It's a spoiler. The statement is completely useless to his question and references the game.

I, like zfr, am pretty sensitive to spoilers to games I really want to play. And that sir, was a tiny, hard-to-unserstand, definite spoiler.

Some people, before they read, play or watch something don't want to know anything. Nothing. This time, just "does it tie-in?" Anything more than that doesn't entice them to play, it just mutes the exciting feeling of discovery.

As far as I can tell, spoiler-giving people cannot be taught not to spoil. I have a spoiler-giving friend that just spoiled the end of a movie seconds after I said I hadn't seen it but plan to this weekend. He just doesn't understand how giving away the ending is a spoiler because the exciting part is how they get there.

I admit that your spoiler is barely a spoiler, but it is indeed a spoiler. Take it from a spoiler-sensitive person such as myself.