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I've just played around 30 hours or something, and I didn't see anything that remotely justifies that.
So, I have to assume I somehow played around all that gore and sex?
Seriously, what's in there?
You can/will be able to have sex with your companions, and extricating squirming brains from a twitching corpse or getting eye worms clawing into your brain are pretty disturbing to anybody who isn't used to that level of violent content.
The only one "spreading mist" is you, i am afraid. You do not seem to like the fact that i can easily disprove you by pointing to actual censorship happening this year.
Nah, you claimed there was no more censorship. I disproved you. You can now try to downplay the fact, but fact it remains. Germany is still censoring for gore. The USK, and this i already wrote in the initial post you took umbrage with, might have eased up about it, but we are also not talking about the USK. We are talking about the BzKJ.
Nobody has done that. Get that chip off your shoulder.
That is your issue, not mine. Pointing out that censorship does exist and the historic tendency of the BzKJ as well as the existence of actual laws that might be broken by the international release has nothing to do with depicting germany as some sort of "north korea of videogames".
Especially not when pointing out the concern about it, is about wishing clarity before committing a potential criminal offense.
Where did you get that from? The USK is a a company created by the entertainment industry in an effort to avoid being censored by the state. It is the Unterhaltungssoftware Selbstkontrolle (Entertainmentsoftware selfcontrol) and has been accepted by the german government as selfregulartory body of the entertainment industry. It has nothing to do with the german government and getting past the USK does not mean that the BzKJ (Federal Department for Media Harmful to Young Persons), the actual german government bureau, will not censor the media.
Usually we see it the other way around. The USK refuses classification, and a distributor decides to risk it and sends their copy to the BzKJ for proper classification. Which then of course risks you bringing it to the attention of the censoring body, which can mean it gets indexed on either List A or B. Where as you could sell it without USK (although some companies didn't stock non USK titles - which was a bigger deal during the brick&mortar days), if your media ends on the index then that is the decision of the german government.
This is why the whole Wolfenstein situation was so infuriating. Because the BzKJ generally had no issue with video games as Art, the USK did not perceive them that way. The BzKJ had long revised its position, but the USK upheld it many years past that, which is why everything was censored.
But the USK is only a voluntary selfregulatory body run by the "game" interest group, whose members are among others Microsoft, Activision and so on and so forth. Getting an USK rating does not make it safe. USK is no german government body. It operates with the blessing of the german government body, as they are having the stance of "if you regulate it, we don't have to", but if anyone goes to the BzKJ and reports "harmful media" (if it is or isn't is up to the BzKJ), then the BzKJ has to investigate.
It isn't, aside from the fact that its a voluntary rating and can be overturned if someone reports it to the BzKJ, which is where we started off here... in this discussion and someone claimed to have seen people reporting the media to the government.
I personally would like some Clarity from Larian on the matter, as i am no lawyer and unfortunately, as mentioned previously, there is the issue with the acquisition of certain forms of pornographic material being against the law in germany.
Außerdem würde man dir schon nachweisen müssen, dass du gerade diese Szene freigeschaltet und dir reingezogen hast. :D
Und dann wär es ja nix anderes als die wasteland 3 szene mit der ziege.