>>719029225
At this point I have to believe you're either functionally illiterate or being purposefully obtuse in order to protect your own persecution complex. I've explained most of this before, but lemme go line by line and reiterate myself:

>That no longer matters because Treehouse now has direct input at the earliest stages of development and can shut down "problematic" content before it ever sees the light of day
Okay? Assuming that's true and if we're going off of results rather than hypotheticals, then it hasn't affected anything coming out of Monolith.
>This is why TMS and Xenoblade X were censored at the source now instead of just for the west.
I don't know anything about TMS but I'm just going to repost the explanation I gave you a few posts ago so you can re-read it:
"if I had to guess it was done because the Switch is not a region locked console [unlike the Wii U], and it would be easier to simply rerelease the version that had already been approved by western ratings boards. Given that they kept in everything with the bunny suits and swimsuits, I don't think it's a sign of anything more than that."
>What's your point?
Just trying to point out the hypocrisy of using leggings as a way to discount a game's sex appeal while ignoring the fact that the same complaint could be levied against the game you're propping up.
>NO ONE in Xenoblade 3 had anything comparable.
Because the characters in Xenoblade 3 weren't the primary ethereal plot device in the game, Ouroboros fusions were, hence why every single one of them have their tits and dicks out. Every Xeno game uses sex appeal/nudity for said plot devices, with examples including but not limited to: Blades, KOS-MOS, Fiora/Meyneth, etc. You're criticizing 3 for not following a standard you made up.