Fan arts for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 are crossing limits, and it’s isn’t surprising anymore at this point.

It wasn’t unexpected, but didn’t expect this soon. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, only released last week, and the internet is doing its thing. You know exactly what’s going on if you’ve read the title. This proves one thing for sure: some people need a timeout from the internet.

Everyone has the right to express themselves and do whatever they please. Welcome to the Internet by Bo Burnham becomes more relatable as time passes. People who paid their bills for questionable content on the internet, maybe a line should be drawn.

Clair Obscur is a masterpiece that was released, and pretty sure everyone appreciates it. But again, there’s another side that appreciates it in an unconventional way.

The R34 community is at it again, this time it’s Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 characters

The internet is going out of hand with Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. | Image Credit: Sandfall Interactive

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 surely has charming characters, and people like them for their personality. The game takes players to a fantasy world that is rich and attractive. In this fantasy world, there are characters of various sorts. It’s okay to have crushes on some of them, even though they’re fictional.

Almost every gamer had a crush on some game character once in their lifetime. But that crush shouldn’t turn into a twisted obsession. People who are creating R34 arts may have a motive to improve their anatomy skills. The audience, however, needs to keep both hands to themselves and take a walk outside.

Characters like Gustave, Lune, and Maelle have fallen victim to the appreciation of the R34 community. Maelle? Really? Maelle is only 16 years old, and the community didn’t leave out the sweet, innocent character? That’s a bit too far. Though in that kingdom, animals aren’t spared either, so what’s the point?

They say creativity has no limits, it’s good to abide by that rule. Let people unleash their creativity, create things from nothing. It’s a talent to create something that doesn’t exist. But certain things need to be left out for good.

People must escape from this brain rot to calm themselves and their significant others. Appreciate Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 for its artistic showcase of a brand new story, like a normal person. It’s okay to be inspired by the art style and level design, and reflect that in your work. But in a good way, please.

It’s about time gamers should touch some grass

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There’s a big world out there, with a lot to explore, people to meet, and food to eat. Sometimes, life can get hard, but that doesn’t mean you should intentionally make it “harder.”

Maybe you’re an introvert who likes to play games like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. You can play more games, maybe watch a good movie occasionally. But it isn’t necessary to be engrossed in every form of content on the internet.

There are other ways to make the community better, such as suggesting ideas on what could improve the game or things that weren’t necessary. Games are a type of media that enriches lives. That’s how a healthy community can be built.

Its unbreakable love for the entertainment medium brings the gaming community together. Reducing it to mere pleasure only harms the outlook instead of making it better. Maybe someday, a gaming scene without an agenda or self-centered goals will be true. That’s when everyone can enjoy a community that makes us whole.

What do you think? Should R34 artists have some limits before portraying their works? Will people finally move on from their habits? Share your thoughts in the comments below.