ZombiePlatypus
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You linked the wrong definition, unless we're talking about individuals here.
Edit. Nevermind.
You linked the wrong definition, unless we're talking about individuals here.
I edited my post, the mobile site had the other definitions under a thing I had to click.How? A definition that doesn't fit the narrative you're aiming for is the "wrong definition?"
thank god i don't live in americaUS version gonna have waifu/husbando petting game cut and instead be filled with memes
Truly the definitive version
Have fun paying money for a game where you can marry a 1000 year old dragon girl :^)
Yeesssssss.
Eat shit weeaboos.
Have fun paying money for a game where you can marry a 1000 year old dragon girl :^)
Yeesssssss.
Eat shit weeaboos.
It is kind of funny that 80s/90s Nintendo of criticised for their overbearing editing (to avoid the term censoring) of games, but this decision, which is technically in the same light, is being praised by some.
Will be interesting to see in a similar amount of time if the recent decisions by Nintendo will still be viewed positively or more in light with the opinions for their older self.
Seeing such few responses to that and almost none of any merit makes me upset.
Also, shows where people are coming from.
Have fun paying money for a game where you can marry a 1000 year old dragon girl :^)
Seeing such few responses to that and almost none of any merit makes me upset.
Also, shows where people are coming from.
Yeesssssss.
Eat shit weeaboos.
I'm not going to play to play this game. :^)
It doesn't have to be. Self-censorship and corporate censorship are both very real things. They just don't have the necessarily negative connotation that government censorship does.I'm looking up the definition and I'm not seeing anywhere where it says that a government body MUST be involved for it to be considered censorship.
It doesn't and this whole censorship-semantics-tit-wank is only brought up by people in support of it who want to get away from a nasty term.I'm looking up the definition and I'm not seeing anywhere where it says that a government body MUST be involved for it to be considered censorship.
That is localization, unless the US government stepped in.
I am not hand waving away the changes made, by all means be angry about the changes. But just because you don't like them doesn't mean they are censorship.
Same sex relationships are on par with tween bikini armor, ok
Why would that happen? that feature was announced by Nintendo of America and always intended to come over.
Since this thread is a fan of correct word usage, what does this have to do with those who curse their non Japanese heritage?Eat shit weeaboos.
do you have that line on your copy/paste or do you type that everytime? just curious
Cause anime is bad or somethingConsidering
A) It was unisex
B) You couldn't touch any "sensitive" areas
I always had a hard time understanding why people cared about this at all. Like usually even if I don't care at all about a thing, I can understand why others might care one way or the other. Here I never understood it. Why does anyone care about this? Why is the default reaction to this being a thing that existed not just "shrug whatever"?
How about instead of localization or censorship we just call them changes. I am okay with Nintendo changing somethings and I would be upset if they changed other things. It doesn't have to be a black and white issue.
Well, this thread has gone places today. As long as it isn't as bad as the "Sexy Time" spots in Valhalla Knights 3
Boy that seems like a bit much.
Fascinating how people use censorship as such a blanket term, almost as if they're trying to avoid arguing what's actually being changed here and why it shouldn't be. Seriously good luck explaining the face rubbing or that magic potion nonsense to your average not crazy person.
Anime as an art form isn't generalizably bad.Cause anime is bad or something
i just find its continued presence in the game relevant to the conversation.
Totally fine. I just wish people could look at it from that perspective and say "maybe I won't enjoy but it could be for other people."For what it's worth I'm not straight, can't stand the gay romance options, and I'm glad this was removed.
WHAT?! This is an outrage! Face stroking has been part of Fire Emblem canon since Sacred Stones!
But it's not relevent though. That archetype isn't in Fates.i just find its continued presence in the game relevant to the conversation.
This wrongly used because the formal definition of censorship is when content or speech is suppressed by a government, or interest group.I'm looking up the definition of the word censorship.
I don't see where its used wrongly in this case.
Heck, there's a whole long article on video game censorship on wikipedia. Though I'm sure some people will say that's an untrustworthy source and I'll agree with that. At the same time, the site does have some good insights.
