The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is an open world RPG in the vein of Skyrim, with its own distinct style of magic, monsters, and locations. This game is filled to the brim with weapons, armor, and other collectibles that players can find throughout the game’s world in order to build their own unique character.
We don’t know if this has been reported anywhere but CD Projekt Red, the developer of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, recently released a blog post that has been subjected to various interpretations. In it, the devs explain that the game’s censorship system would move a character’s hands in order to indicate that she’s holding something, while changing her eyes to indicate that she’s looking at it. For example, she could be holding a toy bear, or she could be looking at a weapon.
CD Projekt RED, the studio behind the highly anticipated The Witcher 3, recently released a free mod for The Witcher 3 that adds a system of gender-neutral characters to the game. It’s a nice gesture and an interesting move from the studio, but there is a lot of controversy over the use of gender-neutral characters in games. While CD Projekt RED has received criticism for using a gender-neutral character to refer to an item that has been censored, the studio has pointed out that they have also censored the same character in the past in the English version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
Publisher and developer CD Projekt Red may be in hot water again, as leaked Cyberpunk 2077 source code reveals that the censorship flags used in the Chinese version of the RPG were marked Winnie the Pooh. Due to a small reference to Winnie the Pooh, the former horror game Devotion was taken off the market shortly after its release. Since 2013, the bear has been used to mock Chinese President Xi Jinping, which, as you probably know, state censors don’t really like. 
The discovery was made by Reddit user ranoboBP, who referenced an image he said came from a thread on 4chan about the Cyberpunk 2077 source code leak. In addition to the list of censorship flags that target content depicting homosexuality, cruelty, drug use and the like, there is a flag that refers to China in general with the text WinnieThePooh. It’s hard to say at this point if this will be the case in the final version of the RPG. This has led other users to speculate that Gog.com, the store owned by CD Projekt, may have been banned in China. While this seems a bit far-fetched – Cyberpunk 2077 is the main focus in this case – it wouldn’t be surprising at all. When this title was used in a Devotion game – albeit in a much less subtle way – the Chinese players reacted rather strongly. Earlier this year, Gog.com withdrew its decision to participate in the relaunch of Devotion, which some users saw as an attempt to beat China. CDPR has not yet commented on the matter, and it is possible that the image posted on Reddit is not real. However, if this is real source code, it could be another troubling moment in Cyberpunk 2077’s post-launch journey. Follow video game news on Twitter , watch our videos on YouTube, like us on Facebook and join us on Discord.At E3 2018, CDPR, the developer behind the hit RPG game, “The Witcher”, revealed a handful of new features for the upcoming “Cyberpunk 2077”. One of these is called “Sweet Tooth”, which is a basic crafting system that allows you to produce various flavors of fancy drinks.. Read more about cd projekt red backlash and let us know what you think.
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