I don't see sexual objectification as a bad thing, "oh man shes hot!" people would scream objectification!! how dare you!! you're reducing her to nothing more than a sex object!!.

It's silly, it really is. 

If you think someones hot they're hot, simple as.

Let's be fair. All of the characters sucked in terms of appearance. Only 3 looks didn't give much. Still, they got clothing right. I trust Nintendo to advance in terms of diversity in their future games.

Like I said before, if XCX was really concerned about matching a player's real world proportions, there wouldn't only be sliders for height and bust. Unless we are to assume that players of these games are all of the same singular lean, athletic, swimsuit-model's body type, where literally the only difference of physique between us came from how tall we were and how chesty our women are, there's no reason to believe that most people got anything out of that slider when it come to being represented.

If you're a girl with a D cup bust who weighs 180 lbs, I don't understand how having your avatar match your bust size will make you feel any more connected when proportionatly you'd still look completely different. If you're a 5ft A cup with very wide hips, having your avatar be just as short has the body type of a petite young teen isn't going to feel more like you just because you're both relatably flat chested. It's like having a bicep size slider for the male avatar and literally nothing else. In isolation, it's incredebly stupid.

That's what this breast slider is, only it's very clearly done just for oggling. Is that bad? Probably not. Does it need to be in the game in lue of the extremely limited creation options? Definitely not. They took out an unessecary feature that makes the game look creepy with in and barely effects the game at all with out it. It would have obviously been better to add many more sliders addressing these limitaions than to subtract the one, but that was never going to happen, was it?

You say this things as if they actually matter. Xenoblade Chronicles X has those things in it. Nintendo of America has chosen to edit the actual product for no law or obligation to the region.

The argument that censorship is fine because I find the feature to be creepy or for sub-humans is so tired and full of fallacy.

Yup, thiiiiiiiiiis is stupiid! I can understand changing that one girl character because she's 13, but taking out the bust slider? Really?

Sure, it was likely going to be used by guys to make a girl with the largest bust size possible, but what about actual girls who want the avatar to match themselves as closely as possible? Girls do have small or big breasts. There's not all that much lewd about the bust slider... Well, unless you want it to be.

I don't. Not at all. They literally have one example of what I'd consider to be acceptable diversity in customization, and that was Miis released like 10 years ago. That's embarassing when it is literally such an easy thing to fix. It doesn't take much. It just takes a real effort. Skin tones are not a real effort, and even that is an issue with half of their games. You know how many skin tones are in Fates? That's a joke question. The answer's one, which is fucking offensive in a game where other characters can look like this:

I disagree, greatly.

The smallest and largest ends of the slider are all "normal sizes" nothing outlandish, so how is "only for oggling"? why does it have to be directly tied to a sexuality? what if you're a 10 year old kid playing it and you want to at least be a little like your real world self, i.e. short and flat chested?

Removing the slider doesnt just stop people from making them bigger, it stops people from making them smaller, implying that breast size sliders that don't go to extremes is "just for oggling" is taking conservative mummying to the extreme.

Are you implying then, that the only reason I would rather the US version didn't remove the slider is because I want to oggle a game characters normal sized bust?

Ah, I see.  Only the options that represent you are meaningful.

I don't even know man. For me I just use whatever I find and go with it.

I can only be a Chinese Jew that's tan? Sure, I don't mind.

I'm white, but in a game there's only black people? Ok, I'm cool with it.

It can be anything for me and I really won't see the need to be dissatisfied with it. Of course, people can disagree. 

Usually, I'm not picky with my games. I've always had more modest-like PC's and gaming whatnot over the years, so I really don't feel the need to complain about a game. I just like it or not. 

You couldn't be more wrong. That's the difference between being wise and saying things best left unsaid. Also, I'm quite sure that there's a good portion of women that wish there was "skill level in bed" slider for adjusting their husbands/boyfriends level of skill but they sure as hell won't say it. It's silly that nintendo thinks people in america aren't mature enough to be able to handle a bust slider in a game. There's already been several articles about different instances where nintendo has censored their games recently. Perhaps they're trying to conform more towards to that family friendly image.