The few times Geralt of Rivia ditches his clothes in The Witcher 3, he either wears dingy undergarments or is cleverly obscured by objects in the environment. Given that there are characters who appear at least partially nude in the title, it?s a wonder why more of the White Wolf isn?t on display. Apparently, it has something to do with strict guidelines from ratings boards around the globe. These guidelines, according to CD Projekt RED, prohibit developers from allowing players to assume control of a fully nude character.
German website GameStar notes that CDPR devs recently participated in a MonstersAndExplosions (MAX) Twitch livestream. During the stream, and in speaking with the publication, said devs revealed why Geralt never? shows more of himself. The finer details are likely lost in translation, but Quest Designer Philipp Weber explained ratings board restrictions vary from country to country. PR spokesperson Fabian Mario Doehla echoed this sentiment, divulging the following in a translation via PCGamesN, ?I can only say it from past projects: The moment you have (active) control, it is always evaluated differently.?
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