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Exactly right, as we can all vote with our wallets if it really matters that much, besides it takes all kinds of people to make games, not just the marginalised.
Short recap: In previous post, you asked 2 things:
1. If it affects quality of the game.
2. If it affects "user's experience".
both in anyway at all.
On second post, you think that it doesn't affect the game at all, then you said that Nexus has their policy, and it's their right to do so, and I (as an user) shouldn't be entitled to dictate their "business".
So I kinda sum it up again.
In your both opinions about the quality of the game, and user's experience, they are "Your" opinion. I don't think the same "quality" of the game like you do, should I? I don't have the same user's experience like you do, should I?
Should you dictate how everyone should review or play a game? I don't think that you should, neither should I.
Again, this is a single player experience, may I remind you that?
About Nexus, I never question about what right that they should have or shouldn't have, I question about their hypocrisy. You said that it is not "policing others of how to play their own games", but it's literally what it is. Nexus's policy IS "policing others of how to play their own games", by banning mods that they don't like.
This game, Starfield, is not a first title of Bethesa. Their previous Fallout series and ElderScroll series have been popular for what? Modding community, and who didn't use Nexus site in the past I ask? Almost everybody that played and liked mods.
People has always come to modding for their own experience. Even though, Nexus is not the only site for modding, but it's still popular, people rely on it to enjoy their own experience. Taking their freedom away, and guess what that means? It is "policing others of how to play their own games".
For the last question, I don't know how that is relevant. Do I provide services or not, does that matter? What if I'm just a player and want to enjoy my own game, and I don't want others to stick their nose in my game?
Imagine if it were something else in reverse? Imagine if Starfield didn't have pronoun at character creation, but modders can make that happened, but Nexus ban those mods? What do you think then?
Again, I really don't care whatever or however you play or dress in your own game, nobody should prevent you from having your own fun experience, and of course nobody should do that the same to me or anyone else either.
I'm not dictating anything about how you should enjoy the game. I asked how it affects the game for you, and you haven't once tried to answer that question.
No, it isn't. If they were policing how others play their games, they would have to be doing something like coming to your house and forcefully removing files from your computer, or fining you for doing certain things, or threatening legal action for what's on your computer/the way you play your games. None of this is happening.
What's happening is they've decided they don't want to host bigoted content for people that are bigots.
There are literally zero consequences for you playing with your anti-woke mods - you are free to play with them, you are free to create them or to download them - the only thing Nexus is policing is what content they host on their website. The fact that you feel entitled, and demand for them to host content that satisfies you and your beliefs, is weird.
It matters because you're expecting Nexus to host content they don't want to host, yet you seem unwilling to do the same yourself, either in reality or in a hypothetical situation. You're basically a hypocrite.
I'd think it was pathetic of them but ultimately I wouldn't care at all.
If you asked me personally, it was a no go, it gave me a very bad impression. Once I don't like something, I stop there.
That's silly, absurd and extreme. It didn't have to be like that. Or maybe you knew what I meant, but then you ignored and tried to understand it differently. Do I need to make an example for you to understand? For example,
Imagine if you walk into a very nice restaurant. After you order your food, you sit down, eat and want to enjoy your food, but the owner comes at you, and he wants to make sure "how and what you should eat", and he says that as long as you eat here, you got to follow his policy of how to eat and enjoy the food, he doesn't do that to everybody though, just for some people. If you don't like it, just order to go and go home.
Same case like Nexus here, though Nexus don't even make mods, it's just a place that let modders to showcase their mods to players, so that is even worse.
You are telling me that when one entity is controlling what kind of mods that should be available or not, and me, as a player, wanting to get mods to enjoy my own experience, but that entity prevents me from doing so whenever I am there, especially IF I rely on it. That is not controlling?
Sure, of course, I could just go else where, BUT it does NOT mean that their policy is NOT controlling how players should play WITHIN their jurisdiction. I can not believe that you can't understand this. If you are there, you are being controlled of WHAT content that you could or could not get.
I still didn't quite get what you tried to get at me. I mean, there are tons of players being there just to get free mods. I might be just one of them, but I don't demand anything from modders. It's up to modders if they want to make this or that mod or not, it's just a request. Hosting a content doesn't mean making a content. Nexus don't make mods. Unwilling to do what to myself? I don't get it, and what is hypocrisy there?
Oh OH, so now it's pathetic eh?! but other way is not eh? Oh I see how that is. Got it.
Your analogy is completely inaccurate. Actually, Nexus is the restaurant and they have the right to choose what they'll serve.
lol yea buddy, read my analogy again, it wasn't about "choose what they'll serve". Read it again . Though Nexus is not quite exactly like the restaurant, Nexus don't make mods, or "food", someone else. Nexus is more like a landlord that rent out a location to restaurant owner, if he doesn't own the land. The funny part is that the landlord here wants to dictate what kind of food that the restaurant owner wants to make, and his business from A to Z.
But I didn't make my analogy like that, but it's still appropriately sounded.
Yea, like, why can't everyone get treated equally? Just a fair treatment, it's all everyone should ask. Modders just make their own mods and showcase theirs, and people can choose what they like. Everyone minds their own business. Nexus didn't have to act like a fascist government. This is just a gaming community lol.
Ppppft. Seagulls are way better then stupid pigeons
So if a racist modder makes a mod that removes black people from the game you think that's completely fine, leave it there. Gotcha.
Don't like the mod? Don't install it.
It is weird when things like that are in there but the supposedly "unimportant" thing is so important it gets removed and banned.