I actually don't get NTR guys nor the non-NTR guys, so you'r imagining yourself as the guy not fucking?Not if you self-insert as Hunter. Just sayin'.
Protagonists in most of these games are self inserts, one of the reasons why so many games let you rename the protagonist and most don't have any sort of default name at all. You're supposed to imagine yourself as the protagonist. The games pretty much always follow things from their pov.
I agree with you that you're not supposed to self insert as hunter but I find that with porn games especially I have this sort of layer of abstraction going on. Take PV for example, during the main game the MC isn't Sterling he is [Insert my name here] foiling Hunter's plans but as soon as I get to a bad end he becomes Sterling again and, depending on my mood, either I become Hunter or I am a third party omnisciently watching this happen.
The protagonists in these types of erotic/porn games are not self-inserts of the readers/players but rather likely of the creators as "Self-insertion is a literary device in which the author writes himself or herself into the story as a fictional character". You're wrong about the main characters not having a default name, all you have to do is hit the Enter key and a name will be provided by the creator/game. This game's MC is named "Sterling" which the creator that posts here refers to him a such.
Again you're using self-insertion incorrectly, but I get what you're saying (you meant imagining yourself as one of the characters). Also, supposed to≠must. Personally I don't like the MC as the whole harem genre/plot frame is saturated and it's more interesting to me to witness the MC not get what he wants even if it is non-canon. But make no mistake, ultimately neither you nor the majority nor the creator get to dictate on HOW all of us enjoy the content that is there.
That's just your assumption, and a wrong one at that. People in this thread, including myself, have posted of the different ways we enjoy the NTR content that differs from your narrow take on it.
Oh, wow!
Eh, not really. The first vaginal sex with Ophelia, who some have waited yearrs to see get fucked was, you guessed it as with Brenna and almost all the others, given to the NTR character first.
You make no sense with the highlighted part. If you want "any guy" then why do you adamantly push so hard for a specific guy to do it? You are no different than the "sus" perrson you quoted becauuse you want a specific person to do the dominating.
Interesting, I've played this excellent game 3 times now and haven't seen a single scene with anything resembling NTR, it's almost as if you can choose to turn it off.....
Eh, the anthill is a mountain when the 1 sex scene different with Ophelia, the main female charactrer that had yet to have any major sex scenes prior to this release. That is a signifigant present for a supposedly non-canon character.
Turning it off does not mean a signifigant portion of the story (thge core of it) and the dev time (30%+ I'd assume unless WWG has changed how he does things) aren't devoted to developing NTR content.
No but that is just as big of a part of the game as the rest, you can just choose which you wanna play.
In the actual story, which is what really matters at the end of the day, Hunter has made no progress and Sterling has made nothing but progress.
We're MC-fluidOh, wow!
So, you're telling me that you... self-insert as both the guys and the gals.
Well now, you're most definitely always the winner then, aren't you? I gotta say, that's certainly very progressive of you!
I get your point, but you're exaggerating a bit on the actual amount of NTR content.
they definitely do.
it's 2 scenes which only happened at the "end point" of the event chain which is part of the story anyway and then you simply see how said event could've ended. By your logic, the dev creates a whole different event chain which he then need to figure out how to tie a "true" and "false" ending.
Like I said before I think the major focus on what ifs and the giant gap between main releases to focus on them (regardless of what wwg said that they were only done in "free time") soured many peoples perceptions, mine included. Obviously one could argue that the delay between updates was worth it because of the drastic step up in quality and how wwg addressed many criticisms, including some I mentioned in my review. For instance the animation quality was drastically improved and there were none of those odd real time 3d delay trying to change facial expressions. But the perception alone that all that time was spent focusing on that instead of getting closer to some sort of conclusion to a game that's kind of getting long in the tooth (it is nearly 3 years old and the main girls (primarily ophelia tbh) still have some trepidation about engaging in certain acts that really aren't that far from where you now anyway, the cats out of the bag) does have a long tail.
There was no major focus on What Ifs, only the perceived focus of the audience. I'd like to set something right once and for all, the first time that there was a major gap between updates was the chapter BEFORE the What Ifs were a thing. It went from three months to five months because of the amount of content, an amount that has only increased with every new chapter. The What Ifs had no influence on that, because there weren't any.
You can't even argue that the delays were because of what ifs, because the time between updates became what it is now before what ifs started.
