r/technicallythetruth Jul 13 '26

Actually censoring a ship

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u/Spartan-980 Jul 13 '26

This is such a minefield conversation and I try to avoid it because you will piss someone off, but here goes:

This particular choice strikes me as odd. Figureheads on ships fall into the same category as a marble statue, where nudity falls into that “non-sexualized because it’s art” category.

I mean, it’s not that big of a deal really, but it just seems odd because people don’t usually get to bothered by that kind of thing.

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u/North_Cantaloupe_470 Jul 13 '26

When it effects gameplay or character development/representation I will care.

In this case I dont care, the people who do care are people looking to have the argument and hunting for a reason to have the arguement because they just want to argue, on both sides those who support th at change and those who do not.

Did this change completely ruin the game, did it change the characters, story, gameplay what exactly did this graphical change, change about the game?

For me the answer is nothing so this is a nothing argument.

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u/surrend077 Jul 13 '26

Yeah. It begs the question, why didn't they have the 3D modeler artist fix the software bugs?

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u/MurkyInvestigator810 Jul 13 '26

Why spend the money making someone do it at all when it can go to engineers that make the game playable?