Yeah i'll wait until the 22nd and if it doesn't pass, get someone to gift me a US version or something. I don't want to miss out on the awesome gore(some).
I just can't beleive decapitations and dismemberement were removed, considering they were in the first game. So much is wrong here.
But... Alas, sad face. Hopefully the appeal process works.
Where is this classification report saying that piles of bodies and the like are removed? I haven't seen this information anywhere else, last I heard Gabe Newell said they weren't commented on what has been removed until the appeal process is over.
L4D2 has more blood and guts. Remove extra blood and guts and you have L4D1 style blood and guts. Simple.
It's worth noting that the censored version got the ma15+ rating, and stated "Strong Bloody Violence" as a part of it.
The Rating
Yes, x-drive - the cut version. We don't know what's cut yet, but something to do with intestines spilling out of open wounds, is my guess.
An independant review panel will convene on the 22nd of this month to go over the previous decision on the uncut version.
Source
It's so funny watching you rationalise this. Whenever i'm in a conversation with someone who has the point of view that 'nobody is understanding me' either the person:
A) Is incredibly bad at explaining things
Or if they're concise and to the point...
B) An Eejit (lol).
Buddy everyone...
Actually you look the silliest pushing your point so hard. It wasn't even a very good point to begin with because everyone participating knows this is completely fictional and just a little bit of fun.
Fiction.
Fun.
Nobody participating cares if you deem their logic faulty. You are...
I actually haven't been as excited about a game since the orange box! Weee! Getting friends together tonight to go through each campaign :D
In Australia it's released in the early afternoon, so i can give it a big bash and not worry about work tomorrow!
I started using the flare gun as soon as i earned it, and i feel really disabled without it. I've probably gotten less kills with it than the shotgun - but the chaos and annoyance i've caused using it is far more fun, and effective.
As it's been said, in the right hands it's a wonderful addition.
It sounds like overkill - but I would be willing to bet using more frames than necessary is common practice. So when the final processing down to 30/24fps happens each frame is perfectly accurate as it was sampled from the higher fps source.
At least this is what happens in audio...