Lights and Waves
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So she's wearing a skirt. Big fucking deal. Weeaboo's go up in arms when their objectification of women is halted. Get some air.
So she's wearing a skirt. Big fucking deal. Weeaboo's go up in arms when their objectification of women is halted. Get some air.
The Bravo Bikini from Bravely Default also had a scene that made less sense with the censored outfit.
The original scene from the footage in the OP is gross, though. Seems like a good change either way
Which is fine...just dont complain about it later when these games dont get sequels or or arent picked up for western releases in the future.
Underaged teenager girls in Bikinis isnt the same as same sex marriage or having a Boy(Link) running around in a dress - especially if its a game with cartoon type graphics
17 year olds in bikinis at a beach isn't considered perverted. Slowly zooming in on shots of their asses and taking photos a fair bit moreso...Still it doesn't matter... I mean how dresses 17yo girls in USA when the go to the beach? Bikini is THAT perv?
And in Japan you can see pictures/videos like thise one from girls really younger than 17yo... 13, 14 is possible too.
Btw I'm not talking to you especially but to persons in general who feels that "oh it's OK, seeing a girl in bikini, oh my god that's terribly shocking"... -_-"
Do you hear helicopters outside your home right now??Still it doesn't matter... I mean how dresses 17yo girls in USA when the go to the beach? Bikini is THAT perv?
And in Japan you can see pictures/videos like thise one from girls really younger than 17yo... 13, 14 is possible too.
Btw I'm not talking to you especially but to persons in general who feels that "oh it's OK, seeing a girl in bikini, oh my god that's terribly shocking"... -_-"
The Bravo Bikini from Bravely Default also had a scene that made less sense with the censored outfit.
The original scene from the footage in the OP is gross, though. Seems like a good change either way
m-rated niche horror game only available online - censor models
t-rated strategy game - allow prepubescent looking girl who says she's a thousand year old dragon in bikini armor
priorities
I think the scene is supposed to be uncomfortable to look at though; the main character seems very depressed and unhappy with herself. To remove it and try to make it less gross so to speak hurts it.The original scene from the footage in the OP is gross, though. Seems like a good change either way
Still it doesn't matter... I mean how dresses 17yo girls in USA when the go to the beach? Bikini is THAT perv?
And in Japan you can see pictures/videos like thise one from girls really younger than 17yo... 13, 14 is possible too.
Btw I'm not talking to you especially but to persons in general who feels that "oh it's OK, seeing a girl in bikini, oh my god that's terribly shocking"... -_-"
Is Miu still a gravure idol in the localized version or not?
Yeah, NoA dun goofed with this one big time. Not sure what makes FF V so special that they want to modify an M rated game when Bayonetta 2 was fine?
That's kind of the point, though. It's supposed to be disturbing, as it adds to her backstory and how miserable she is.The original scene from the footage in the OP is gross, though.
Nintendo's content censorship policies have reverted to their early 90's iteration in order to match their online infrastructure.
yes, in japan you can get psuedo child porn. that's not okay. if you started to take pictures of teenage girls in bikinis the cops would come and have a nice talk with you.
I assume so since the scene is still there, as I said it's not a deal breaker, and her story really can't work without her being in some form of position to that, and it still works... But the grossness and sort of uncomfortable quality to this scene is how we are opened up to her position, and is something that happens in real life, Japan. While it's better than completely removing the scene, it does detract from it a bit. Not to a point I'm seriously upset or anything, but a bit saddened.
If it's supposed to make them feel bad, why would the characters willing wear the costumes if they left those in?
They were clearly fan service costumes, makes it kind of worse when you think of it that way
Let me try adding in a different approach, Lets have a game where you're a detective in japan and you're going through some leads and it gets you to a place that's basically a child sex ring and you're job is to find someone and stop it... Should the game not exist because that sex ring is a thing and you're trying to end it or because someone will be upset that its a thing in a game.. Thats what i meant by exploiting children, a game dealing with that happening... not you the player exploiting children. but a story revolved around that happening.
I always figured bonus costumes in video games were almost always non-canon, so the character's willingness to wear something is completely ignored as it's non-canon. That makes sense considered its only allowed after beating the game once, which would be a canononical playthrough.If it's supposed to make them feel bad, why would the characters willing wear the costumes if they left those in?
They were clearly fan service costumes, makes it kind of worse when you think of it that way
That's why you can't change her costumes until beating the game; it would undermine the story. After you beat the game it doesn't matter since you've already seen the story.Actually, now that I think about it, wouldn't putting secret sexy costumes for this character into the game be a bigger instance of undermining the story they're trying to tell than putting a few more clothes on her in that scene? Like, if her whole conflict is that she felt conflicted/awful about being objectified, and that's a central part of her story, doesn't it undercut that to go "NOW YOU CAN PLAY AS HER IN THIS SEXY BIKINI"?
