- May 27, 2018
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- Jan 24, 2018
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It reeeally annoys you that you have to do that one extra click huh
This game's plot involves MC wondering if his parents are actually dead. Arguably there's no game without them being dead.
- Oct 19, 2022
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As a proponent of yes all, I hate extra "choice" clicks. Will I quit a game for it, no. Will it affect my overall enjoyment of the story, no. Would it impact my rating if I bothered to do those things, no.
Does my internal monologue heave a giant overly dramatic long-suffering sigh everytime I have to click one, yes, yes it does.
- Aug 18, 2023
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Most often disclaimers of all types are there to protect from lawsuits.
- Jun 20, 2022
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Yes, disclaimers are there to protect.
Yes, the requirement to have the player click yes or no is important because THEN it's on the player, NOT the dev, if someone underage does play, because there is no way to argue they didn't realize it was going to have adult material.*
If there's no button to press, it can be argued (stupidly) that the player "missed" the notice.
Is any of this ever likely to come into play? Probably not, but that's why 95% (if not all) of the games have it.
*Unless of course the player can prove they can't read, but then you have other issues in play.
Yes, the requirement to have the player click yes or no is important because THEN it's on the player, NOT the dev, if someone underage does play, because there is no way to argue they didn't realize it was going to have adult material.*
If there's no button to press, it can be argued (stupidly) that the player "missed" the notice.
Is any of this ever likely to come into play? Probably not, but that's why 95% (if not all) of the games have it.
*Unless of course the player can prove they can't read, but then you have other issues in play.