Aion 2 is still in the early stages of testing, but it is already at the center of controversy due to the characters. The editor allows you to create extremely realistic heroes, and some players use it to reproduce real celebrities in a sexualized form.
Aion 2 is still in the early stages of testing, but it is already at the center of controversy due to the characters. The editor allows you to create extremely realistic heroes, and some players use it to reproduce real celebrities in a sexualized form.
A South Korean lawyer specializing in digital sexual crimes has warned that such actions may violate the law in both criminal and civil proceedings.
When a virtual character is easily recognizable as a real person and is placed in sexualized scenes without consent, this falls into the same legal area as deepfakes or other forms of digital violence.
NCSoft has not yet officially commented on the situation. The question remains open: how far can players go when technology allows you to create models almost identical to reality?
