No worries.
Just make sure you keep the spell checker handy too.

I'm sorry I only just saw this post, had to comment. for one, you're not aware of the slash fandom, are you? Makes no difference, believe me. you know how men find lesbians hot? same thing.

And also, despite reading the books I have not yet watched the show, (I really need to get around to it) but that strikes me as odd. In the books, they are in a tent "praying" and you're just left to infer what's REALLY going on.

You know, if I were to accuse this game of sexism, I would focus on the fact that pretty much every semi important female character in this game is a damsel in distress in one form or another, <sarcasm>but we all know that seeing Triss's boobs is much, much worst. </sacrasm>

Tasteless... Can't argue, it's a matter of taste, after all :)) Geared towards men... The plot involves some guy's adventures in a medieval kind of environment. Whoever read a bit of history knows that the women weren't treated that fair, actually, in the past. This is a matter of atmosphere and I think it's well done. Moreover, interacting this way with the characters adds quite a bit to the game. Really, let alone the honor, duty, love blah-blah - is there anything more important than food and sex? This is how the universe works, from dust to humans and galaxies: energy for reproduction. So, why are these things, exactly, overlooked in games? And by the way, I noticed that people who are easily offended by nudity are very often misogynistic - see the well known Muslim or Christian churches and the way those churches regard the women and the equality issues.

On the other hand, I agree, probably not that many women will be very comfortable playing a male (womanizer) role. Still, I remember I enjoyed a lot The Longest Journey, even if I had to play a female (frigid) role - April Ryan. So what? The story was great as it was - actually one of the best games I ever played. I don't find anything wrong with the fact that it was geared towards menopausal freaky young girls :D

:p

April Ryan remains, to this day, my favorite female video game character of all time. The Longest Journey version, mind you, not the crappy Dreamfall version.

I'd rather the game was geared towards a male viewpoint than a female viewpoint. If Geralt was a woman we'd

1. Have to stop to meditate an select "Pampering" every time she broke a nail.

2. Wear the flowers in her hair rather than using them to concoct a potion for her swords.

3. Relationships with men would be impossible because we'd always be late or crying because they saw a lovely dog.

4. Mutagens would be based on making your bottom look smaller in those leather trousers.

And here I thought that KILLING stuff would be much more offensive.
You know, if not for sex you wouldn't be here, but apparently you have nothing against the killing in TW2?

Okay... um...

The questions that the whiners here should be asking themselves should not be "Why is this necessary" and "Why is there nudity in here", but rather, "Why is censorship necessary" and "Why is there not nudity in games"? The answer to both of the latter, I believe, is one word: prudishness. The reasons for this prudishness, of course, are different for everyone and I won't bother trying to speculate on every person here who's hyperventilating because they saw a nipple.

I will tell all of you whiners what offends me: it is people who tell me that if I'm watching TV I'm not allowed to hear certain words because they're 'offensive', nor glimpse certain parts of the human body because children aren't supposed to be aware that their bodies will change at some point . . . that if I'm watching a film I'm not allowed to witness bare skin on a human being unless it's a shower scene or sex scene and therefore "justified" and also if it's brief . . . that if I'm playing a game I'm not allowed to believe that there's a world outside of people busting other people's guts open with a sword or a spray of bullets so they can gain XP.

To me, the nudity seems pretty natural. I don't see why it even phases anyone.

(And, to be clear: if Geralt were naked in this game, a lot of people would be throwing a fit and the game would probably be censored in America. Has anyone considered this, and if so, have they bothered asking themselves why the censorship?)