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[arthurbuck]

http://kotaku.com/57...demonic-breasts

Gives some details about certain things ESRB thought made this game M-rated

[John Epler]

You folks are really reading quite a bit into an ESRB rating. I'd suggest waiting until the product's out and you've actually seen the stuff you're complaining about before declaring that we've sold our souls to the censors.



Though, you know, the overreaction and claims of bowing to pressure are cool too. You know. Your choice.

[John Epler]

I would point out that, as has been linked to previously in this thread, the ESRB does their descriptions and ratings based on what's submitted to them - this generally includes any particularly objectionable material, and is not necessarily indicative of everything that's in the game.



Again, some of you have already placed in the Olympic Long Jump to Conclusions, but I'd suggest waiting and seeing before you take anything written by the ESRB as 'oh my god BioWare is bowing to pressure from censors!'



Of course, you're all welcome to think what you wish! The glorious freedom of the internet.

[Stanley Woo]

Chaos Lord Malek wrote...

Bioware is still weak in this. They only make a big words, but in reality its pretty sucky, even DA:O was totally dumb. I mean dark medieval age, and girls are wearing underwear????(that did`t happen until 19th-20th century). It should either made it properly or don`t make it at all. In Mass Effect, it was still pretty weak, but at least Liara was`t wearing pants and bra during whole 'mating ritual'.

Bioware got a still much to learn from Witcher.

Dragon Age and Thedas is a fictitious setting, and doesn't necessarily have to conform to anyone's version of "reality" except ours.