Playing otome games and have to deal with swearing and cursing when it isn't even in original text. I'm not saying I'm a saint or something. It's ironic that these words would be censored in current days multiplayer games due to profanity filter. And these localizers being progressive type would also demand certain words to be censored because problematic.
Taisho Alice. There are more examples, I'm too lazy to backtrack 6-hours of gameplay finding more examples.
Any "ass" thing.
This one, he uses "mazui", which means terrible or unpleasant. Changing it to "dickish", can't even have romance scene being normal.
Second image, he said "atarimae darou" means "of course" or "obviously". Even with his face and his tone being calm. That doesn't fit how people usually say "No shit, genius" tone.
Internet speech. This is somewhere early 1900s time period, no such thing as internet. What's with the hashtag thing?
I'm cringing, same reason annoying me as above. In the insult, I can't catch entire phrase, missing the middle word. It's like this, Onna no shiri ......
hetare (pathetic) otoko. English version of this game was released in 2019, take that of what you will.
Fansub tier. Even for case like Daijoubu, Wakarimasu and All according to keikaku (plan). The only reason I can think of this because heroine protag herself is being cutesy in her tone. Heroine is not voiced.
Bustafellows, much less annoying liberal tier translation. It's pretty good overall in translation, not eye-rolling cringe or horrible. One of the thing main plot this game covers around "undocumented immigrants" for a more political correct translation rather than "illegal immigrants". Even though the JP word they use in this case is "
Fuhou", it exactly means illegal. Which makes two dialogues below back to back quite amusing.

The more noticeable liberal way would be one of the potential romance route. They have a guy, Shu Lynn O'Keefe, speaks in Southern accent using "ain't" and Italian "capiche" just because he loves old Western movie and being a bounty hunter.