witcher 1 made some kind of patch i think..relhart wrote...
I was living in Europe when I bought The Witcher, so maybe I'm wrong...I'm pretty sure the NA version was still censored though.
I think that was sex, not nudity. For the San Andreas controversy I mean, think it was called "Hot Coffee" or something.iTomes wrote...
witcher 1 made some kind of patch i think..
anyhow, i wouldn't mind nudity, but some people would so i dont see it coming... i mean there are still people out there who believe nudity to be worse then violence (remember GTA San Andreas??)...
the authenticity of imaginary characters in an imaginary world that can do make believe magic and drink blood from imaginary creatures? is that the kind of authenticity and believeability you're asking for? naked imaginary beings? not everything has to be porned up just for horny college kids to oggle. females already wear lingerie armor. does it really matter?Marionetten wrote...
We care because it harms the authenticity and believability of the setting. Something which is rather important for an RPG.nhsk wrote...
Why do we care? It's animated pixels, and if the story goes along with what we see it doesn't really matter.
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When I first watched that movie I peed a little laughing so hard.Brockololly wrote...
Until BioWare can make the sex scenes seem natural and not like creepy Team America awkward puppet sex, I'm in no hurry for more unintentionally hilarious sex scenes.
slimgrin wrote...
The Witcher is meant to be in your face with sex. It's part of the books.
As for DA2, I'm all for sex scenes ME1 style. But most likely we'll get love scenes with diapers cause there are legions of prudes clamoring for less sexuality in games.
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It's not that difficult. Would you claim that this is more creepy than the awkward Dragon Age: Origins scenes?Brockololly wrote...
Until BioWare can make the sex scenes seem natural and not like creepy Team America awkward puppet sex, I'm in no hurry for more unintentionally hilarious sex scenes.
Does it matter if we wield swords and not baguettes? Does it matter if the enemy bleed when we slice into their flesh? Does it matter if mages wear robes and not giant hotdog suits? Of course it matters.bzombo wrote...
the authenticity of imaginary characters in an imaginary world that can do make believe magic and drink blood from imaginary creatures? is that the kind of authenticity and believeability you're asking for? naked imaginary beings? not everything has to be porned up just for horny college kids to oggle. females already wear lingerie armor. does it really matter?
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Marionetten wrote...
It's not that difficult. Would you claim that this is more creepy than the awkward Dragon Age: Origins scenes?Brockololly wrote...
Until BioWare can make the sex scenes seem natural and not like creepy Team America awkward puppet sex, I'm in no hurry for more unintentionally hilarious sex scenes.
The first step is to stop treating nudity as something perverse and see it for what it is.
Not mutually exclusive, even if it often seems so.Valthier wrote...
Personally I'd prefer the "tastefully done" approach to the "wa-hey! ******!" one. I suppose you could call me a prude if you liked, but I found the sudden random boffing sprees I was able to go on in The Witcher a little off-putting.
I'm not a very sexual person myself (and was probably one of the few people a little irked that sex was a vital part of every romance in order to get the achievement, especially since Alistair and Leliana felt more like the achievement should have come from confessing your feelings rather than scoring), but I won't deny people their in-game sexytimes as long as I don't have to cringe all the way through my character's crudely animated "intimate moments".
I didn't realize that in order for something to be tastefully done it had to be censored. How exactly is bonking someone wearing a giant diaper and a disgusting bra more tasteful than bonking someone in the nude? If anything, it strikes me as utterly tasteless.Valthier wrote...
Personally I'd prefer the "tastefully done" approach to the "wa-hey! ******!" one. I suppose you could call me a prude if you liked, but I found the sudden random boffing sprees I was able to go on in The Witcher a little off-putting.
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Nerevar-as wrote...
Not mutually exclusive, even if it often seems so.Valthier wrote...
Personally I'd prefer the "tastefully done" approach to the "wa-hey! ******!" one. I suppose you could call me a prude if you liked, but I found the sudden random boffing sprees I was able to go on in The Witcher a little off-putting.
I'm not a very sexual person myself (and was probably one of the few people a little irked that sex was a vital part of every romance in order to get the achievement, especially since Alistair and Leliana felt more like the achievement should have come from confessing your feelings rather than scoring), but I won't deny people their in-game sexytimes as long as I don't have to cringe all the way through my character's crudely animated "intimate moments".
you pretty much have a point there.... i mean come on. according to america flying heads and stuff arent as bad as nudity, the big bad evil satan send to destroy peoples minds... i mean come on! that porn isnt really necessary we all know and it surely isnt a good thing for children... but theres a difference between porn and nudity, i guess its called "taste" or something...Heavenblade wrote...
We have to end all these ridiculous and baseless taboos we have as a society, especially in North America. It's ruining art and public discourse. Also it encourages our children to become sex offenders because their ideas of sex are so messed up and twisted by our taboos that they get zero guidance or truthful and honest discussion during their formative years.
Censorship and prudishness is not only bad for art, it's bad for humanity as a whole.
That's my two cents and I will leave it at that and not debate any further.
At least they censored it creatively. I can deal with that. To have some enraged soccer mom go rip David's junk off seems plausible enough to me. The Dragon Age: Origins scenes were just thoroughly butchered.Nerevar-as wrote...
Just remembered in ME2 in the KAsumi DLC they censored the David statue. Not even classical sculpture gets away.
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It´s chilling it is beliavable, yes.Marionetten wrote...
At least they censored it creatively. I can deal with that. To have some enraged soccer mom go rip David's junk off seems plausible enough to me. The Dragon Age: Origins scenes were just thoroughly butchered.Nerevar-as wrote...
Just remembered in ME2 in the KAsumi DLC they censored the David statue. Not even classical sculpture gets away.
marbatico wrote...
if they do that DA2 will get alot of negative attention, just like the Saboteur.
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