I love that Fox News goes after games that are for ages 17+ but won't go after R-rated movies for being many times more graphic. Oh, right, prolly because they produce some of those...:rolleyes:
It probably is also related to the fact that some still hold the mistaken belief that video games are only for children, maybe in time, when video games are a better understood facet of popular culture, and when some new media that people like to accuse of corrupting our youth comes out, they will turn their sights elsewhere.
But yes, I'm sure that nudity won't be in the game in any form, if you'll notice, while video games often have graphic violence, nudity is still pretty uncommon. This is probably because in some places, nudity is generally seen as a taboo in media, while some games do take the risk, and some games made outside of America are made in countries where nudity is seen as more acceptable, and do have it. However, I imagine that Obsidian has no intention to take this risk. It seems odd that killing, even in very brutal ways, is seen as more acceptable in media than six or nudity, even if these are approached in a very healthy fashion and are perfectly suitable where they are used, but a society's values are not something I can control.
But I don't find it inappropriate to include nudity in media, provided it's used in a tasteful fashion, for one thing, if it actually has a good reason to be used where it is and isn't there just for fan service, if people want that, the internet has more than enough, in fact more than you even want, considering SOME of the things on the internet, but I think it's neither appropriate nor necessary to go further than that.