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Roscaria Jul 11, 2015 @ 5:12am
When Did Steam Start Allowing Full Frontal Nudity Mods?
As above. Not happy about full forntal nudity being allowed in Steam mods as my younger family members occasionally use my computer.
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Roscaria Jul 11, 2015 @ 5:20am 
I'm surprised they do not include a report button on the mods, the way they do on the discussion posts.
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Start_Running Jul 11, 2015 @ 5:22am 
Originally posted by Roscaria:
I'm surprised they do not include a report button on the mods, the way they do on the discussion posts.

Actually trhere is a report button on workshoop items/mods.
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Roscaria Jul 11, 2015 @ 5:28am 
It states I have to be signed in or create an acoount to use it. I am already signed in to Steam. Presumably I have to actually enter the Workshop via the mods name and not just from Googling it while I have a game open.
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Start_Running Jul 11, 2015 @ 5:33am 
If the Mod was downloaded from Steam it is not the Base Game's workshop page. You can key in the Modname there. If the Mod was not acquired from Stema then well... there's nothing SValve can do about it. There are many, many other mod sites out there and those mods can work just as well as any workshop moid.
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Roscaria Jul 11, 2015 @ 5:34am 
Reported mod. Thanks for the advice.
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Two Gun Bob Jul 19, 2015 @ 1:12am 
Maybe manage your computer better? They would have to be enabled on your game, right? Or are you saying there are games with such mods that change what other players see?
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RADKILLA[420] Jul 19, 2015 @ 11:52am 
look how ez it is for kids to buy M rated games on steam.type in a fake age and your approved!at least in game stores or game and movie rental stores youd have someone asking for i.d or atleast with a parents consent .nothing on steam stopping kids from attaining these games. blame the parents i guess. and the mod thing with full fruntal nudity. dont let them (your kids)play those games.
Last edited by RADKILLA[420]; Jul 19, 2015 @ 11:53am
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Start_Running Jul 19, 2015 @ 11:56am 
Originally posted by RADKILLA420:
look how ez it is for kids to buy M rated games on steam.type in a fake age and your approved!at least in game stores or game and movie rental stores youd have someone asking for i.d or atleast with a parents consent .nothing on steam stopping kids from attaining these games. blame the parents i guess. and the mod thing with full fruntal nudity. dont let them (your kids)play those games.

Fake ID's are a thing regretfully. You can't prevent kids from getting into stuff they're not supposed to. Any kid that wants to.. will find a way and usually quite easily. If a parent wants absolute control. Then don't give your kid their own account.. Make sure that to log into Steam they need to come to you and ask you to log in for them. You create the account, you set the contact and confirmation email to your address. etc.
Last edited by Start_Running; Jul 19, 2015 @ 11:58am
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