05-31-2018 04:01 PM
Here are some basic content standards that we apply to all apps and games. The following is not accepted in the Oculus Store:
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snowdog said:
Mradr said:
Why not ... idk .. allow an age setting? Or allow multi profiles for different users like we have with netflix for what you can see/watch?
This is where I'm confused. It says below that part that I quoted that stuff in R rated films should be fine but I've no idea what the equivalent is over here in the UK. I'm guessing it's the equivalent of an 18 certificate but over here you can have arms, legs and heads flying all over the place in films for 18 years old plus. In fact I'm pretty sure that I went with my Dad to the cinema to see Conan The Barbarian when I was aged 11 and it was a 15 certificate at the time and had limbs and heads getting severed.
And even if R rated films can have dismemberment in the States they've mentioned dismemberment as a major no-no in that list. Which is just plain stupid. Like I've said we've had dismemberment in video games since the 80s ffs.
I'm SERIOUSLY pissed off if we can't have dismemberment in games on the Oculus Store now.
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kojack said:
So how much of that was because of The Forest getting a VR version? You can murder cannibals with a chainsaw, hack off their limbs, cook and eat them, use their bones as armor and use the remaining limbs to build effigies to taunt the survivors. Then chase down a rabbit and cut its head off with an axe. That covers most of the violent content rules. 🙂