My logic is irrefutably sound. Kids are tech savvy, see everything, and emulate the behaviors they see. What planet do you live on?
Real one. Adult stuff existed long before BG3. Never saw your dad's adult magazines? Never saw the Alien rip our someone's face on tv? Never took a sneak peak inside a sex-shop? Come on, children are exposed to a lot of things, there is no stopping it, as a parent your job is to explain things, not cover their eyes.
Not played BG1 and 2? I don't recall such a backlash from ANY D&D title before, and if so, not like this. On a number of fronts actually. Larian clearly doesn't have the pulse of the community.
A lot of games got backlash from showing adult stuff. Remember Mass Effect? Hell, I don't live in the US and still heard the Fox News... news. What difference does the brand make? D&D was shunned as a satanic cult 40 or so years back, talk about backlash.
This forum has few posters and for every complaint here you can be assured there are proportional number of like minded players in the community.
There are millions of fans do the math.
Eh, wouldn't really bet my money on that. We clearly won't settle this one, but the only people following games on forums are the ones who who have strong feeling about them - usually negative ones. The vast majority of people don't care enough.
Finally this isn't about me. I work with autistic kids (of all kinds). Even the non-verbal intellectual disability kids are surprisingly intuitive.
Ok, as a mother to an autistic kid this struck a nerve. "Think of the children" is not an argument. Period.
Sven aired his crap publicly. Things that should have stayed locked behind choice walls. Hell I didn't want to see such childish nonsense.
He gave fans what they wanted. Funny how democracy works.
