TLDR: There was a scene in a prerelease version of the game that depicted a young girl riding on the shoulders of a nude adult woman. Valve interpreted it as sexual, devs say it wasn’t, that the young girl model was a placeholder, and removed the scene entirely from the release build, which still can’t be published on Steam due to their ban policy.
Vale is a market organizer that won’t give you a stall if you’ll sell your product for cheaper elsewhere.
At least they don’t make exclusivity deals or force devs to remove Linux support from their games like Epic Games.
I think it’s because in the UK they start counting (regularly) with the index finger, so the regular binary two would look unnatural in context
In the image he isn’t using his thumb to count, so 2 would be the middle finger.
genocided by who?
The Portuguese. Do you think Brazil is governed by Natives?
Graphene is based on Android, no?
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I picked up House of Legacy on sale and have been having a good time with it. It’s still noticeably unfinished after three years of early access though.
This just seems like it would cause even more body dysphoria than these beauty contests already do. How is this different than just allowing fucking Photoshop? Just creates even more unrealistic body standards
In what fucking way would it be „progressive“?
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