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I really enjoyed Petal more than I do Bliss. Mainly because Petal was a POV style while in Bliss we see the MC. I find it harder for me to get inot a character that I have to look at.
These games are AVNs, they are porn fantasy, not real life. And while it would be a bit weird to have tons of talking during real sex, I find some amount of dirty talk and dialogue key to any fap-worthy scene in an AVN. Otherwise, it's just a silent slideshow, which is creepy AF.I personally like the dialogue during the sex. In too many other games you are left with just the physical act and to me in kills the intrigue as to what they are thinking about during the act. Perhaps it could be toned down some or maybe include some of it as part of an inner dialogue but I would by no means just eliminate it.
2 approaches are bad(imo) are:Dirty talk during sex is a subjective art. Yet, plenty of dev's/writers treat it like a football commentary...
You're literally asking something that has been discussed in the last ten or fifteen posts.What in the world is transhumanism? Was this a sci fi story?
Transhumanism is a rather large subject, while still being a bit fringe, so nothing strange about not having heard about it. The "trans" in transhumanism does not stand for transsexual, but instead extending across, through, or over, beyond, outside of. Beyond being human, in this case.
The concept of transhumanism is known enough to have not only a wikipedia article, but a full wikipedia portal. As usual, the introductory paragraph will probably offer enough orientation: "a philosophical and intellectual movement which advocates the enhancement of the human condition by developing and making widely available sophisticated technologies that can greatly enhance longevity and cognition."
It is not just about the tech of robots, cybernetics, bio-modifications etc. It debates what the effects of such tech will be on us as individuals and as a species, and what the ethics of this is, for example.
If you would prefer a novel to read, I would suggest Ian McDonalds "Terminal Café" (aka Necroville when released in the UK), or Greg Egans "Permutation City" or some of his short stories f.e.You must be registered to see the links
I could also recommend the classic anime Ghost in the Shell
Think more Cyberpunk.
If you've played Cyberpunk 2077 or Deus Ex you'll notice people that have replaced body parts or internal organs with tech. That's transhumanism simplified.
The most basic dive into transhumanism would be "also Altered Carbon.
the RPG Eclipse Phase goes into it massively.
not just Ghost in the Shell (i actually recommend the "stand alone complex" anime series over the movie for it's dive into trans-humanism) but pretty much all of Masamune Shirow's works, he's been head first into the subject since late 70's.
even current body mods fall under the trans-humanism umbrella.
That film is fantastic.The most basic dive into transhumanism would be "You must be registered to see the links", I reckon. What a film that is.
I wouldn't call it sci fi as such as it is something that is currently being worked on. Replacing lost limbs with mechanical working ones rather than the prosthetics of old is the current goal.What in the world is transhumanism? Was this a sci fi story?
Well, depending on how narrow we set the specific type of performance, humanity have already surpassed the biological with limb replacement in one specific areaProbably not going to be a thing for a long time at that extent but I am willing to bet that at least replacing lost limbs should be a thing within our lifetime.
Yeah, I won't mention the name, but there's a game that has zero dialog during the sex scenes and it's just weird af. I just ffwd through them.These games are AVNs, they are porn fantasy, not real life. And while it would be a bit weird to have tons of talking during real sex, I find some amount of dirty talk and dialogue key to any fap-worthy scene in an AVN. Otherwise, it's just a silent slideshow, which is creepy AF.
I think any dev that produces AVNs using Daz Studio will tell you: dialog is cheaper than providing 10+ times the number of animations or slideshows that would be required in its absence. Rendered animations are time-consuming. That's why you see so many VNs with 2-frame animations or selectable camera angles or whole sex scenes that are only a couple of seconds long. Or, where the participants shout 100 variations of "fuck me" with varying levels of cringe.This might be an unpopulair opinion, but I wouldn't mind it all if the characters would shut the fuck up during the sex scenes.
So, have you come around to accepting this aspect of the game, or are have you turned off Transhumanism and are playing the Naturalist route? I am torn with which way to continue myself. I would prefer Naturalist, but since it is the developer's wish, I am leaning toward Transhumanism. I would appreciate your input.Think more Cyberpunk.
If you've played Cyberpunk 2077 or Deus Ex you'll notice people that have replaced body parts or internal organs with tech. That's transhumanism simplified.
"HE SHOOTS"Dirty talk during sex is a subjective art. Yet, plenty of dev's/writers treat it like a football commentary...
By the way, the fact that the protagonist in this story is reluctant to cross the line with his daughters but they are not reluctant to seduce him - that is a MAJOR plot point in the story, due to a science experiment, etc. The author is telling a story where the Dad being pulled in against his best intentions actually matters to the plot. Let him write his story.
Some people on here seem to think that they are entitled to the exact story they like best. There are thousands of other games and VNs on here. Maybe they will suit you better.
Dirty talk during sex is a subjective art. Yet, plenty of dev's/writers treat it like a football commentary...
That's baseball, but I think you catch my driftYou don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
I know what it is - it's just the only "play by play" matched to sex that I'm aware of.That's baseball, but I think you catch my drift