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by all means tell me. II assume you don't know of a case if not.
Sorry but thats just a story thing and does not count in any way whatsoever. I assumed you knew w hat I meant when where talking about YOU the protagonist participating in violence against humans but I guess not. Would have thought it was obvious. Anyway that is completely off the topic of this thread.
P4 We fight Adachi
P5 We fight Akechi
P5R We fight Marui and later beat up each other with our fist
So I'm not sure how anyone could say that if they played any of the other modern Persona games.
It's a japanese game that is set in Japan, why should they care about the laws of a country on the other side of the globe ? You can pack up your american self-centered views and go back to complaining on twitter, here is really not the place to push that...
The whole argument on Japan's Age of consent was such a gross misrepresentation of reality and always used completely incorrectly in argumentation as some weird gotcha.
While the nationwide age of consent was 13 every municipality had local laws that set it higher than that. There was really no place in Japan where you could actually go legally porking 13 years olds. That was complete BS perpetuated by people who didn't care enough to research further than the first link they found on google.
Persona goes out of its way to ground itself in the familiar before developing its narratives about sociology, psychology, philosophy, relationships ... in short, Persona is deeply thematic. It has things to say about Life (and Death), and is willing to take the player on a 3-digit-hour journey to land its big points. When you're making a global product, and your narrative is intentionally literary and gets into realistic, difficult themes ... you do take on responsibilities because your creative choices will naturally be examined for what they say.
So the same game with a massive thematic story that puts its entire impact on what it says about Life, Death, and Sacrifice ... loses some of its sincerity when it enables the player to dress the teen female cast in fetishwear. If Atlus' creative team is more interested in titillating a disturbed player than protecting the credibility of the characters and narrative, that doesn't speak well of how seriously you should take the rest of the experience. Atlus does their own damage to the product by including/enabling sexualization of the cast.
Does NieR: Automata loses some of its sincerity by allowing you to run around with 2B's ♥♥♥♥♥ cheeks/9S without pants/A2 with exposed midriff (also knowing she practically has no clothes on anyway)?
Does NieR: Replicant loses some of its sincerity by just having Kaine in general?
Where exactly is your stance in this?
But how I feel about it is totally irrelevant. I can understand why gamebannana didn't want the mod. I can understand why some wanted it. I can understand why some people are made uncomfortable, both by the mod and the in-game content. Everyone has their own way.
It's just if we were to base what's okay or not based on Japanese consent and pornography laws, you'd have to think it's morally repulsive to be able to see your significant other's genitalia. Legal arguments are a poor substitute for independent thinking.
Looking at it this way, I feel like more the issue here, for me, is the tonal disconnect. I remember playing an RPG a while back that let me put bunny masks on all the characters--and they looked silly and so of coarse I did--but then in cut scenes a character would be saying something really dramatic while their face was covered in a silly mask. Moment that were supposed to be traumatic were instead hilarious.
I feel like next to the themes of life, death, and sacrifice, ♥♥♥ relates to all of them quite well, but Persona doesn't really discuss ♥♥♥ itself and I think I agree that this costume (and some of the other sets of costumes), feel tonally disconnected.
But at the same time, I do feel like that's the point of extra costumes in a game--to provide something tonally different for mild amusement. Just don't have them wear goofy masks in cutscenes, I think.