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' Incredible ' ... right. In case you haven't noticed, any and I mean any person who has made a game can publish it on steam for actual money. Even if it's a garbage game. Just use the filters and go to the most negative reviewed ones to see how many ' incredible ' developers there are.
A portion of its CORE audience. Don't assume everyone who liked the game liked it for the same reasons you did. Some portion of the CORE audience will be apathetic to the change, others will see it as an improvement. Now it becomes a matter of math, whether the people you gain is greater than the people you lose.
It worked for McDonalds and daytime television....
And this is why difficulty sliders exist.. Granted there are some uncomromising genres but these genres.. well, they aren't very big and they're rather hard to break into .
You do realize 90% opf games fall outside the 'AAA' sphere right?
No but the developers and publishers like to do things like afford rent, eat food, maybe buy nice things for themselves. WHich is why rtheir goal is to generally get as many people buying their game as possible.... well either that or jack up the price on their releases by 3X. Fancy paying $90 for that niche experience?
Since most censorship is handed down by government mandate, yeah not much use there. Ppluse the more extreme your content, the less visibility and the smaller the audience it will have...so again...its a cashflow issue. Publishers want money, Developers need money. Its the reason so many films aim for that PG 13 sweetspot.
Nope. Books have not been such a thing for literally centuries. You've just had the good fortune of not living in a region where your choice of lit was deemed taboo.
STeam doesn't censor anything. That's the developers. And when it is a conscious and voluntaryy act by the creator...its not censorship. Its a revision. Creators revise their works all the time (hell talk to any editor and the hard part is to get writers to stop revising their work).
But CHina does play a role in this. See again. CHina has a lot of people with disposeable income. That's a very large market, that dwarfs even the US. Now if the only thing keeping your game from having access to the market is a choice of words here and few pixels there... well...its again a matter of cash.
SO just remember. Censorship is what is imposed upon the work by parties that are not the creator. Any changes made by the creatior of their own volition are not censorship.
Censorship exists in selling media and art. Get used to it. You're not special because of your ignorance of this fact, nor is video games exempt.
Things have to exist in the real world, and in a marketspace, you HAVE to have compromises.
Sekai Project (famous for its work localizing visual novels, including but not limited to a wide variety of smutty ones) is headquartered in Los Angeles.
JAST USA (which localizes outright pornographic visual novels, and sells both its own work and the work of others in this vein) is headquartered in San Diego.
Your point -- and your apparent allergy to southern California which is actually just a front for your desire to push your own political viewpoint -- is invalid.
People making f%king pRon comments and misreprensation on nudity content idea
https://steamcommunity.com/app/903950/discussions/0/1739980540130356070/
And yeah man , we all hate censorship. I also dont want this to be happened on steam