TLDR
The Sims has become a battleground for the LGBTQ+ community, showcasing how games can bond and help marginalized communities. EA's initial refusal to release an extension focused on LGBTQ+ seemed like oversight of the many individuals who would need that escape online. The Sims 4’s same-sex relationships saw it slapped with an 18+ rating in Russia back in 2014. The Russian Sims community strongly believed that releasing the downloadable content wouldn’t break any laws. EA finally reconsidered its stance after a week of relentless pressure from fans.via the TL;DR App
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