This is extremely disappointing. =/ I understand the complaints about the feature (but, like...just ignore it if you don't like it?), but I think a lot of people fail to realize that for gay individuals like myself, this feature was really nice because, as far as I understood, you could use this "petting" feature on any character, including characters of the same sex as your avatar. This was the only way to have any sort of intimacy with same-sex characters outside of the single male and female characters that you can marry with a same-sex avatar. While it's great that the same-sex marriage is still there, and it's certainly a big step up from Awakening that featured none of it, it's still extremely disappointing that there was even more that we could have had, but of course they cut that out of the localization. =/
This a private company adjusting its product for release in a different country. Not the government cracking down on what can't be allowed to release here.
This is called localization. Not actually censorship. Also, this bullshit that was adjusted is fucking stupid and we should all Be glad it's gone so that it hopefully doesn't continue.
Freedom of expression cuts both ways: It embraces the right to give offence and the right of the offended to express themselves individually or assemble and express themselves collectively.
Here at The Globe and Mail, along with the vast majority of newspapers in the Western world, the editors -- ultimately the editor-in-chief -- carefully weighed the issues and decided against republication. This was neither a unanimous judgment nor one arrived at unambiguously. It is a decision with which many in our newsroom would disagree and one with which I struggled.
Could a decision not to publish be construed as cowardice and lack of principle? Were we afraid to offend, afraid of a possible backlash? Was it a politically correct decision or simply one that was rightly respectful of the sensibilities of a minority group in this land of diversity and tolerance?
As one cartoonist said earlier this week, this is not a matter of self-censorship. It is a question of editing. Every day, we are faced with similar decisions, particularly in choosing photos. Do we show a naked woman? Do we show a dead baby? Do we show bodies blown apart by a suicide bomber or other samples of the carnage that come our way regularly?
I think some might consider this a spoiler.
There are no 1000 year old dragon girls in Fates. I was actually surprised the character type didn't come back, myself.
wait really?
(potential vague party member spoilers)
there aren't marry-able manaketes in the game? That's surprising, considering awakening has two.
Yeesssssss.
Eat shit weeaboos.
I think it's less about being PC and more about being fucking weird.
It's not like the gay conversion was a 'feature' of Fates; just a bizarre and largely pointless conversation that obviously would've caused some drama if it'd stayed exactly the same in the Western release.At least they aren't as many people defending gay conversion as there was the other day. : /
There are plenty of anime tropes that might be hard or awkward to explain to someone unfamiliar to that realm. Cutting content that you disagree with is pretty much the definition of censorship. People who are against censorship also wouldn't agree that content should be changed once it's made its way into an official release. The argument is pretty black and white for those against censorship: give us the game as was intended, not a version edited to avoid offending people. As I said above, the should just give us the option to opt in to this content via an additional download. Everyone's happy.
Not that weird compared to all the stuff you'd see in something like say Game of Thrones.
You don't have to take a principled stand to decide that something you liked in a game being removed is upsetting. There's very much a sense of paranoia that people are afraid to defend this as something they themselves want because of a really jarring impression (or flat out statement by many people) that if you like this kind of thing in a game you're some kind of pervy creepy weirdo. That's partly why it seems to me that so many people flock to the censorship defense. Maybe we should stop being jerks to other people and we could probably get more honest discourse.
I think some might consider this a spoiler.
There are no 1000 year old dragon girls in Fates. I was actually surprised the character type didn't come back, myself.
Have fun paying money for a game where you can marry a 1000 year old dragon girl :^)
Sigh. I don't care anymore. I'm broken
I'll see how I feel come February. It was a stupid mode and I was barely gonna use it but I'm glad it existed cuz it made me laugh it was in.
I don't like when things are changed because someone out there on a high horse wants to be offended for other people. I think it's great that all manner of things exist for all kinds of people. I don't want things to become homogenized
But I dunno. I've lost. I've lost it all
I'm gonna throw up. I feel sick
Sigh
I'll buy it anyway
Pathetic post
You could always ask john tv about it, since 8-4 did the localisationIf I was on the localization team for Awakenings, I would have edited (or "censored" if you prefer) the shit out of Nowi.