Personally, I don't care about the changes they made. I wasn't going to play this game, and have no interest in it.
However, the act of censorship (or localization, as some so dearly want to call it) is still completely idiotic.
In a game filled with death and grotesque, unsettling sights and experiences - Nintendo has decided to choose what's "okay" for the players to see.
It feels as if Nintendo does not look highly on their western audiences. It's like a blast to the past with how backwards this is.
Yeah, it's a small change. But it could very well set a precedent for having this happen in future titles with similar content that Nintendo produces.
And - going by what people are saying in this thread - it's important to the scene and it's supposed to make you feel uncomfortable in the context of the cutscene that has been changed? That makes this even sillier.
Does anyone know if Nintendo has censored similar content in games on the Wii U or 3DS?
I'm not sure looking at a 17 year old girl in a bikini and thinking she's attractive can be put in the same category as child porn. I mean, at some point, the difference in age between 17 and 18 is weeks, days, or even seconds. It's an arbitrary number put there by a governing body.
I always figured bonus costumes in video games were almost always non-canon, so the character's willingness to wear something is completely ignored as it's non-canon. That makes sense considered its only allowed after beating the game once, which would be a canononical playthrough.
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Come back in a few months when Xenoblade X, that new FE and FErsona come out.
It probably helps most of their games are E. But whenever they publish T or M games, they're usually considerably edited.
Well I dunno, does the game at any point reward you by saying "Good job! Now you can play as this sexually exploited child in a bikini costume!"Let me try adding in a different approach, Lets have a game where you're a detective in japan and you're going through some leads and it gets you to a place that's basically a child sex ring and you're job is to find someone and stop it... Should the game not exist because that sex ring is a thing and you're trying to end it or because someone will be upset that its a thing in a game.. Thats what i meant by exploiting children, a game dealing with that happening... not you the player exploiting children. but a story revolved around that happening.
That's because the swimsuit as a playable costume is just there for fanservice. I don't think anyone would really argue that it isn't.But... that still seems messed up to me. If the character's story is centered around how don't want to be seen that way, doesn't it seem odd to then reward the player for a good job by sexually objectifying the character even more?
That just seems really stupid to me.
The censored image is actually more lewd, at least in my mind, if you envision the curtain as a cape.I always get a kick out of how pointless this edit is. All they end up accomplishing is covering a bit of butt cheek. It's still completely obvious what she's wearing anyway.
Western civilization has reached the point where sexualizing people is somehow more offensive than murdering them. I don't know what that means, but I'm sure that it means something.
The censored image is actually more lewd, at least in my mind, if you envision the curtain as a cape.
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Come back in a few months when Xenoblade X, that new FE and FErsona come out.
It probably helps most of their games are E. But whenever they publish T or M games, they're usually considerably edited.
At least they changed the scene a bit. It could have been the kind of censorship that Japan got with Until Dawn--black screens with sound only (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ng-38rZSVj8). It is funny how Japan is ok with teenage girls in bathing suits but not with dismemberment while the west is the opposite (I'd feel more comfortable watching the latter though if my wife came into the room while I was playing the game).
The censored image is actually more lewd, at least in my mind, if you envision the curtain as a cape.
The censored image is actually more lewd, at least in my mind, if you envision the curtain as a cape.
A little imagination goes a long way.
Wait, it's a curtain? I always assumed it was a cape.
Yes, it's definitely a cape. Let your imagination run wild!Isn't it a cape? Fire Embem is known for characters wearing capes.
Lol "don't worry, once you've beaten the story, this character's exploitation really isn't a negative thing anymore so FEEL FREE TO DO THE THING WE WANTED YOU TO FEEL GROSS ABOUT ACOUPLE HOURS AGO!"I always figured bonus costumes in video games were almost always non-canon, so the character's willingness to wear something is completely ignored as it's non-canon. That makes sense considered its only allowed after beating the game once, which would be a canononical playthrough.
That's why you can't change her costumes until beating the game; it would undermine the story. After you beat the game it doesn't matter since you've already seen the story.
Lol "don't worry, once you've beaten the story, this character's exploitation really isn't a negative thing anymore so FEEL FREE TO DO THE THING WE WANTED YOU TO FEEL GROSS ABOUT ACOUPLE HOURS AGO!"
Sure, I'd be fine if that game existed. You have to strike a balance, though. I would not expect that game about a child sex ring to contain images of children engaging in sex acts.You have to show that this exploitative stuff is messed up without coming across like you're exploiting this stuff to pull in people. That make any sense?
Actually, now that I think about it, wouldn't putting secret sexy costumes for this character into the game be a bigger instance of undermining the story they're trying to tell than putting a few more clothes on her in that scene? Like, if her whole conflict is that she felt conflicted/awful about being objectified, and that's a central part of her story, doesn't it undercut that to go "NOW YOU CAN PLAY AS HER IN THIS SEXY BIKINI"?