The caveat is the International version will only be made available in English (thanks, TSA). Because the company had to comply with the law, two versions of the game were developed in tangent.
The reason two versions will be released is due to a law banning the use of Swastikas or other Nazi symbolism in Germany. They may be art, they may be erotica, they may be educational.Two versions of Wolfenstein: Youngblood and Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot will be released in Germany: one with and one without Nazi symbolism.īethesda will release both a censored and uncensored version of Wolfenstein: Youngblood and Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot.Īccording to an official notice on the German Bethesda forums, skus with and without Nazi symbols will be available in the country. I don't see these things as being pornography. Pictures of naked adults having consensual sex not involving violence? Can't see the problem provided the viewer is over the age of about 13. Pictures of naked adults? Can't see the problem. At the very least, if such things are depicted, it should be in a socially responsible context. Personally if I wanted to draw a line - and I'm not that clear on where I stand on this myself - it would be in the explicit depiction of rape, bestiality, child abuse or incest, going back to the original idea of the depiction of illicit sex. You can argue that because performers in pornographic videos get paid, they are engaged in something which falls under the heading of prostitution - paid for sex. Nowadays the usage of the word gets extended to depictions of simulated or licit sex. It's clear, though, that depictions of illicit or socially disapproved of sex were included.
writings or drawings about prostitutes, though this extends to some other forms of illicit sex. The derivation of the word (no, I'm not a prescriptivist) is from porneia + graphein, i.e. It's 2018 and increasingly difficult to understand what is meant by "pornography".
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