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Defiled in your post sounded more like "Teh game can haz pronz if you downlood it! It's defiled!"
Okay, here I can agree. The game has loads of blood, but it's only in the background and "atrocities" are (almost) never done by the hero himself.
But you do kinda have a point. On the other side, such "atrocities" are in all RPG's, and I hardly remember blood spilling in, let's say, Gothic 3, which also was full of places with a lot of blood (usually caves). Blood during fight, in my opinion, depends on the heroes' innocence and graphical style. Beautiful scenery hardly fits with bloodshed.[quote/]
now your starting to talk some sense, but now as I said, I was wrong.The game it self is not really that flexible, and the engine itself (raw) is not at all like that (fallout did some heavy changes on the engine to make it work). hence why the Elder Scrolls is changing the engine for skyrim.
I also agree the money issue, i cant believe i post that, i did a little google on the engine in the middle of the post so i forgot to delete that part, its quite hard to implement to this game, and as i said adding an Active blood and gore is like adding a first person feature to the game, and so thus it will need alot of money. (some games just have the tools prepared so you can do anything you want as far as the engine allows it.) so nevermind me on that one.
btw i never said i was a game developer. i said that you are not. but i think if you do a little google, you will get your answer. and also the answer as to why am i making such a request anyway. just go and google . . .
I admit that i was wrong on some accounts, I always thought that divinity 2 was made with a huge budget, but after seeing those numbers, i think its a miracle they pulled it off even this much. I really do.
now as to your comment on the fact that some countries bann those kinda games, now let me tell you how it goes, you see there is a list of items that need to be rated one by one, if a game fails to pass a certain number, then a certain country which accepts only a higher rating will refuse the game being in the country. L4D was called a pointless game of bloodshed with no real purpose, hence why some countries did not let it be released. but imagine some games like Dark Messiah, or Witcher, they had 2 versions, an American version with full blood and nudity, and a europian version with all censored. but having 2 version needs a budged Larian could not afford.
as to the character being innocent, i believe this is NOT innocence, this is just being a vegetable. like a mechanical robot, emotionless you walktrough the game doing whatever others told you (which *spolers - mostly is by a evil or super evil characters*) so i wont call that innocence. but i rather discuss this in another thread.
but in the end you should know that "THEY" wanted the blood, but could not implement it for obvious reasons you yourself pointed out. budget being the most important (or even the only main reason).
