Why is there so much anime in the points shop?

[✟Liberty Prime✟]

So recently I decided to browse the Steam points shop and discover what type of garbage they are offering in exchange for the fictional Steam point currency and what I noticed was an overwhelming amount of anime and images insinuating to sexual acts. What I envisioned was smut of the highest order, harlots with cat ears nuzzling up against one another, busty animated women in scantily clad clothing and a pink freak waving its tongue about. These blatantly sexual images are a large portion of the Steam shop and are frequently seen on the top rows of the animated avatars and backgrounds section. I'm a bit baffled here, Steam TOS explicitly states that pornography or inappropriate content is prohibited, yet despite this I see an abundance of what I consider to be animated hentai. Do you consider yourself exempt from your own rules Steam, are you above law and order? Here's a tip Steam, how about you stop filling up your platform with unhinged whorres holding seductive poses and divert your attention elsewhere. Fill up your shop with Knights, Vikings or at least anything that doesn't appeal to the average sex starved weeb. Sincerely, a concerned customer.

[✟DEUS✟ Quercus]

Neo の投稿を引用：

OP, your incorrect use of the word "envisioned" was a tad amusing given it's context. Considering it means to picture in ones mind or imagine something (usually something positive).

Also, what is with this recent wave of stick-in-the-mud anti anime posters?

The definition of envision is relatively broad and bears a dual meaning. In this scenario, the poster utilised the word in an attempt to convey that he was visualising fetid garbage. As per the words definition it was used appropriately. Furthermore, the surge of anti anime agenda is relatively reasonable, as anime has been scientifically proven to corrupt and fracture the mind.

[Bealla Donna]

✟DEUS✟ Quercus の投稿を引用：

Neo の投稿を引用：

OP, your incorrect use of the word "envisioned" was a tad amusing given it's context. Considering it means to picture in ones mind or imagine something (usually something positive).

Also, what is with this recent wave of stick-in-the-mud anti anime posters?

The definition of envision is relatively broad and bears a dual meaning. In this scenario, the poster utilised the word in an attempt to convey that he was visualising fetid garbage. As per the words definition it was used appropriately. Furthermore, the surge of anti anime agenda is relatively reasonable, as anime has been scientifically proven to corrupt and fracture the mind.

This very much reads like a parody post, but I'm not completely sure.

[✟DEUS✟ Beast]

Doomerang の投稿を引用：

✟Liberty Prime✟ の投稿を引用：

So recently I decided to browse the Steam points shop and discover what type of garbage they are offering in exchange for the fictional Steam point currency and what I noticed was an overwhelming amount of anime and images insinuating to sexual acts. What I envisioned was smut of the highest order, harlots with cat ears nuzzling up against one another, busty animated women in scantily clad clothing and a pink freak waving its tongue about. These blatantly sexual images are a large portion of the Steam shop and are frequently seen on the top rows of the animated avatars and backgrounds section. I'm a bit baffled here, Steam TOS explicitly states that pornography or inappropriate content is prohibited, yet despite this I see an abundance of what I consider to be animated hentai. Do you consider yourself exempt from your own rules Steam, are you above law and order? Here's a tip Steam, how about you stop filling up your platform with unhinged whorres holding seductive poses and divert your attention elsewhere. Fill up your shop with Knights, Vikings or at least anything that doesn't appeal to the average sex starved weeb. Sincerely, a concerned customer.

Go whack off to your triple x Last of us 2 scene and dragging pre teens to kink fests. Or if you are one of those asexuals go watch super hero movie 10,051. See? I can blanket statement too.

Just leave anime alone, stay in your lane. Oh and btw *liberty prime.* America is falling to what you hate so much.

Pick up the gospel mate and stop tainting your mind with children's cartoons. I understand that a large proportion of your life has been dedicated to them, a portion that you will never recover mind you, but that is irrelevant. Better yourself and most significantly seek a genuine hobby, instead of watching animated children frolic about, half naked on your screen.

[brazlamartini]

I concur, the Steam points shop is filled to the brim with utter degeneracy. Not a day goes by where I am not greeted with harridans and strumpets giving me sultry gazes, or exposing their cleavage in an attempt to beguile me. As a parent, I have prohibited my children from accessing Steam unsupervised, as I do not wish for them to stumble onto Steams darker, more sexual side and have them become porn addicts.

[Neo]

✟DEUS✟ Quercus の投稿を引用：

Neo の投稿を引用：

OP, your incorrect use of the word "envisioned" was a tad amusing given it's context. Considering it means to picture in ones mind or imagine something (usually something positive).

