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It will never pass the reasonable person test, because the reasonable person knows they are playing a game. Even if this was rendered to perfection, the reasonable person would never deem the bear 'real', even if they said, 'it looks realistic'.
And, we know this to be true, because BG3 has been given a rating in the UK and that means it's passed our censor. Our censor is fairly lenient compared to, say, the USA, but they do obey the law to the letter and, if there was any question over BG3 it would have been banned as happened with Manhunt 2.
Idk what to even think. Dude is legit trying to argue we should make something illegal, a system based on our understanding of objective reality....by ignoring objective reality because of a philosophical premise.
I could literally say I have the right to ban anything I want because "what is reality though?" according to this logic.
Indeed, I know that in court the 'laugh test' is often applied, the law is mostly a guide and such a case would likely be laughed out of court... unless the public narrative or the like swayed in such a direction thus pressuring the courts to make a certain decision, e.g. if the overton window swung to the far-right and something akin to extremely conservative religion rules culture and society... but I digress.
The game has gone through classification in the UK and all is good, So legally you are wrong. So now we have to question why you are separating yourself from reality - do you think the reality is fake, your going to wake up and find it has actually been banned just as you insist it will be?
Indeed, but mistakes have been made, and the rating system has in the past been revisited in the light of new information etc etc
Try to understand that I asked the question if it is illegal... check the OP title.
I think you're not real because the post is too ridiculous to be true.
There is no beastiality in game. The closest thing we to is a furry kink with a druid.
Uh... its called debating a matter... considering different angles... arguing for something? You missunderstand.
Here's the kicker... you know the part that makes your whole agenda and points fall apart.
The actual cutscene does not show anything happening only suggesting. And Since nothing is shown only suggested it has broken no laws. The scene is there as a shocker, a joke in a sense. Evidently a joke you cant seem to fathom.
So TLDR, no laws have been broken.
EDIT: Evidently the account posting this on the forums is a rat account designed to troll and get a kick out of reactions.
Would it be incest if Shadowheart called the player character "big bro" during sex as a kink?