Is this game censored version? (not in 18+ porn related, but any kind of censorship/cut content)

[Yoko Taro >= GOD]

After buying a certain Steam version of an anime game which censor so bad to the point where you can't get the good ending (they cut the pre-required events, marriage, which didn't even have 18+ content), I want to know before hand if I am playing a censor version.

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Escrito originalmente por Marusame:

I hate to shill my curator/group butttttttt.... I DO in fact have a curator made specifically to warn buyers of games, ANY game, if it has cut/censored content hopefully before you buy so you can make an honest purchase decision. https://steamcommunity.com/groups/cutcontentpolice

I only post this because it seems very relavent to what the poster would like to avoid buying censored products.

My curator is also why im in these forums atm fyi, was very curious to see if this game had censored content and glad it does not. I do NOT like adding games to my list, its not fun.

Since this look like a very helpful curator/group, I will put it here.

[KaiTenSatsuma]

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Escrito originalmente por Hazzkin:

Criminal girls got "minor censorship" lol, alright pal "weird and discomforting" really? that game panders to a niche audience, why are you upset if it's got themes you're not comfortable with.

and theres still people like yourself complaining about a dead movement like gamergate? wtf...

Yeah you may as well censor all the loli fanservice games cause you want to play them and not get the loli fanservice... like what? Thats a crappy way to go through life, changing stuff to play it and take away the parts you dont like because it was too NICHE for your liking.

I'm pretty sure I never advocated censorship, only that if the developer/producing company decides to do it then tough tits.

You gotta remember that outside of people who are going to buy the game *because they are that niche*, a company depends on reviews and word of mouth to sell a game...what's more valuable to the company? Possibly satisfying the extremely small niche market that exists outside of their regular region, or cutting a bit of the weirder content and accessing a larger niche?

"Dating Sim" is practically a dirty word outside of Japan.

[ss.ewowcow]

Escrito originalmente por KaiTenSatsuma:

Escrito originalmente por Marusame:

Yeah you may as well censor all the loli fanservice games cause you want to play them and not get the loli fanservice... like what? Thats a crappy way to go through life, changing stuff to play it and take away the parts you dont like because it was too NICHE for your liking.

I'm pretty sure I never advocated censorship, only that if the developer/producing company decides to do it then tough tits.

You gotta remember that outside of people who are going to buy the game *because they are that niche*, a company depends on reviews and word of mouth to sell a game...what's more valuable to the company? Possibly satisfying the extremely small niche market that exists outside of their regular region, or cutting a bit of the weirder content and accessing a larger niche?

"Dating Sim" is practically a dirty word outside of Japan.

It's a dirty word to people who dont buy these games, who cares?

and these people arent going to flock to buy the game just cause they remove some content that's "discomforting" especially in a game like criminal girls.

[Yoko Taro >= GOD]

Escrito originalmente por KaiTenSatsuma:

Escrito originalmente por Marusame:

Yeah you may as well censor all the loli fanservice games cause you want to play them and not get the loli fanservice... like what? Thats a crappy way to go through life, changing stuff to play it and take away the parts you dont like because it was too NICHE for your liking.

I'm pretty sure I never advocated censorship, only that if the developer/producing company decides to do it then tough tits.

You gotta remember that outside of people who are going to buy the game *because they are that niche*, a company depends on reviews and word of mouth to sell a game...what's more valuable to the company? Possibly satisfying the extremely small niche market that exists outside of their regular region, or cutting a bit of the weirder content and accessing a larger niche?

"Dating Sim" is practically a dirty word outside of Japan.

If those larger niche is discomforted with those 'content', then I am discomforted with 'censorship'. It offends me.

Not long ago, a friend of my friend is arrested (and deny the right for lawer and outside communication) because he is critizing the government on FB without authorization.
And no media give a ♥♥♥♥ because they are not allow to talk about gov-related news. (unless 'authorized' and 'approved' first.)

It's like you are watching The Walking Dead, but all scene where zombie is 'killed' are deleted from the movie. (Yeah, removing those scene impact nothing to the storyline, so who would care if it mean we can brand it as T rate show?)

[EXA_PICO]

Escrito originalmente por KaiTenSatsuma:

It isn't as if Mugen Souls was a particularly deep game anyways, if someone is bothered about a bit of censoring in a game that uses it for laughs, they need to seriously reconsider their priorities.

The censorship in Mugen Souls is not "used for laughs" it's straight up censorship.

Yes, that game you're paying money for? You need to reconsider your priorities if you have a problem with it being censored. /s

[UnLuckyCat]

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Escrito originalmente por Marusame:

Yeah you may as well censor all the loli fanservice games cause you want to play them and not get the loli fanservice... like what? Thats a crappy way to go through life, changing stuff to play it and take away the parts you dont like because it was too NICHE for your liking.

I'm pretty sure I never advocated censorship, only that if the developer/producing company decides to do it then tough tits.

You gotta remember that outside of people who are going to buy the game *because they are that niche*, a company depends on reviews and word of mouth to sell a game...what's more valuable to the company? Possibly satisfying the extremely small niche market that exists outside of their regular region, or cutting a bit of the weirder content and accessing a larger niche?

"Dating Sim" is practically a dirty word outside of Japan.

I would think articles about "content removed, nothing added in return" would be more damaging than attractive, but I'm not in the niche business of peddling shameless fanservice.

Personally when I hear "Japanese voices removed, scenes unvoiced in English" I'm already put off, but usually put up with it since I understand there's always costs involved, but if it's a conscious effort to intentionally deny customers something they might want, which is the case for Criminal Girls, then I'm not so complacent.

[jlfrye63]

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Escrito originalmente por Hazzkin:

Criminal girls got "minor censorship" lol, alright pal "weird and discomforting" really? that game panders to a niche audience, why are you upset if it's got themes you're not comfortable with.

and theres still people like yourself complaining about a dead movement like gamergate? wtf...

Yeah you may as well censor all the loli fanservice games cause you want to play them and not get the loli fanservice... like what? Thats a crappy way to go through life, changing stuff to play it and take away the parts you dont like because it was too NICHE for your liking.

no loli and shota fanservice allowed i guess so that is a how about no right there. and also youtube did banned atari porn games already jeez. that is why it got controversial.