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, pretty much the same plot, a heroine gets captured and experimented on, sometimes to extreme measure, but does lack the gore/violence aspect compared to this game.
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, you beat up women to submission and violate them. Sure it's laced with parody and jokes, but still 'violence'.Both
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are still accessible as well despite having similar theme and degree of degeneracy.EDIT: Actually, is that the case? The fact that you can explicitly kill the heroine through either the bow or other damaging thing is the thing that caused it to be pulled?
Both OL and WL are demos that haven't been updated in a long time. And WL is compliant with Paypal's requirements for its content, so Paypal's would be equivalent to Steam. Most games that use Patreon for Porn, aren't compliant, but aren't big enough for them to get Paypal's attention to this, unless someone reports them for a potential violation.
As for Steam, here is a nice link to explain things:
Likely the reasons why the game was pulled:
#1 = Hate speech, ie speech that promotes hatred, violence or discrimination against groups of people based on ethnicity, religion, gender, age, disability or sexual orientation.
#5 = Content you don't own or have adequate rights to.
#7 = Content that is patently offensive or intended to shock or disgust viewers.
#1 = Torture and rape of a woman because of her profession as a vigilante, could be defined as hate speech.
#5 = A lot of characters look like trademarked characters, like Tifa. Japanese companies often issue takedown notices if someone uses their character without their consent as they don't have fair use laws.
#7 = Torture, rape, humilation, forcing her to pass out, pee herself, etc... are all content that could be defined as offensive or intended to shock viewers.
Could be a combination of the three.
Also can't remember, but did they properly label the game as Mature content? That would do it too.
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Likely the reasons why the game was pulled:
#1 = Hate speech, ie speech that promotes hatred, violence or discrimination against groups of people based on ethnicity, religion, gender, age, disability or sexual orientation.
#5 = Content you don't own or have adequate rights to.
#7 = Content that is patently offensive or intended to shock or disgust viewers.
#1 = Torture and rape of a woman because of her profession as a vigilante, could be defined as hate speech.
#5 = A lot of characters look like trademarked characters, like Tifa. Japanese companies often issue takedown notices if someone uses their character without their consent as they don't have fair use laws.
#7 = Torture, rape, humilation, forcing her to pass out, pee herself, etc... are all content that could be defined as offensive or intended to shock viewers.
Could be a combination of the three.
Also can't remember, but did they properly label the game as Mature content? That would do it too.
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Death of asphyxiation from your giant dong blocking her wind pipe does sound a likely reason
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where? i have seen several of you say that... the links in this chat.. and other sources are all "invalid links" so... where? please?
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The only rule this violated, as with any other banned game from steam is having fallen on the queue of one of the moralfag content moderators.
It's practically a russian roulette if the game is gonna get banned or not, moderation is inconsistend as fuck. You'll have "My Bullied Girlfriend" and her gigantic bazongas banned because somehow "exploitation of children" meanwhile Life is Strange 2 gets away with actual underage romance / implied sex scene.
It's practically a russian roulette if the game is gonna get banned or not, moderation is inconsistend as fuck. You'll have "My Bullied Girlfriend" and her gigantic bazongas banned because somehow "exploitation of children" meanwhile Life is Strange 2 gets away with actual underage romance / implied sex scene.
Or it violates multiple rules that any reasonable person would say is objectionable content. I'm all for the game, but I don't think Steam is a great distributor for that. Itch.io or BMT Micro would be significantly better for that, but doesn't have the reach of Steam.
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And this is there shouldn't be such a vague word as 'objectionable' or 'offensive' in ANY guideline/rule. Any of our guess could be right, and at the same, all could be wrong, as what someone consider objectionable varies, despite the use of 'patently',
As Znel has not made any announcement about it, there's really no use in arguing about gray areas.
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.As Znel has not made any announcement about it, there's really no use in arguing about gray areas.
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too btw.
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Can't really understand this stance, I mean Steam is here to sell games, not establish morals rules out of their a$$ about b**bs or schl*ngs
It's either legit, then they sell it, or not, then they don't
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I'm agree, nontheless I guess they're just keeping their business safe, trying not to put themselves into potential legal issues which could meke them lose a LOT of money.
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Its on Itch, but its not the latest version. Current version on Itch is V39, which is like half a year old at this point.
I meant that they distribute the same version available on Patreon, on Itch/BMT Micro. And as the version on Itch is STILL asking for $20 USD to play the old build, its basically highway robbery.
They may not be trying to establish morals, but if they want to continue doing business with things like MasterCard, Visa, Paypal, and such, they have to tow the line to maintain such relationships. If suddenly one of those pulled their usage from Steam, that could cost Steam hundreds of millions of dollars, in just a few weeks.
Usually things like this aren't simple issues. There is usually multiple components to why they might refuse a title.
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So let me get this straight: if you walk into a dealership, they offer you a 2001 model car at a set price, and they clearly inform you that newer models are available elsewhere, but you still choose to buy the 2001 model—are they “robbing” you? No, that’s called making an informed purchase.
Now let’s consider this situation: on Itch, you’re paying for access to the game including future updates, as the game progresses. The game isn’t complete yet, and Itch users will eventually get the latest versions as promised. So where exactly is the “robbery”? You’re paying for what’s being offered, and you’re being told what you’re getting.
Being mad that the latest version isn’t available just yet doesn’t make it robbery; it just makes you impatient.
I am dealing with a lot right now, and I don't care to explain to a troll how wrong that entire statement is. So someone else tell them how stupid they are being right now.
Shouldn't even be on pateron really. But yeah, selling a version 3 versions behind on another site is crappy.
well ‘was‘ in there. I got slapped with a ban for being in this form. Which is a lame misunderstanding since I come to this website for captain hardcore and just fish in the form since it’s diffrent conversations in the discord. Got in trouble for read in and posting - seems like misunderstold bans is the theme this month
I’ll just buy it a second time ♂
scratch that, I stand corrected. Content is indeed behind on itch.io, but only because they are dev builds and not ready for release.
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