare minimum job with translation.
It's still a very good game in many respects, but don't expect to be immersed in any character or plotline. I like to pretend this is just how the future is, like humans evolved to be stupid, random, and for everyone to have the exact same personality. Then it starts to make sense xD
folks...
the english version is heavily cencored and does change skin colors of many npcs, cuts dialogue and texts or just re-interpretes it.
the original is as much anti-pc as a game can be.