That is actually a good question. I don't think it would actually hurt, but there would have to be limits in order for a game to be sold. In my opinion, MOST people would decrease rather than increase the levels of nudity and profanity, especially if the game already had high levels of it (which begs the question, what is a high level and what is not?!).

I think it would depend on the game. I could see a game where you could increase the amount of guns, monsters, etc, but would it really serve the game if you could increase the amount of nudity and profanity? Maybe if it were a GTA game.

I think most people download those MODs because of curiosity or for a good laugh, then they uninstall it and go back to either vanilla or useful MODs that enhance the game-play.

Then again, you MIGHT download the extra nudity MOD to say, Oblivion, if a certain beach or continent had people that wore little clothing. I think context is key here; you can see where it fits in the universe of Conan rather than GTA.

You didn't really ruin the game for me because luckily you can't ruin the game for me. Nice try at being sarcastic and changing subjects. You need alot of growing up to do. I can still see that u did not speak about what i stated. This is how u deal with your anger and frustruation by being silly. you are a silly fuckin idiot that can't defend your own principles because they are just as silly as you are. it is ok though. cause your vote really doesn't count for anything, your just a troll. At least now i have proof. tnx for playing.

Well, you forgot to add the awesome 'X' after my name :(

Taste is subjective. What is good taste to you is not necessarily good taste to anyone else. If it hasn't already been made clear to you by some of the responses you have received here, your taste is not what most of us would consider "good"; maybe "old-fashioned" or "restrictive", perhaps even "puritanical", but definitely not "good".

Frankly, you are repressed if you are offended by the content in the Witcher (sex scenes? please, I've seen worse stuff in music videos on MTV 20 years ago). Let me explain something to you that you seem to be unaware of: people swear in real life... all the time, people have sex in real life... all the time, people get naked in real life... all the time. Being offended by content that is simply a natural part of being human is the definition of repressed. You don't like what the Witcher has to offer, then why did you even buy it, knowing full well what its rating meant for the content in the game?

BTW - Nice job side-stepping my whole point and focusing on one minor factor of that point, very trollish of you.
So because of your shortsightedness, CPDRed should change a game that is already 4 years old, just to suit your particular sensibilities? No, I'm pretty sure the proper response is you should read the label before you buy next time.
Wow, I've seen some clueless stuff posted here before, but this takes the cake. You seriously believe that if given the option to decrease or increase the amount of profanity, sex and nudity in a game from the default, that more people are going to choose to decrease? You don't know anything at all about human nature, do you?

Also you can hear it in Czechoslovakian, Russian, Italian, German, and American, though it would've been better if they included English, and Finnish! ;^) (The enhanced edition that is..)

You still have not got to the point. i know your very angry because the context may have threw you off. Troll much? your only saying that the witcher should have been toned down to your standards for everyone to not enjoy. thats it. but what may be good for you is not good for everyone, but you obviously think to seem so. Its a shame really because who are you. nobody.

That's rather subjective. And unfortunately, for you at least, the majority does not agree with you on what over the top means. You find The Witcher 1&2 as being over the top. I do not. Especially after reading the books. Don't get me wrong. I like "regular" fantasy writings. I loved the R.A. Salvatore books for example, but the genre cannot go just that way. You need something different, be it The Witcher or something else. It would be very sad if all fantasy would be done the same way. Lord or the Rings Clone 1, Clone 2, etc. And it goes for other genre also. You need diversity, you need something totally different even. Creativity is good. Even if it's not something you like.

And that's the problem. You don't like it. Ok. You need to find something else. The profanity, the roughness of how it's done, it's all part of the setting. Take it away, do it more "tastefully" and you get something else, no longer Sapkowski's Witcher. What you want is another game.

I'd just like to point out that there is no such thing as Czechoslovakian, as Czech and Slovak are two separate, though fairly similar, languages. And that Czechoslovakia hasn't existed since 1993.

Carry on.

And since when is "American" a language? Last I checked, our national language was English. You might go so far as to call it a dialect of the "original" English, but it's still English.

Yeesh, people throw out the word 'Troll' all the time now...

So, using your logic, I would be 'repressed' if I was offended at someone putting a baby in a microwave or 'repressed' if I was offended at someone raping a woman? Granted those are crazy scenarios, but guess what, they have actually happened. I understand reality, but when you talk about having 'reality' in a VIDEO-GAME, that is when you lose me!

Breaking news: Video-games are NOT real life, no matter how close they try to get. Just because you throw in some useless sex scenes and profanity does not make it more like 'reality.' In fact, it can RUIN the immersion factor if used poorly. Again, I AGREE with you that it comes down to taste, but surely there are STANDARDS for taste and for poor taste. You can't say that all food is good, because some foods will kill you. All uses of nudity and bad language are not good, because it all depends on context.

And I don't know about you, but I don't remember Sting having a sex encounter with a witch back in the 80s. Yeah, I agree that MTV and other media venues go too far, but I don't remember seeing videos in the 80s on MTV that had full nudity (unless they were 'special' videos that came on after midnight like that one Prodigy video).

Anyways, I am not sure you have good taste. How do you even KNOW you have good taste? How do you gauge it yourself? In my opinion I thought they could have designed those Adult elements much better and maybe in the future there will be options for the user to tone those things down without having to download a MOD. Toning it down doesn't mean that the rest of the higher-quality material is obliterated, not at all, I think W1 had a fantastic setting, characters, etc, etc.

But you are right, no matter how much I make an argument that W1 used its more adult themes poorly and in bad taste, it will come down to the individual to really decide if it matches their tastes or not. I'm just sad because, in my opinion, I see an awesome plate of baby back ribs with a small duck turd on top and I can't remove the turd :(

Please, for the love of Crom don't mention Wii again please,it's the worse type of foul language around here! x^D

Batman: The Brave and the Bold and the new Donkey Kong game and the Wii Mario games are awesome.

Oh come on Boss, everyone is someone including you; stop being mad. I'm actually not sure of what your point was. I think your point was that sex and profanity are not useless, etc.

I know I was exaggerating a bit much when I said useless, but, in my opinion, the sex scenes and profanity just didn't fit the fantasy setting to me. Maybe because I was raised on more Lord of the Rings, etc, but I used to read the Conan series and felt they were gritty and raw and I thought that the Witcher 1 would be in the same vein. It was jarring and pulled me out of the immersive quality of the game whenever someone cursed like a drunken sailor, especially when Geralt said "Abso-f*****-lutely," I nearly died with laughter when he said that. However I am not so sure the designers wanted people to laugh at that point.

But really, how was the sex and profanity useful? For some, like you I suppose, it enhanced the gritty feeling of the setting, but for me, it really did not add anything because, in my opinion, it was poorly placed. Just because you throw in an 'F' bomb here and there doesn't mean its great writing! Imagine Clint Eastwood at the end of High Plains Drifter yelling 'F*ck yeah," that would be ridiculous and, to me, out of character.

So maybe Geralt is a profanity spewing man-whore, yeah, I guess I chose the product wrong then according to my tastes. But I have no desire to stop other people from enjoying. GAME ON!

And I am no troll, I am a gnome halfling rogue with an eye-patch.

That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that going back after the fact and deleting certain content is not the same as retroactively doing a better job on that content.