Ru5ty99

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Seems interesting, looks like we are getting human/humanoid shields in the next version then. Considering one of the other previews for the next version showed a full 2d battlefield (possibly separated into lanes), it seems like combat is going to gain quite a few extra mechanics next version. I wonder if the different humanoids also provide different effects when used as shields?
yeah its gonna be interesting to see how they develop this game with your logic if you have a Nun on a shield they might provide health regeneration mid combat
 

flannan

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Like I said, from a technical standpoint small furry and dwarves can't be cut away completely, but they all have been tweaked to have tits size variations starting with "mediocre" (size 2 out of 4). No small-flat sizes available for steam out of the box build. Visually it's a small figure, but with a moderate tits size. I can't see how this is a problem for steam.

I'm very bad at guessing but I'm assuming steam is just like patreon and can monitor the net to see there's non-censored version of the game available with loli content and flat-chested girls. This would explain the ban at least.

Of course, there's games like Milky Quest 2 which is about the rape, loli figures. No pregnancy, though. Maybe that's the red flag for steam these days but I doubt it.
Let me just say that Mad Island is on Steam. With pretty much the same conditions as on F95. Rape, pregnancy, cannibalism, and every other bad thing invented by humanity. With loli available in a well-known DLC.
 

Krongorka

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Let me just say that Mad Island is on Steam. With pretty much the same conditions as on F95. Rape, pregnancy, cannibalism, and every other bad thing invented by humanity. With loli available in a well-known DLC.
Yep, and like I said - I see no issues with a preview build content I know about. And yet we still lost a whole month because there's some dingus who reviewed that build and banned it.
Just a bad luck.
 

Magister Masquerade

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Yeah, we know such ero games were allowed on steam. And I'm also aware what kind of content is expected for steam version of MBM. And yet - nope, that build was banned.
I agree with what Stil996 said in his last post, though. It's a shame we already lost a whole month on this process. The review build I knew about was ready on may 10th.
In fairness, we don't know the actual context. There have also been prior cases of foreign devs simply not getting the hint on Steam and accidentally screwing themselves, especially indie devs.

From what I've read, there's just a lot of random speculation. There are a ton of ero games on Steam that are functionally gutted without the ero patch. The community and devs both know player expect to get the patch... so even doing something like just copying elves or something and replacing the dwarf models with them would work as long as it's uncensored via patch.

IMO the speculation is too off the rails and the 'problems' far too dramatic. It's far, far more likely the devs just aren't understanding how ero games need to work on Steam and are making life harder for themselves unnecessarily. Overall, Black Market would easily be one of the tamest games currently on Steam.

The brutal family rape game didn't even get removed until tons of media dogpiled on it and even then Steam is slow. It's just hard to believe there is anything inherently wrong and/or unfixable with the game.

If we lost the month and if it really was banned, it's probably 1000% the devs' own fault/mistake.
 

flannan

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In fairness, we don't know the actual context. There have also been prior cases of foreign devs simply not getting the hint on Steam and accidentally screwing themselves, especially indie devs.

From what I've read, there's just a lot of random speculation. There are a ton of ero games on Steam that are functionally gutted without the ero patch. The community and devs both know player expect to get the patch... so even doing something like just copying elves or something and replacing the dwarf models with them would work as long as it's uncensored via patch.

IMO the speculation is too off the rails and the 'problems' far too dramatic. It's far, far more likely the devs just aren't understanding how ero games need to work on Steam and are making life harder for themselves unnecessarily. Overall, Black Market would easily be one of the tamest games currently on Steam.

The brutal family rape game didn't even get removed until tons of media dogpiled on it and even then Steam is slow. It's just hard to believe there is anything inherently wrong and/or unfixable with the game.

If we lost the month and if it really was banned, it's probably 1000% the devs' own fault/mistake.
If people have a hard time understanding Steam's requirements, it is totally Steam's fault for not communicating well enough. Same for any other kind of communication - you can't just blame it on the others. If one person misunderstands you, this might be their fault, but if it happens regularly - you need to communicate more clearly.
 
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