I FINALLY finished part 3 of 'Age Ratings - Applying Them'! Yes, I am enunciating the word 'finally' because my computer was acting so slow that it was taking forever to finish. I started working on it yesterday, and I was going through a bunch of problems, and it was very frustrating, it got me mad, so I needed a break. I cleaned up my computer a bit to increase the computer's speed, and I mean, it kind of worked, but my Adobe Animate was still pretty slow, but I still managed to finish this artwork! So yeah, there probably won't be a part 4 for a little while, thanks to my slow computer (I'm sorry about that if you are liking this series). It takes a while for me to create digital drawings because my computer's speed is rather ambiguous. Anyway, I hope you like this drawing! :)

Guys, I need your rating help again. So, this drawing doesn't look so vulgar or raunchy, right? But in the M-rated game, at the bottom left, Ms. Quirky over there is at a rather 'sexual' or suggestive pose, and that could signify, you know, something sexual or suggestive. Should this be an E-rate or a T-rate? Let me know what you think. This drawing will be a T-rate for now, because I asked for my brother's opinion, and he said T-rate. Thanks!

And by the way, in the E-rated game, in the E-rating sign, there is a new content descriptor icon you see on the left, and to clear that up, that means education, and those minus and plus signs covering some of the icons, the minus sign is to signify that the content descriptor that it's cover is mild, and the plus sign is to signify that the content descriptor that it's cover is like adding the term 'mature' to the descriptor, for example, sexual content is now mature sexual content, and for the minus sign example, language is now mild language, I hope you understand that, and I hope no one felt shafted for bringing in something that wasn't from my ESRB rating descriptor drawing, and if so, I highly apologize.

Stay happy, stay home, and stay hale! :)