Yet they're having these discussions in the online multiplayer game where everyone is waking around as a children's talking animal character.
One of his arguments was "I don't want kids in my petplay chatroom because they're annoying" like yeah I'm sure
Completely missing the point that normal adults aren't going on webfishing to put on their fetish gear and fire up the buttplug mod while drawing out 'girldog knot' messages. In the game where everybody looks like a child, and is very clearly made to be presented to/for children.
That's why it's a problem? The minors who are being exposed to furry erotic roleplay are annoying? As opposed to, y'know, it being disgusting to have those conversations in the presence of minors in the first place?
It's that same dumbass cope chomos online try to use; "ew kids are gross why would I ever want to get in bed with one (wink)"
It sounds like something Vito "CringleJingle" Gesualdi would say verbatim.
There's always the NCMEC, although I wouldn't recommend reaching out unless there's a specific incident you're reporting as those places are constantly inundated with reports, tips, and leads.
Wow adding me to you block list sure lasted...less than an hour. Impressive!
I stand by that statement. Children are not owed privacy by their parents. Parents should be monitoring what their kids do online at all times.
Usually you'd report through the NCMEC when there's something actionable to go off of. The goal would be to pressure the developer to suspend his game from the store until it can be properly labeled as containing adult themes, or remove the fetish itemization. There's nobody specific to send the feds after, so the next best thing is to just review/report the game on Steam, really.
Sure, but this doesn't mean the developer doesn't have his own responsibilities to uphold as well. All of us as adults have a role to play. He could simply make his game adult-only; he doesn't. He could have his game pop a warning on steam that it contains mature, adult themes; he doesn't. He could remove the fetish play items from his game; he doesn't. He could hide the adult servers and make it harder to reveal them; he doesn't.
It is quite literally the parents fault for not monitoring and protecting their kids online. It is not the fault of the person providing the platform.
are you implying you've groomed children on this site's chat? It's an oddly specific example to give
Your kids, your problem. Do not expect society to make up for your bad parenting.
When did you stop beating your wife?
Its not about being owed, its about 99% of parent's being unable to monitor at ALL times, so we hold standards for treatment of children. Fucking groomer
If he is, can we give this faggot a pink triangle already?
I get computers are very complex for niggers like you, but software exists to do this for you and to store logs for when you can review them.
While you can argue that parents should do a better job in what media their children engage with, and you're right, the developer is not forthright in the type of content his game contains. If you want to talk about 'the average child' let's talk about 'the average adult'; the average Joe Blow isn't going to pore through dozens of reviews and obscure forums online to see what's up with this game. They're going to take a look at the images and videos on the store page. The creator of the game doesn't include any of his fetish gear or queerbait gear on the page, which could very much inform a parent's purchase. He is not being honest about the content his game contains. It doesn't even pop a warning about the game containing adult material when going to its store page. How is a parent supposed to be properly informed when he's not trying to make that information available?
lol calm down
If a parent doesn't read the label on cold medicine and overdoses/kills their kid we blame the parent for not doing their due diligence.
Adult materials are debatable.
That's probably what your wife cried the last time you hit her.
Webfishing's bottle does not warn that it contains "queerbait, fetish gear, and unmoderated chats with strangers". How would they know?
From the developer's own mouth "you can have sex in this game now"; why is this not on the store page if he wanted to make a point of it? Why aren't parents told about this when purchasing the game?
I don't need a wife to hit when I can just hit your mom instead, and DAMN THAT PUSSY NICE!
I don't need your permission in order to know I'm correct on this point, but it would be the site moderation's fault if a child joins, identifies themselves as a child, and then becomes victimized. You're remarkably stupid and I don't care whether you understand this, but the Kiwi Farms is expressly for adults. Minors are banned on sight. Steps are taken. It's quite literally their duty.
Webfishing doesn't have labels which would warn parents that their children will be exposed to sexualized conversations in this game. You either don't believe your own points, don't care if your points make any sense, or you're too stupid to function.
It being a multiplayer game implies chat functionality, and collars being fetish gear is debatable when the characters are animals. You taking issue with even the mention of queer things is just your hatred showing, it's not inherently adult content to acknowledge queer people exist.
My mother is dead. I didn't know you were a necrophile too.I don't need a wife to hit when I can just hit your mom instead, and DAMN THAT PUSSY NICE!
