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Adult Only Sexual Content is "OFF" by default and it is an account setting to turn it on.
https://store.steampowered.com/account/preferences/
If YOU are seeing said content YOU enabled it (opted in).
It is OFF in my preferences and has never been enabled - https://ibb.co/Lp9XPXC
In fact when you do a search you will be told X amount of games are excluded based on YOUR preferences.
Windows key + L or Ctrl-Alt-Delete (Lock or Sign Out) locks your PC so no one can access it BUT If someone is browsing your Steam YOU chose not to lock YOUR PC.
However, that doesn't cover things like fanservice. After all, it's kind of difficult to explain why Steam should put a "T"-rated game into the adult category...
And as of now, they are not trying to drive off publishers by requiring them to put a whole slew of content descriptors into the system.
And we all know that games like to put a "coming of age" theme into it.
There are plenty of releases that aren't rated as adult only, because they're not actually adult only. You have to install a (usually free) adult only DLC to enable the graphic sexual content. It's a loophole I wish Valve would close.
As for the loli/pedophile stuff: report it from the store page. If it actually is said content, it will be removed from the store.
No loophole.You must have the adult only enabled to see the dlc so the game is not adult only. Might as well stick Witcher 3 in adult only your reasoning.
I don't see a reason for that.
Especially in Germany, where a lot of the stuff is just censored out of the shop, this allows the games to remain here. And it's not like you'll accidentally stumble onto the little trick that turns your cute little E-rated game into an A-XXX-STAY-AWAY rated monster.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XriMhngC4xQ
So all boobs are acceptable, regardless of the age of the boobs?
To be extremely clear here, nudity is not the issue. However I've already made that abundantly clear-- you know you can't openly defend pedophile adjacent content so instead you try to make it about boobs instead of underage nudity being depicted.
I've never liked e-stalkers, sorry. I've played several PVP games where people genuinely stalk you on Steam and follow you from server to server. So my account is typically set to private.
Fictional animated characters that are blatantly underage. Pedophilia, as you're apparently ignorant of, means "sexual desire in an adult for a child." and yeah, fapping to depictions of children makes you a pedophile. Sorry mate. I'm really sorry to be the one to break the news to you. It's too bad that you people spend your time fapping to children instead of educating yourself so you understand the meaning of unfortunately common words such as pedophile.
Again, I've never even clicked on the advertisements I get shown. I did not enable anything in my Steam options. The only thing I can think of is I played some game labeled as mature and that opened it up. Something with excessive violence or a bit of casual nudity. There's a difference between nudity in a videogame and videogames that are focused on sexual content though. I think it's pretty nuts that people can't recognize that...
I would genuinely like to know what enabled it on my account. I never go into my settings unless I need to turn something off that's enabled by default. I don't know what else to tell you. The only thing that makes sense in my mind is that I played some kind of mature rated game that is an *actual game* that might have had a bit of nudity in it, and that told Steam that I want to see a bunch of loli anime porn. I've never played a game that's about sex itself. I've never gone into my settings and enabled that. I really don't know what else to say. Some videogames have minor nudity in them, that's a far cry from an entire game that's based around sex and nudity and is basically interactive porn.
Alright, again, for like the tenth time, I did not enable it. That's why I'm writing out these comments. It's really not that tough to wrap your head around. Congratulations, your settings are as they should be? Do you want a cookie?
But yeah, thanks for acknowledging that Steam is so toxic I need to take preventative measures to stop people from viewing it, as if I had porn advertisements open on my PC. Hell, maybe I just want to let other people use my computer, or I don't want to come off as a secretive weirdo that's hiding something on their computer. I shouldn't have to afterall, and it's *strictly* Steam at this point creating the problem.
Anyways, if this crap is enabled for me than it's likely enabled for actual children. Let's say that somehow one day I mistakenly enabled it in my settings. Alright, so any kid can go through and turn Steam into ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥? Do you not see a problem with that, at all? Obviously you don't.
Anyways, you'll all be happy to hear that I received a temporary ban for what I wrote out. I mean hell, why wouldn't Steam actively defend their pedophilia content. They're making money off of it afterall.
Insofar as that's meant to be "child-abuse-adjacent" or somesuch, it seems something would need to cross the line to be crossing-the-line. What do you mean by the phrasing?
Accusing anyone or any company of a federal crime is against the law. And accusing Steam of having pedophilia is literally just that.
OOOF.
Don't be like this.
No one can lie constantly and then run away from the consequences.
This is what I'm talking about.
I'm the criminal, lol. That's how deranged people are these days.
Let's dissect what he just said... "there is barely anything that qualifies as Loli" so you're acknowledging that Loli content is in fact on Steam. You just argue that we should accept it because there's barely any of it? So the quantity of pedophile content is what matters? How much, precisely, is too much pedophile content?
Basically, because the games don't openly advertise as pedophile content it's acceptable? Even though they're drawing what appear to be children, with child like body proportions, child like facial proportions, etc etc etc-- it doesn't matter because they don't label them as such?
This is why I'm walking away from the conversation. In these peoples eyes, I'm the criminal.