Nintendo made potato-chan a midget [Xenoblade X censorship]

[outlawauron]

Goodnightmoon said:

outlawauron said:

That's exactly how it works. It there's consequences for altering a game to a publishers wants, then there's no deterrent from them doing it. While the slippery slope is a fallacy, it happens in real life and we have very good examples of it happening in the games industry.

Also, you're agreeing with someone who thinks any female who wears a swimsuit is a giant slut. Just FYI.

What a way to discredit my opinion, by saying a lie, I have never said that. I said that the main character on Fatal Frame looks like a slut in the sexy clothes of the japanese version, but is all because of context, a female with almost erotic underwear on a mountain infected with ghosts in the middle of the night in a game with a very dark story is meant to look like a slut, because is completely out of context and the only purpose is to fap with it. And I'm not necessarily against that tbh, but in that comment I was pointing that it was not a big deal to lose that sexy outfit.

In this case, however, I´m against it, because this girl is (and looks like) a 13 years old girl and I feel is disgusting , so I think they should remove it. It is not confirmed anyways but I hope they do.

Not a lie. I quoted your own post when you did it. You said that outfit was dressing like a giant slut. I won't continue this convo as we'll just go in circles and nothing can be gained from it.

Conegamer said:

I honestly don't know how anyone can complain. It's a 15, but really 13, year old girl for God's sake. If you are really that bothered about this...I dunno what to say. Are you really not going to buy the game because of commonsense? This is no way censorship. Sorry, guys.

She looks scarier I guess :-p

This doesn't effect my interest at all in the game, but it absolutely is censorship. They're altering the game because they don't want backlash or poor press. Nintendo as a whole hold no high moral ground as they paid for this product to be made in the first place. Calling it localization is completely dishonest.