that's the price you pay if you play games that also ported to consoles.
ether keep making them rich by playing console port games or refuse or support it in the end it's the customer that is the end consumer.

Well, as I clearly explained it hasn't a thing to do with the rating outside of possibly a rushed product they shoved out the door and chopped later to avoid strikes.

What the consoles might do is demand additional censorship. Another thing many seem to not know, either. Sony, Microsoft and Ninty all can have additional censorship demands they have made on top of ESRB restrictions. Now that's another issue involved sometimes.

This has happened to many games going to console when they come from overseas & vice versa from here to there.

All of that is signed on the contracts made with the big three. However, so far, i have not seen Microsoft doing this unless the game gets an actual AO rating, but if anyone has evidence I missed somewhere say so, all I know for certain is just the other two forcing additional cuts of content, under contract.

I think i'm just going to wait until "Directors Cut" or "Extended" edition appears before I spend any more time on this game to see if it's worth another playthrough. Clearly there will not be any content added or play mechanics fixed in any of the upcoming patches - just pure glaring bug fixing. If you don't like the existing experience or replayability - I suggest to take a 12 month break and come back in 2022 to see if anything changed.

I still cannot believe the state in which this game was released on day one - even on PCs. Not talking bugs alone, but the overall experience.

It is something new. Half of features were not delivered, and another half is being cut out post-release. BRAVO *slow applause
Looks like this director are going to cut everything from the game. Better start playing it while it still has some stuff.

I've been there, got the t-shirt, have no desire to replay this game again unless it is thoroughly redone. They can cut the rest of the content if there is no strategy to rework the game - I've seen what there is to see.

You know this kind of stuff will never change. Cry loud enough and your voice will be heard over anyone else, especially those who should be heard.

"think of the children", Now eat your dead children because you're not allowed to buy food it's for your safety.

You won't be allowed to eat anything but insects, or maybe invitro if it's done in time, soon. So I'm not really caring about getting out anymore, especially around these disease spreaders. Let alone eating their infectious bodies or their kids. lol

They need to stop those Corporate Wars ads got fucking PTSD hearing that shit over and over.

Jokes but fuck those corporate wars ads to.

Honestly, the only reason i think we haven't had a real military run corporate war in the United States is simply that corporations have so much more profit and protected exploitation by working with the government to devour each other, destroy workers rights, et cetera, without wasted spending on such expenses as military wars would cost..

However, at least in this game it's canon, could have been done better, though, sure.

Most work together and there are less corporations than that of people it's a divide they'd probably not want to test.

But they still get to play financial wars with each other and dupe the populous via duplicitous recruiters that play on the naïve underclass and setup up a system that celebrates their death and or disfigured return only to dump them when they serve no purpose after being wasted by an infectious corporate hold over the state, All so they can have tax payers fund RnD into projectile weapons tested on Coffee and Poppy Farmers that have never been more than a few mile from their farm let alone seen a Mobile Phone, But hey those guys are planning some nasty stuff with the computers which they don't even have.

Then you find out, you are taxed on only around 10% of your labor value that you are paid by your boss, who owns that 90% profit of your labor before it's touched by taxes, which then takes less than 3% of that.. Yet all people whine about is taxes, hilarious stuff.

That same company or corporation then complains that they don't get enough contracts to fulfil the needs of having x amount of employees, So the governing body then creates a regulation or a law preventing interference and increasing growth and then the company mysteriously fires 70% of the work force.

Yeah it's a great setup if your planning on shitting all over the people you're supposed to represent, Hence why I use the term Mushrooms.