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It does not matter what I identify as, though I doubt you will accept that as acceptable.

Payment processors are supposed to be just that: payment processors, not becoming a publisher as well. Not opposing this invasion of Steam means the payment processors will feel comfortable to intrude into other businesses, to decide what can or not be brought. That is censorship.

This quote from Martin Niemoller is very relevant: First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out-because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out-because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out-because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me-and there was no one left to speak for me.

The payment processors want to control what is or is not brought, not fighting it will lead to catastrophe.

Slippery slope has been reached as payment processors have stuck their hands in how Steam does game update process for early access. Adult games in early access now are nearly impossible to update if the developers want to update/add adult content to existing.

The disclaimer by Aika is what makes it clear this is a fetish game so people will know it may contain content that is taking place fictionally they may not like so ANYONE that may take offence that continues playing, any and all offence is on the player.

I and others can keep what happens in a fictional setting in the fictional setting, apart from the real world. Your inability to separate what occurs in the game from the real world indicate something in your life is severely wrong. I talked to others about this game, those who had no clue it existed and are conservative, and their reactions to your posts are "That person is getting that worked up over something make believe and that they can just ignore?"

A very good question is this: If you get this worked up over this why are you on this website in the first place? Just leave since just being here disturbs you so much. Stop obsessing about the game and move on with your life. Touch grass, see a movie, go to a park, etc; move on from this.

If I saw some of the stuff in the game in real life I would be disturbed, but note I said in REAL life. What happens in the game is fiction, not real.

It being ten years old means there are so many variables to change that the game would be broken by the censorship you want implemented, destroying a decades worth of work. The game engine used is very hard to use in the manner it is used by the developers. Programming is not simple text editing, which you seem to be under the impression by your posts.

Fantasy is fantasy, if you can not separate fiction from nonfiction you have serious personal issues. As said before do not like, do not play. Your views have lead to game censorship when unopposed in the past. Collective Shout a key example of a small group of individuals (from Australia) who are considered extremists who have damaged gaming recently.

Simple, do not like it, do not play it. Political correctness ruins games.