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There now we can move on.
I suppose that's right. But still, they aren't what was used in the released game.
You forgot "There's mods anyway" :P
Everything has to be so clean, PG and safe now. Of course shooting people, animals and stealing sacred treasure from native burial sites is fine to exploit for consumer money in the remaster but the 3 pixels of cleavage, no, it's got to go.
She is a child you weirdo.
My guy in any swimming pool on Earth there are children walking around in bikini's. Should we force kids to wear 1940's bathing suits because bikini's are lewd in your eyes? Have you even seen the original game? It barely shows anything. It's not that I desperately want to see 3 pixels of a 16 year old video game character's neckline. There are games for that for actual weirdo's. It's the hysterical pandering and knee jerk overreactions that annoy me.
https://i.imgur.com/7wilFq1.jpeg
Valve opened the floodgates for creeps when they started to allow inappropriate content featuring underaged and sexualized anime characters. The same individuals who criticize games for being too 'woke' are often the ones purchasing this questionable content. There is a need for a documentary that delves into the darker aspects of the Steam community, especially the modding community, which engages significantly in this awkward behavior. Valve provides a platform for these communities, and they have become portals into a darker world. Valve chose profit over the security of this community. Now, we have to deal with these individuals as if they were 'normal' members of the community—but they're not.