After all the sort of half-measures I was taking while writing my game script, reading "they're not omnipresent (devs)" makes me feel a bit relaxed.
I don't mean to mock in any way, but I wanted to say that since I was a kid I've gotten to play video games not suitable for my age that went a bit beyond typical GTA stuff, dealing with dark themes and usually having anime aesthetics, I guess that's why I have very few sensibilities in fictional works, and the ones I do have are more like annoyances that last 5-15 minutes and I forget about them.
That's why I wanted to know more about this, I count on my colleagues to tell me things in my scripts that are dark (bad done dark, normal dark) than necessary or don't fit, and I didn't realize it. If a trauma survivor says these words to me, I guess I'll go with 'blood, violence, nudity, drugs, sexual themes and strong language. Recommended for mature audiences only' that should do it, right? I half copied from the Persona 5 agecheck on steam.
Forgive me if I did something wrong in these lines by talking to a trauma survivor, I'm just touching the surface of this whole topic and I want to know more. Thanks for your opinion in this subject!