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this girl, iirc she was about to get into the game. they even had all the custom packs ready to buy, but then the porting to steam happens so the problem occur regarding her height and looks that she's too young and it against the rules of steam so it had to postponed. (the dev stated that she's a robot and all character in the game are over 18)

Meanwhile this mf h game with loli protagonist literally selling on Steam with no problems :KEK: View attachment 3174388
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this girl, iirc she was about to get into the game. they even had all the custom packs ready to buy, but then the porting to steam happens so the problem occur regarding her height and looks that she's too young and it against the rules of steam so it had to postponed. (the dev stated that she's a robot and all character in the game are over 18)

Meanwhile this mf h game with loli protagonist literally selling on Steam with no problems :KEK: View attachment 3174388
I was curious so I had a quick look and " " isn't even classified as an adult game on Steam, because there is an external patch that they do not link to on Steam at all.

This isn't so much a case of Steam being inconsistent in their moderation, although they certainly can be, as it is that the developers of that game are explicitly working within Steam's guidelines whilst Helius was (or is) simply trying to violate them.
 

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I was curious so I had a quick look and " " isn't even classified as an adult game on Steam, because there is an external patch that they do not link to on Steam at all.

This isn't so much a case of Steam being inconsistent in their moderation, although they certainly can be, as it is that the developers of that game are explicitly working within Steam's guidelines whilst Helius was (or is) simply trying to violate them.
Seed of the Dead literally containts loli tentacle rape and all sorts of other rape, and they circunvent it by simply adding a 3rd party patch to uncensor, while the steam version is "clean".
Helius is either incompetent or does it on purpose to create aritificial delays with the game development.
 
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this girl, iirc she was about to get into the game. they even had all the custom packs ready to buy, but then the porting to steam happens so the problem occur regarding her height and looks that she's too young and it against the rules of steam so it had to postponed. (the dev stated that she's a robot and all character in the game are over 18)

Meanwhile this mf h game with loli protagonist literally selling on Steam with no problems :KEK: View attachment 3174388
Pretty sure several of Illusion's games also have visibly under-aged girls on their Steam store's display photos, too. There are also extremely tightly walking the line games like Senran Kagura series with in-story minors as majority of the main cast that fall under partial nudity/extreme and frequent ecchi fan service. Probably more but kind of insane
Seed of the Dead literally containts loli tentacle rape and all sorts of other rape, and they circunvent it by simply adding a 3rd party patch to uncensor, while the steam version is "clean".
Helius is either incompetent or does it on purpose to create aritificial delays with the game development.
Wow that is... hardcore insane. Yikes.

I was curious so I had a quick look and " " isn't even classified as an adult game on Steam, because there is an external patch that they do not link to on Steam at all.

This isn't so much a case of Steam being inconsistent in their moderation, although they certainly can be, as it is that the developers of that game are explicitly working within Steam's guidelines whilst Helius was (or is) simply trying to violate them.
Didn't they recently ban someone over suggesting they use a third party patch in Discord and mod started insulting them for the suggestion and then just banned them after the mod got owned? I'm kind of surprised Helius doesn't just go this route. Seems moronic not to rather than having to balance risks or taking risks in general.
 

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Steam is inconsistent with the "problematic" stuff. My guess is that is based on reports they get, if you get reported a lot they may ban or force you to change something that was previously allowed.
Hound is an example here, it was fine for long time as it was but I saw it is missing head now and got some extra tentacles added (that also cause clipping). I doubt there is other reason for this change than steam ordering them to adjust it.
I'm kind of surprised Helius doesn't just go this route. Seems moronic not to rather than having to balance risks or taking risks in general.
That wouldn't work for online mode that harem is and last thing Helius wants is to add offline content.
 

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Steam is inconsistent with the "problematic" stuff. My guess is that is based on reports they get, if you get reported a lot they may ban or force you to change something that was previously allowed.
Hound is an example here, it was fine for long time as it was but I saw it is missing head now and got some extra tentacles added (that also cause clipping). I doubt there is other reason for this change than steam ordering them to adjust it.

That wouldn't work for online mode that harem is and last thing Helius wants is to add offline content.
Sure it would. There are games that use third party uncensor and other patches online plus countless multiplayer games have people with different levels of DLC acquisition. This wouldn't be a problem in the slightest.
 

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Sure it would. There are games that use third party uncensor and other patches online plus countless multiplayer games have people with different levels of DLC acquisition. This wouldn't be a problem in the slightest.
Ok how do you imagine that would work ? What a person that doesn't have the "uncensor" installed would see?
In online games even if someone is using a skin I don't own I can see it because the files are in base game.
Here the content is prohibited by steam which means nothing in game can point to such "uncensor" existing.
 
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As far as I recall, external patching workarounds were against Steam ToS?

But then again, that's the least of Scamlius worries, why bother when you can just buy assets and resell as DLC/season passes? :cool: All the kids will eat it up if it's packed properly ♫
 
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As far as I recall, external patching workarounds were against Steam ToS?

But then again, that's the least of Scamlius worries, why bother when you can just buy assets and resell as DLC/season passes? :cool: All the kids will eat it up if it's packed properly ♫
They changed it so that you cannot link to the external patch on Steam or in the community pages however some devs do still list their game as non-adult and then have patches outside of Steam. Kagura games do this I believe but probably a few others.

Ok how do you imagine that would work ? What a person that doesn't have the "uncensor" installed would see?
In online games even if someone is using a skin I don't own I can see it because the files are in base game.
Here the content is prohibited by steam which means nothing in game can point to such "uncensor" existing.
To be fair that doesn't seem like an insurmountable problem, you could easily split the playerbase based on whether a certain content pack was loaded. Hell you could even just substitute the model/animations for a different character.

Obviously the easiest solution would have been to not make the game online in the first place... but hey ho. It's probably a moot point anyway given that it's simply not worth the grind to actually play this game even if you own it.
 
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VAM is graphically probably the best porn game/tool/thing available right now, it's just a bitch to learn and setup how you want it. Some of the custom made scenes in VAM easily looks much better than the UE5/Unity games on this site, the user experience is just really bad. In my opinion at least.

Makes me appreciate Home Together and Wild Life offering sandboxing modes where you can make your own scenes, but at least in those two games it doesn't take you a college course to understand things like in VAM lol.
VAM is great because it works without VR but with VR it is absolutely the best 3d porn experience you can have atm. the fact that you can replace a character in a premade scene and customise it however you want is fucking amazing. you don't need to rely on artists to make animations, you don't need to comission anyone for it (the sums are absolutely retarded, like $500+ for a commission)
 

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VAM is great because it works without VR but with VR it is absolutely the best 3d porn experience you can have atm. the fact that you can replace a character in a premade scene and customise it however you want is fucking amazing. you don't need to rely on artists to make animations, you don't need to comission anyone for it (the sums are absolutely retarded, like $500+ for a commission)
Does a repack for VAM exist? Also whats up with its thread being 2 years old?
 

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As far as I recall, external patching workarounds were against Steam ToS?

But then again, that's the least of Scamlius worries, why bother when you can just buy assets and resell as DLC/season passes? :cool: All the kids will eat it up if it's packed properly ♫
nothing's against the steam TOS as long as you have someone to "create the patch themselves" then distribute it.
Nobody will go into legal investigations over pixels
 
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