Also, what is with this recent wave of stick-in-the-mud anti anime posters?

The definition of envision is relatively broad and bears a dual meaning. In this scenario, the poster utilised the word in an attempt to convey that he was visualising fetid garbage. As per the words definition it was used appropriately. Furthermore, the surge of anti anime agenda is relatively reasonable, as anime has been scientifically proven to corrupt and fracture the mind.

Except he clearly stated he browsed the points shop and then incorrectly used the wrong word to describe his experience. If he had envisioned items in the point shop, he would of imagined the contents of the point shop before looking then confirmed or denied his expectations later.

Not to mention you're also wrong about the definition having duel meanings, it's very specific in it's meaning, to imagine or expect that something is a likely or desirable possibility in the future. Even in the incorrect context that you try to build in OP's defence, it still doesn't make any sense.

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Bealla Donna の投稿を引用：

Because alot of gamers are also anime fans, just ignore it.

Can't ignore it when it's shoved in peoples faces as soon as they open the point shop.

[Bealla Donna]

For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge の投稿を引用：

Bealla Donna の投稿を引用：

Because alot of gamers are also anime fans, just ignore it.

Can't ignore it when it's shoved in peoples faces as soon as they open the point shop.

There's something called scrolling...

[✟DEUS✟ Beast]

Neo の投稿を引用：

✟DEUS✟ Quercus の投稿を引用：

The definition of envision is relatively broad and bears a dual meaning. In this scenario, the poster utilised the word in an attempt to convey that he was visualising fetid garbage. As per the words definition it was used appropriately. Furthermore, the surge of anti anime agenda is relatively reasonable, as anime has been scientifically proven to corrupt and fracture the mind.

Except he clearly stated he browsed the points shop and then incorrectly used the wrong word to describe his experience. If he had envisioned items in the point shop, he would of imagined the contents of the point shop before looking then confirmed or denied his expectations later.

Not to mention you're also wrong about the definition having duel meanings, it's very specific in it's meaning, to imagine or expect that something is a likely or desirable possibility in the future. Even in the incorrect context that you try to build in OP's defence, it still doesn't make any sense.

Yeah nah, that's wrong mate. Learn how to be properly formulate sentences like Liberty Prime and then you'll be able to criticise him. In the meantime, he's IMMUNE FROM YOUR CRITICISM. HAHAHAHA, DO YOU HEAR THAT WOOD ELF, HE'S IMMUNE!

[dorkenstein]

I realize that it makes some people feel uncomfortable, but 2D waifus are not only better but they are inevitable

[✟DEUS✟ Gunnulf]

Bealla Donna の投稿を引用：

For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge の投稿を引用：

Can't ignore it when it's shoved in peoples faces as soon as they open the point shop.

There's something called scrolling...

Hypothetically speaking, if someone flooded your Google page, or social media with child pornography, or images of beastiality, would you complain about it, or would you instead resort back to your initial mentality and keep scrolling? Furthermore and remember, this is only a hypothetical, if a naked man on methamphetamine began shoving his genitalia in your face and demanding that you perform illicit sexual acts with him, would you politely deny his altruistic requests and move on, or would you instead cause an uproar?

[✟Seaside Marauder✟]

ZBS の投稿を引用：

I realize that it makes some people feel uncomfortable, but 2D waifus are not only better but they are inevitable

Good luck attempting to pass your genes onto a 2D girl.

[dorkenstein]

✟Seaside Marauder✟ の投稿を引用：

ZBS の投稿を引用：

I realize that it makes some people feel uncomfortable, but 2D waifus are not only better but they are inevitable

Good luck attempting to pass your genes onto a 2D girl.

Just need animation software to do that

[✟DEUS✟ Quercus]

ZBS の投稿を引用：

✟Seaside Marauder✟ の投稿を引用：

Good luck attempting to pass your genes onto a 2D girl.

Just need animation software to do that

Are you genuinely suggesting that animation software will enable you to reproduce with a fictional female? I think you may be suffering from immense amounts of delusion.

[dorkenstein]

✟DEUS✟ Quercus の投稿を引用：

ZBS の投稿を引用：

Just need animation software to do that

Are you genuinely suggesting that animation software will enable you to reproduce with a fictional female? I think you may be suffering from immense amounts of delusion.

Genetics are just lines of code IRL

[✟MrChicken✟]

ZBS の投稿を引用：

✟DEUS✟ Quercus の投稿を引用：

Are you genuinely suggesting that animation software will enable you to reproduce with a fictional female? I think you may be suffering from immense amounts of delusion.

Genetics are just lines of code IRL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUAL7CAhlyY you in real life