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It’s just advertising, and that’s all. Understand correctly, in order for a project to be released, money needs to be spent on its development. Money is invested only if there is confidence that the project will pay off, that is, people will buy the game. As shown by Might and Magic 9 and Heroes 4 (and especially the add-ons for Heroes 4), a good name alone is not enough; the game can fail despite everything. Therefore, to generate interest among the public and to show to those with money that the game is interesting to gamers, this kind of advertising is done. Yes, it destroys the surprise "Wow" effect of the game, but we are more confident that the game will be released, and there is a greater chance that the developers will be given time to bring it to at least some level of completion, rather than it being shut down along the way and becoming a half-finished product. So, if you want, watch the advertising; if you don’t, don’t. The choice is yours; the target audience is not in Russia, but in the USA and Europe. I, for example, am waiting for Star Wars - The Old Republic, but I don’t specifically watch anything about it. It will be released, and I will find out everything myself.