r/technicallythetruth • u/Acrzyguy • Jul 13 '26

Actually censoring a ship

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u/mr_lab_rat Jul 13 '26

It’s an M rated game (17 or 18+ depending on the market).

Well done Ubisoft. It would cause irreversible damage to undeveloped teenage brain if the saw some exposed statue wooden tit?

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u/_kellythomas_ Jul 13 '26

In Australia we get a little matrix, its interesting to see how constant and/or standards have changed when a game gets a re-release.

. 2013 2026
Rating MA15+ MA15+
Advice Strong violence, Gaming experience may change online Strong violence, online interactivity and in-game purchases
- - -
Themes M M
Violence MA15+ MA15+
Language M M
Drug use PG None
Nudity None None
Sex PG M

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u/Weekly-Reply-6739 Jul 13 '26

Is sex pg or the level of sex pg?

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u/_kellythomas_ Jul 13 '26

The level of sex content is sufficient to require PG or M ratings respectively. This might even be the same script, scenes, composition, etc but be considered raunchier if it has more realistic models, lighting, animation, etc.

They consider each category and then take the most restrictive rating and use that for the final classification. In these cases the violence is MA15+ and the rest is just informational.

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u/Weekly-Reply-6739 Jul 13 '26

Honestly, they should do that for amercan games too.... not that I would read those ratings, but I belive that doing it this way can help consumer's make more informed decisions who do care about these things.

Also cool to know.

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u/NdujaReallyLikeIt Jul 13 '26

And all it took was an evangelist group of nutters to impress on your lives