A Baldur’s Gate 3 participant has reportedly been banned for sharing their Xbox gameplay recording, because the footage mechanically uploaded contained nude, in-game character fashions.

Baldur’s Gate 3 hasn’t been out on the Xbox longer than a month, so this could possibly be a type of BG3 oopsies, however it appears to come back all the way down to Xbox’s personal Phrases of Service. Reddit consumer Daddy-Vegas claimed that certainly one of his clips, fittingly named “bare camp time enjoyable,” landed him a ban lasting till the tip of the 12 months — sure, of the 12 months that has simply begun.

In an interview with DualShockers, Vegas explains that his clips had been mechanically shared to the Xbox public feed and that the ban occurred just some seconds after the add’s completion. This left Vegas little or no time to react to his malfeasance.

Based on Vegas, he didn’t intend to share the footage, however the console settings add these by default — you must change the choice your self should you’ve obtained recordings which will violate ToS. The Xbox most likely mustn’t have that function on by default or create a mature tag for this content material, in case it finds it worthy of a ban.

Naturally, gamers shouldn’t have to fret a couple of ban over recordings of utterly regular playthroughs of a sport they’d acquired legally, however there’s extra. It’s the outdated double commonplace of gore being positive, however a unadorned physique is an enormous no-no.

And it will get even stranger

Vegas’ publish precipitated many different Xbox customers to complain about related penalties issued by Xbox, penalties that aren’t even essentially BG3 or nudity-related. Reddit consumer lmaoolivia talks about being banned on related grounds when taking part in Assault On Titan, a sport that doesn’t even function full-frontal nudity.

Destructoid has reached out to Microsoft and Larian Studios for remark, and can replace this story ought to we hear again.