Recently, "Sword Star" has sparked a heated discussion in the player community due to the "harmony" of some costumes. Former God of War series producer David Jaffe is skeptical about the motivation behind the change, which he believes may have been a decision from Sony or developer Shift Up. Jaffe specifically pointed out that it would be a shame if the move came from Sony.
Jaffe commented on it: "Comparing the changes before and after the game's day one patch, it's clear that the costume design has followed some sort of censorship standard. While I'm not sure if Sony or the developer did it, I don't think this change will have much of an impact on the overall quality of the game, both for technical reasons and for the handling of some sensitive content, as the game itself still retains a lot of appealing and sexy elements. ”
He also expressed his dissatisfaction with the changes to the blood effects in the game: "I personally love the game's design that perfectly blends sexiness with violence and action. After the update, the blood stains on the characters have been reduced, which I can't understand. ”
Jaffe strongly criticized Sony's possible involvement: "If Sony is really involved in censoring the game's content, that's too bad, FXXK U Sony, you idiots. Sony used to use sexy elements as a big selling point for its games, although not overly revealing. If all this is true, Sony should be ashamed of its actions. ”