Difference between revisions of "Aquatic Violence"
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| − | Games tagged with this content contain scenarios in which the player can be harmed while in the water specifically via aquatic means. This can include anything from a character being attacked by ordinary fish, by some sort of sea-monster, or merely situations in which the water itself is harmful to the character, such as the water being too cold, too warm, or in some way toxic or caustic | + | Games tagged with this content contain scenarios in which the player can be harmed while in the water specifically via aquatic means. This can include anything from a character being attacked by ordinary fish, by some sort of sea-monster, or merely situations in which the water itself is harmful to the character, such as the water being too cold, too warm, or in some way toxic or caustic. This tag, however, does not include drowning, as aquatic violence and drowning, though related, may appear independently of one another. |
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Latest revision as of 13:00, 13 September 2014
Games tagged with this content contain scenarios in which the player can be harmed while in the water specifically via aquatic means. This can include anything from a character being attacked by ordinary fish, by some sort of sea-monster, or merely situations in which the water itself is harmful to the character, such as the water being too cold, too warm, or in some way toxic or caustic. This tag, however, does not include drowning, as aquatic violence and drowning, though related, may appear independently of one another.
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