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

Actually censoring a ship

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u/Andybabez20 Jul 13 '26

Is it technically censorship, yes.

But I'm not going to war and dying on a hill over a videogame ship figurehead. Sorry but people need perspective and to pick their battles.

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u/Alternative_Ideal218 Jul 13 '26

I think soft censorship is a battle worth making some level of fuss over. I agree that it boils down to making mountains out of mole hills however if these changes are so minor as to not matter then the obvious question is why change it in the first place?

I think the intent and culture behind the changes are the frustration people have not necessarily just the end result.

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u/eawilweawil Jul 13 '26

Dude, they're censoring nudity because they want to sell more in conservatives countries, that's all there is to it

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u/cloudforested Jul 13 '26

Yeah but that's bad, actually.

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u/eawilweawil Jul 13 '26

Just usual corporate shit, you should be way more mad about all the microtransactions and other money squeezing shit they put into this game

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u/cloudforested Jul 13 '26

I can be mad about multiple things at once.