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[Fallstar]

http://t1.gstatic.co...wFcUsdZ2C2E_pLg
Even Bioware's New Target Audience was horrified...

[Curlain]

gbone wrote...

Everwarden wrote...





I love that image of Shepard. 

if that is a real sex scene in the game, then tw2 will be rated Adult only?
I remember in tw1 only nasty things are nude cards, the sex scenes is only implied red color scenes.
Or maybe I'm wrong, cause I haven't played yet, just saw screenshots.

The original Witcher also had some nude characters (such as the Dryads) however I think in the US version those characters were altered slightly so they were partially clothed with the hair also providing strategic covering,  but the original version did contain nudity to an extent.

And yep, that shot is part of TW2, which I imagine would be rated 18/Mature (but then so was DA:O and DA2 at least where I am, so that shouldn't be a problem for anyone who owns those games )

And on a side note, that picture of Shepard's face always cracks me up 

Modifié par Curlain, 15 avril 2011 - 08:35 .

[Serpieri Nei]

It's a funny thing that Violence is more acceptable then sex when it comes to game ratings in the US.

[ItsToofy]

Serpieri Nei wrote...

It's a funny thing that Violence is more acceptable then sex when it comes to game ratings in the US.

Ending life in a painful manner is ok, creating life in a pleasurable fashion is not, food for thought.

[Fallstar]

Serpieri Nei wrote...

It's a funny thing that Violence is more acceptable then sex when it comes to game ratings in the US.

I always figured it was because there is actually a somewhat significant proportion of religious people in the US, compared to other places. Also, you have some really stupid news companies. Of the genus Fox.

[Everwarden]

Serpieri Nei wrote...

It's a funny thing that Violence is more acceptable then sex when it comes to game ratings in the US.

Entirely true. Sad, really. No one cares about exploding corpses (other than those who call it stupid looking, like me), but if Bioware showed so much as some carpet hair or a nipple...

Fox News Headline
Today the evil, satanic company 'Bioware' has released their latest attack on Christianity, Jesus, and the American way of life. We here at Fox news strongly encourage any -real- American to write angry letters to congress, demanding that everyone behind this tragedy be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. More on O'reilly at 9. 

(Yes, that's a 'bit' exaggerated. Though not as much as one might think.)

[Just_For_Lulz]

SirLogical wrote...

Serpieri Nei wrote...

It's a funny thing that Violence is more acceptable then sex when it comes to game ratings in the US.

I always figured it was because there is actually a somewhat significant proportion of religious people in the US, compared to other places. Also, you have some really stupid news companies. Of the genus Fox.

So, according to your post, religious people are ok with violence and murder, but can't stand partial nudity? I think religion has nothing to do with this, because it teaches not to kill, steal etc. in the first place. It's just plain and simple hipocricy.

Modifié par Just_For_Lulz, 15 avril 2011 - 08:55 .

[Ryllen Laerth Kriel]

Romantiq wrote...

Too...much material to work with. Sorry all if this might resort in the blindness of a few people. Uhm...just blame Romantiq, yeah, that's what you should do!

[nijnij]

[Romantiq]

boobie!

[Lotion Soronarr]

Broken1477 wrote...


 

:lol::lol::lol:

[Fallstar]

Just_For_Lulz wrote...

SirLogical wrote...

Serpieri Nei wrote...

It's a funny thing that Violence is more acceptable then sex when it comes to game ratings in the US.

I always figured it was because there is actually a somewhat significant proportion of religious people in the US, compared to other places. Also, you have some really stupid news companies. Of the genus Fox.

So, according to your post, religious people are ok with violence and murder, but can't stand partial nudity? I think religion has nothing to do with this, because it teaches not to kill, steal etc. in the first place. It's just plain and simple hipocricy.

I never said religous people are ok with violence, murder etc. Please read my post again. But in the rest of the world, America has a reputation, perpertrated by a recent president, of being a somewhat religious community. The major religion in America being Christianity, which generally tells people to dress modestly etc. As such, I was saying that this has a significant impact on censorship in the US, whereas in other countries, this will probably not happen. I would say that violence is ingrained in human history, particularly in East Europe and the Middle East during the Medieval era, and as such it would be seen as hypocritical for us moderate and censor such content.

Disclaimer: I am not saying that religous groups are ok with violence, just that people in general are, religious or not.

[Stryke1]

[xkg]

[Ryllen Laerth Kriel]

Man, that number 152 is in trouble, it's about to be stabbed!

[StableZaner]

[Ryllen Laerth Kriel]

Nice entry StableZaner. Everything in the game seems to clip though so Hawke's shoulder should be fine.

[Just_For_Lulz]

SirLogical wrote...

Just_For_Lulz wrote...

SirLogical wrote...

Serpieri Nei wrote...

It's a funny thing that Violence is more acceptable then sex when it comes to game ratings in the US.

I always figured it was because there is actually a somewhat significant proportion of religious people in the US, compared to other places. Also, you have some really stupid news companies. Of the genus Fox.

So, according to your post, religious people are ok with violence and murder, but can't stand partial nudity? I think religion has nothing to do with this, because it teaches not to kill, steal etc. in the first place. It's just plain and simple hipocricy.

I never said religous people are ok with violence, murder etc. Please read my post again. But in the rest of the world, America has a reputation, perpertrated by a recent president, of being a somewhat religious community. The major religion in America being Christianity, which generally tells people to dress modestly etc. As such, I was saying that this has a significant impact on censorship in the US, whereas in other countries, this will probably not happen. I would say that violence is ingrained in human history, particularly in East Europe and the Middle East during the Medieval era, and as such it would be seen as hypocritical for us moderate and censor such content.

Disclaimer: I am not saying that religous groups are ok with violence, just that people in general are, religious or not.

I've read it again and this is what I see -
Serpieri - "Violence is more acceptable than sex when it come to games in US"
You - "I figured it was because there's a significant propotion of religious people compared to other places"
Logically these two statements sound like effect and cause. Hence - my reaction. Anyway, we're off-topic here mate. Let's continue enjoying these awesome pics, shall we? 

[StableZaner]

Ryllen Laerth Kriel wrote...

Nice entry StableZaner. Everything in the game seems to clip though so Hawke's shoulder should be fine.

Phew...

[Moirnelithe]

Modifié par Evainelithe, 15 avril 2011 - 10:38 .

[xkg]

Ryllen Laerth Kriel wrote...

Nice entry StableZaner. Everything in the game seems to clip though so Hawke's shoulder should be fine.

Not always

Here, i was running for a while with that spear in my arm:



OUCH

[Ryllen Laerth Kriel]

xkg wrote...

Ryllen Laerth Kriel wrote...

Nice entry StableZaner. Everything in the game seems to clip though so Hawke's shoulder should be fine.

Not always

Clearly a bug good sir, there is no violence in Dragon Age 2, just lots of unintentional clipping of weapons and armor...and sometimes faces.

[Brockololly]

Breaking news!

The first DLC uncovered!

[Louis deGuerre]

I'd resolved not to buy any further DLC, but I think I'll reconsider

[TheBlackBaron]

Brockololly wrote...

Breaking news!

The first DLC uncovered!

...I'm naming my next Hawke "Snake" and modeling him after Kurt Russell.