I wouldn’t say Google’s Safesearch option is the best form of parental controls. A quick Google search brings up a bunch of alternatives that may or may not work better, I haven’t tested them and I have no reason to. If, however, I was a concerned parent, my first instinct would be to do my research on those and…
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Such a succinct reply, you tackled my point head on, and I concede the argument to you good sir. Truly, you’ve convinced me.
No, I’m saying if parents don’t set up their parental controls, they have nobody to blame but themselves when their kids see Overwatch porn.
I don’t think that’s really anybody’s fault except the parents, is it?
There are a lot of reasons that could happen, I have a feeling this comment wasn’t one of them. Just an inkling.
Maybe read a review? Jim Sterling did a pretty good one. If you prefer, Kotaku wrote one as well.
No problem, I haven’t gotten around to trying it myself so apologies if it’s low quality or doesn’t work.
Obviously not the entire game, just the part where you were definitely a dude.
I always felt it was more like a retcon of the first game restricting you to a male character, which is why nobody in Saints Row 2 ever really did anything but poke fun at it.
This please.
Note it’s ‘censorship’ not just censorship.
It seems kind of disgusting, unless there’s a practical reason to do something like that...
Fair enough, different strokes for different folks! :)
Right, sorry.
Fortunately it doesn’t cost $60...
I didn’t dismiss your comment, I asked for clarification, and then gave my opinion based on what I thought you were talking about.
You mean the random people walking around as silhouettes until you get closer? I’m pretty certain that’s a stylistic choice, not a technical thing.
It all sounds very interesting conceptually, but I’m going to be a little cynical and say I’ll believe it when I see it. A few too many fancy MMO buzzwords for my liking, and from an indie developer with no prior experience at that rate.