I would think this could apply to halo like (cod warzone i think) so it would appeal to both T and M audiences
The ESRB doesn’t have a rating system for specific games settings. It’s going to be T or M, not “T unless you change one specific setting”. Thinking about this for only a second it is easy to see how this could get out of hand really quickly. Even if such a setting exists, the game will be rated based on the more mature settings.
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> The ESRB doesn’t have a rating system for specific games settings. It’s going to be T or M, not “T unless you change one specific setting”. Thinking about this for only a second it is easy to see how this could get out of hand really quickly. Even if such a setting exists, the game will be rated based on the more mature settings.
Yea it would only be able to convince a very small subset of parent who hate blood in video games enough to keep it from their kids but enjoy them enough to know about such a setting because the ESRB rating would default to rating the more graphic settings available.
I mean if it was painless to add, sure I would support it and Im sure 343 would to but its probably a bit of a pain to be honest.
That would be cool. I’m sure there’s people who prefer either or so a toggle would be nice.
plenty of games have toggles so I see no reason why it cant be possible. However, as mentioned earlier, its presence wont affect the rating the game gets
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> plenty of games have toggles so I see no reason why it cant be possible. However, as mentioned earlier, its presence wont affect the rating the game gets
yeah what i meant was that it could be used as a toggle because some people like the blood n stuff and some dont
Unless they added in in a DLC that was rated M itself