you invalidate my opinion because you do not agree.

These are not the grounds on which I consider your opinion illogical. I consider your view illogical because you have declared meaningless a thing that, per definition, has meaning.

It is, per definition, meaningless.

It is not meaningless. The flag represents an idea. Its removal, therefore, symbolically represents the removal of that idea.

Missing flag has no impact on anything.

We have gone over how the missing flag has a political and social impact. It does not impact the gameplay, but that is not the point.

It does not affect any freedom whatsoever.

I did not make the case that its removal hindered freedom. I made the case (with an axiomatic proof I provided earlier) that the removal of a symbol is freedom is symbolic removal of freedom. I did not argue that it is a literal removal of freedom.

I personally find it acceptable and a non issue.

You can do this. That is fine. But the flag does, per definition, have a meaning, whether or not that meaning has value or significance to you. And therefore its removal does, per definition, have a meaning, whether that removal has value or significance to you.

In a bar LGBT people are welcome as anyone else. Only flags representing anyone is not.

Matthew Shephard was murdered by bar clientele because of his sexuality. That is a digression, but it feels worth mentioning that LGBTQIA+ people are not always welcomed.[1][2] That said, again, this is a digression.

The issue here is not the lack of a flag. The issue is the political symbolism of the flag's removal. If a Pride flag were torn down from the window of a bar, it would be a political statement. In the same way, if the flag is removed from the game, it also has political symbolism.

The point is that there is political symbolism. I am not trying to convince you that the symbolism should matter to you. I am just saying that the removal of a symbol represents the removal of the thing that symbol symbolizes. That's the only case I'm making here.

Because the game was still developed. You don’t know what the replacement for the flag would be.

The removal of a symbol carries meaning, irrespective of what they would have replaced it with. Also, their motive in removing it had to do with anti-LGBTQIA+ policy in Saudi Arabia, so it most definitely wasn't to replace it with another open-minded option. This was censorship of the developers and, symbolically, of queer folk.

It’s just a flag in a videogame. I personally don’t care about that.

What you care about doesn't change the fact that censorship took place.

people put too much weight into this in my opinion

You can hold that view.

the censorship is meaningless

Symbols have meaning. Censorship of symbols, therefore, is symbolic censorship of the meaning of those symbols. The censorship is provably not without meaning.