LeonardoCornejo: You know. I was a victim of Bullyin for the most of my life. I never liked it, but as time passed I noticed something. There are two ways to deal with it and those are the only two ways to save yoru ass. Either you manage to manipulate the bully into calming down or you intimidate it to the point it no longer messes with you.
Now, I noticed one of you posted some very negative things about The Witcher 2. Well, if you don't like it don't play it, but do not expect it to be banned or to be censorsed. Censorship is a disease and actyually is an act of intellectual bullying.
I actually read yer post - through and through.
And unless you really felt that either selling-off or counter-bullying were the only ways - I feel bad.
I never sold off, or bullied. But I suffered cruelly, and thence I am the good friend, a socialist, the Dethmold critic that I am. I do think I would still be - but I wish I could have been more softly thus.
As to homophobia of Dethmold.
Or your "TW2" censorship misrepresentation.
I have never asked The Witcher 2 be censored. If you bothered about my longitudinal posts you will see that I am The Witcher fan; and a homophobia hater.
The Witcher series is one of the best, and very few, PC unto console bridge builders. (I think alike of DA2, perso)
Only that I personally have principles that prevent me from ever playing it again, nor to procure The Witcher 3 unless it is so cheap as to permit but a single play-through.
This is not a call for censorship. My position on GTA:5 Australian debacle was clear - a given shop cannot be forced to carry a product, but Australian gamers should be allowed to procure GTA.
So your "censorship" claim is to make you think more easy, I take it?
I have never asked TW2 or TW3 to be censored generally. I have not meanwhile hidden that I felt that I must - personally, because I love gaming; and want everyone to feel the same.
No to censorship.
But: yes to universal gaming immersion, inclusive of not feeling the love for a game that seems to not love all gamers in return. And saying so.