Among the many things that fascinated players of Baldur’s Gate 3 is the brutality with which Larian built his fantasy world, between fights and characters who often make no concessions when it comes to the expression of violence. Which, however, will not be visible to Japanese players.\r\nAlthough Dungeons & Dragons, the paper role-playing game you find on Amazon, is also played and known in the land of the Rising Sun, apparently the production of Larian is not will be able to express the same potential in that market.\r\nAs Siliconera reports, in fact, the Japanese rating body for the classification of content in video games has placed some vetoes on certain types of content.\r\nSpike Chunsoft has announced that the contents will be cut from the Japanese version of Baldur’s Gate 3, with the aim of complying with the directives of the code of ethics of CERO (the Japanese body) regarding \