Can Malise and Machine kind of game sale on Steam?
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- Jun 10, 2017
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do you know the oneone1 group,their games are about 100,000 copies sold on steam each,about 1$ per copy,don't know why they set such a low price...100,000$ is good enough to support live for years in my country.
your image signature is interesting,who is the artist, and is beastiality ok on steam?
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Actually it is now. Their new approach is to not tell people what is wrong to have in a game, unless its illegal.
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1. Thank you!
2. The artist is Tekuho, i just made some small text box changes to them.
3. Since beastiality is illegal, then no. But normal sexual content is allowed.
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Real life Incest is also illegal, but look up any pornsite for not only step-relationship videos, but full on sister/brother/mother fantasy videos. Or Game of Thrones. On that matter, Real life rape is also illegal, but fictional is not. Same applies to drug use, theft, murder.
On the note of bestiality, search any bigger picture site, like hentai foundry, rule34.xxx for fictional bestiality pictures. Or amazon for bestiality books. (Edit: Well going by your signature spoiler you are already well versed about that heh)
Fictional content is so far not the same as real life, but people are of course questioning how far they go, even when its legal.
Companies always reserve a backdoor to avoid things, and if they would even allow Malise and Machine for "consensual sexual activity" reasons is questionable. So all we can do at the moment is wait, until Steam implements the tools they said they needed, for people to filter out things they dont want to see. Then we can see what they really allow onto their platform.
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This still doesn't change the fact that you wont be able to upload incest and beastiality games. They are lowkey taking a page out of Patreons book.
Porn content being on a porn site doesn't proove shit.
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That so called fact is yet to be seen, but as I already said, people are of course sceptical. Me included. Because Steam can just break their word, since its their own platform.
And also, Porn content being on one of the biggest porn websites (Pornhub) does prove something, especially legality of a theme thats illegal in real life (incest), but not in fantasy/roleplay/fiction.
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All the "incest" porn on pornhub is covered by the fact that they write the stuff as "step-mom/brother/sister/father". I can almost promise you that no big-name-porn-company has done one where they will tell you that the story follows family members who are connected by blood.
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Step relationships are still not allowed everywhere in real life. Not only companies have to follow laws, when it would be illegal to show fictional/fantasy incest then there wouldnt be tons of fictional/fantasy incest videos on various, very big websites. Especially with the jurisdiction they are under.
And there arent only step-relationship videos on Pornhub, there are, as already said, direct brother/sister/mother/father videos.
Because everyone realizes its a roleplay, a fantasy. And when its in a game its even more obvious that its not real, one of the main reasons when real incest is forbidden is the gene factor. And that falls completly flat when the characters obviously arent a living entity.
Another thing is, they already said the "illegal" factor is also influenced by the many countries in the world. And there are even states in America that allow real bestiality. That would require a region block not for a whole country (as they already do with violent content for example), it would basically require a region block for the different states, some allow incest, some bestiality.
About Malice and the Machine, from my point of view, when I last played it it definitely had some non-consensual content. Thats the main part that might make it tough for a release on Steam, as said numerous times before, they can just break their word, its their platform and they could censor whatever they want.
And there arent only step-relationship videos on Pornhub, there are, as already said, direct brother/sister/mother/father videos.
Because everyone realizes its a roleplay, a fantasy. And when its in a game its even more obvious that its not real, one of the main reasons when real incest is forbidden is the gene factor. And that falls completly flat when the characters obviously arent a living entity.
Another thing is, they already said the "illegal" factor is also influenced by the many countries in the world. And there are even states in America that allow real bestiality. That would require a region block not for a whole country (as they already do with violent content for example), it would basically require a region block for the different states, some allow incest, some bestiality.
About Malice and the Machine, from my point of view, when I last played it it definitely had some non-consensual content. Thats the main part that might make it tough for a release on Steam, as said numerous times before, they can just break their word, its their platform and they could censor whatever they want.
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Thats a patch (which they somehow declare as DLC) that adds the R-18 content (as in, any sex scenes) to the Steam version of that game. And thats what everyone does so far, they release a porn game that has to have the porn censored on Steam, and then offer a patch somewhere else to add those scenes back in.
A while ago they could advertise the patches on Steam itself, but Steam went against that. Now everyone just finds it through any search engine (or they dont and play a porn game without porn)
So yeah, its legal in Steams point of View, but im wondering why the fuck they sell the patch on DLsite when you would need the Steam version of that game for it to have any use. Thats the fishy part, basically cashing in twice, just so you can see the content the game originally had and was designed around.
"This product requires the Steam version of "Dark Elf" to function properly."
A while ago they could advertise the patches on Steam itself, but Steam went against that. Now everyone just finds it through any search engine (or they dont and play a porn game without porn)
So yeah, its legal in Steams point of View, but im wondering why the fuck they sell the patch on DLsite when you would need the Steam version of that game for it to have any use. Thats the fishy part, basically cashing in twice, just so you can see the content the game originally had and was designed around.
"This product requires the Steam version of "Dark Elf" to function properly."