Are you talking about DnD novels or DnD sourcebooks? DnD sourcebooks definitely do NOT go into graphic descriptions of violence
Perhaps not *as* graphic, but attacking someone with an Axe, for example is, in my mind graphic regardless of description.
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Yeah, my issue isn;t so much that nudity or sex *is* depicted, but more the manner wherein they do it and the emphasis they place on it in this game. As per my previous post, again, I'm a Dutchman and we have different [fewer] sensibilities here.
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Ah, perhaps she's different in that regard. My experiences with camp companions is that every interaction is romantic in nature, or the talks end.
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I honestly avoid most romances, but so far I don't think I've seen genitals outside the character creator. I mean, you can take off your character's underwear, I suppose - but in the cutscenes it's more or less the same as in the Bioware games. The taking off clothes thing... Eh. I don't mind it. I don;t care for it, either.
1 - Oh no doubt, but there's a reason in America, PG-13 can't show things like decapitation and other more gruesome acts of violence. But a kid can watch spider man beat up a villain to a pulp and it's still viewed as socially acceptable, and that's because some societies accept violence while condemns aspect of sexuality.
2 - Oh no doubt, but again, that's no different than how GoW and Mortal Kombat embraces the violence side of the spectrum. The only difference is that violence had a 30+ year head start with Mortal Kombat 1, we're just now getting to unbashful displays of sexuality with BG3.
3 - That's the thing about BG3 (and why it's so high on replayability), the amount of directions each character can take is absolutely staggering, and it's why I try many different avenues in my playthrough.
4 - Well of course if you're going to avoid most romances, you won't see genitals lol. You actually have to commit the romances to see how it's explored. But I do know that both Karlach and Lazel's sex scene have full blown nudity including genital. As stated, they take the bioware displeys of romance to the next level, and is the most committed mainstream video game with this type of display to date.
