CD Projekt Red To Remove "Unintended" Realistic Nudity In The Witcher 3
CD Projekt Red has stated that the addition of visible, realistic labia and pubic hair in The Witcher 3 new-gen update was unintentional. The developer is working on an update to remove the textures.
The initial report, and CD Projekt Red's statement, came from Kotaku. Most of the game's romantic scenes do not include full frontal female nudity, but the Bruxa enemies and the crones from Crookback Bog (in one, late-game cutscene) do appear fully nude, even in the original version of the game. While the original version obscured genitalia with a Barbie-like effect, the current version has more realistic nudity. Why this inclusion was made was unclear, and when Kotaku reached out for comment, CD Projekt Red replied, «We’re looking into it and will have more information in the coming days.»
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After reporting on the original topic and getting the statement, Kotaku received an email from a representative of CD Projekt Red, which read: «The next-gen version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt features several community-sourced mods not created by CD PROJEKT RED, on top of numerous enhancements created and implemented by the studio internally. Merging everything together was a complex process and the textures in question are an unintended result present in the release version. This is something we are working to address.» GameSpot has also reached out for comment, but did not receive a reply before publication.
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