Black_Hart: Hey all,

Is it true that the game shows a scene where and Ogre is having s3x with a bear?!

ussnorway: not really no... you can walk in on them which makes her upset and they stop

so yes they were but no they don't keep going in front of you

Black_Hart: Well, I found out there is a scene where the player screws a druid in bear form.

I wonder. Since when bestiality became something normal?

alcaray: It's times like these that I wish GOG had not removed the ability to downrate the agitators.

Black_Hart: Oh, that's a real tragedy that you can't cancel everybody that doesn't go along with your "hippy" worldview :(

alcaray: Always cancel morality police, is my policy.

mathaetaes: Especially the ones whose sole goal is attempt to start an argument on the Internet... the morality baiting is so painfully obvious on this guy, and equally unoriginal.

Like, seriously - do you not have anything better to do than sit around on a web forum and try to argue with a stranger? What's so wrong in your life that you need to try to manufacture a moral high ground on a random internet forum?

It's pathetic, really.

You can sit here and yell into the void all you want, but the end result is always the same: If you don't like something about the game, just don't buy it. Feel free to make sure EVERYONE knows you're protesting this horrible affront to your obviously superior moral compass by not buying the game (because we all know this is just some kind of virtue signaling), then GTFO.

Zaxares: So first of all, it's not really a bear. It's just a druid Wild Shaped into one, and the scene in question only plays if YOU, the player, pick multiple times saying "Yes, I want to do this." It's like if a GTA game gave you the option to kill your own mother, but you have to choose that you want to kill your own mother multiple times. Is it fair to say that the game encourages you to be a mother-killer? Or is it the player's fault for demanding that they be allowed to kill their mother?

Also, on a more philosophical note, it should be pointed out that due to the Speak with Animals spell, animals in D&D are clearly a LOT more intelligent and possessed of individual agency than animals in real life. This is kind of like us discovering that cows and chickens in real life are actually just as smart as we are, it's just that we were never able to talk to them before. It would totally upend the way we interact with and treat animals.