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So indeed the moral rights are covered independently of the commercial rights of the Creative Commons free license; that does not call for any contestation especially since the creator can prove in a court of law that the treatment of the work is derogatory and that there is a prejudice (at least of image/reputation). Which is appropriate for a game that now depicts sex scenes with Madame Rose.
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Moral is a widely expanding term, it always grounds on your personal attitude. Everybody has its own and sometimes you find someone with a matching one. If yours is not matching the common one, most try to adapt their moral to not stand out with their one. Only a few are really strong enough to stand when others trial them to think other than them (best thing you can see actually is the "old white man", if you try to defend this group cause it's your conviction you get attacked by them who don't tolerate anybody thinking other as them).
TFP decided not to be connected with one of the most successful AVN in history (or porn generally), so it's their decision. Maybe they personally don't like AVNs or porn or they fear the reaction of the crowd when someone finds out their song was the title of an AVN, DPC as the creator of BaD has to respect this (and he did). But we also have to respect their decision, like DPC said, there should be no "hunt" towards them. If someone likes the music, they should listen to it, if not, he would be glad not to hear the music in the game anymore.
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I meant that in Chapter 2, Sage asks MC to help her find out who Chad is cheating on her with. You have the option of declining.
I've never done that, and am just curious if there is any different text if you chose not to help her.
Like, does Sage say "...thank you MC, you found out even if you said you wouldn't"?
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I am not 100 per cent sure but if you said you would help her, it says you did as you promised, otherwise she says nothing
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It's only a small flag which will slightly change the dialogue in Ep8:
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- May 30, 2020
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The artist who created Madam Rose should send DPC a Cease and Desist
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I've never gotten a scene with her in all my playthrough's so I wouldn't mind
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I'm sorry, but I don't think you will be saved from meeting her.
DPC doesn't create a character and then make it disappear
like Nora, who even though it was only for those who had looked for her on Swyper, even though it was supposed to be a one-night stand anyway, she still appeared again, and above all she also appeared in the end of the chapter to let us know that we will see her again
Madame is like Thanos
- May 29, 2020
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What will be the reaction of DPC every time he enters here with his alt and sees that damaging his business has become a meme
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thats pretty much what i was gonna say lol. i was actually paying DPC a bunch of money to merely share preview pics here, and look how pissy he acted about it. cant really blame this band if they act the same way as himI guess you could say they thought DPC was... "hurting their business?"
Honestly, that blaring intro song always annoyed me, so it's a net gain for me but I can understand that many people here enjoyed it. Copyright is a fickle beast, that is for sure.