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"No shot"
I saw the teaser image.
"Actually yeah probably"
I think there's something seriously wrong with our moral code.
Edit: also "optional update" ISN'T such a thing since it's called a "FREE UPDATE" meaning EVERY copy gets it.
Learn to not be a condescending ♥♥♥♥, please. Either way, my point stands. Violence should be considered abhorrent, even in cartoon form, but nudity and sexual content shouldn't. The former is explicitly based around the harm of an individual or group, while the latter is just a part of life everyone gets to learn anyway.
Why are we sheltering kids from sex while openly exposing them to violence?
it has a higher age rating than the sims
no reason to assume it'll be all that graphic or suggestive compared to above examples so i don't see any reason other than prudishness to sound the alarm at this in particular, especially when we have nothing to go off other than a single teaser for a future update (for a game that features cannibalism and sacrifice already.)
Click the News section, lazy bum.
Sims age rating is also 13 and it has sexual content in it.
And there are much worse things you can already do in CotL than just woohoo your cultists.
Also you are jumping to conclusions like rest of people who saw the teaser art.