When? Which path?
All I see is Sofia being loyal by repeatedly rejecting other guy's advances with no hesitation nor ambivalence about it.
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NewGuy2022
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Not saying you're wrong... ...just conditioned by the genre to look for clues of hidden cheating. Perhaps sometimes I see what isn't there...
Hey! If anything in the loyal path is pointing to the non-loyal paths, then it's most likely a bug (some folks already pointed a couple of bugs like this in the past and I fixed them). The loyal path is meant to be just that, loyal. No hidden agenda behind it, and the main reason I've added it to the game was that people who's not into NTR could still enjoy the crazy stories of Sofia.
So, if you don't mind sharing these points where you mentioned are kind of "blurry", I'll take a closer look. Thanks!
Cheers!
In both Cuck routes (Willing and Passive), Mark visits Bob at the office in Chapter 3 Part 1 to "unburden"...
SerasAshrein
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It's strange that I already liked the update, the game keeps getting better and better, and I'm 75% satisfied with the update itself, and the animation is already in the game, and the sounds too, and the update itself is much better than the other two, and I already like that the guy took off Sofia's panties and played with her butt, and it's already clear that the author tried and made the game, and it's already starting that other guys are slowly interacting with her and starting to touch her.
Makes perfect sense to me. Those paths are clearly labelled as cuck - in bold contrasting colors - and described as the MC being ok with and turned on by Sofia sexually engaging with others. So of course he'd be ok with it. I don't get the complaint.
If there's a path where I could see him not being ok with whatever's eventually revealed it would be the oblivious path, and even then a NTR reaction might be a tall order compared to a NTS one. Sofia's so adorable that getting mad at her screwing up might feel like getting mad at a golden retriever puppy for peeing on the floor.
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Honestly, I don't play NTR games that have weak logic, but someone close to me insisted I play this one. I did, and now I don't regret it. It was very hot, but I have a suggestion.
While Sofia's actions aren't right, what if you justified them in a way that makes the player doubt whether they're right or wrong?
One way is to add a backstory for Sofia that proves she has a low IQ and mental issues. Personally, I don't like this approach because it would diminish Sofia's value.
But what if you acted on Sofia's own words—the part where she said, "It's not wrong logic. It's just early-stage brilliance"?
For example, when she says spanking isn't cheating, let us hear Sofia's mental/verbal justifications. Justifications that are so interesting they genuinely make the player think and start to doubt, wondering if maybe being spanked by another guy isn't wrong after all...
I don't know if you've ever encountered people like this in real life—people who are so clever they can play with words and logic, making you reconsider something you initially found ridiculous and start to think it might actually be right and perfectly fine.
If you can pull this off, in my personal opinion, the value of Sofia and the game itself will increase. It would attract players who care about seriousness and logic, and the characters would move beyond being one-dimensional.
While Sofia's actions aren't right, what if you justified them in a way that makes the player doubt whether they're right or wrong?
One way is to add a backstory for Sofia that proves she has a low IQ and mental issues. Personally, I don't like this approach because it would diminish Sofia's value.
But what if you acted on Sofia's own words—the part where she said, "It's not wrong logic. It's just early-stage brilliance"?
For example, when she says spanking isn't cheating, let us hear Sofia's mental/verbal justifications. Justifications that are so interesting they genuinely make the player think and start to doubt, wondering if maybe being spanked by another guy isn't wrong after all...
I don't know if you've ever encountered people like this in real life—people who are so clever they can play with words and logic, making you reconsider something you initially found ridiculous and start to think it might actually be right and perfectly fine.
If you can pull this off, in my personal opinion, the value of Sofia and the game itself will increase. It would attract players who care about seriousness and logic, and the characters would move beyond being one-dimensional.
I like the idea of Sofia using her own logic to justify the things she's doing. Her rulebook is part of that. In her mind, if she has something written, it's valid and true.
But I think it would not be easy to find logical and valid arguments for her to let one of her boyfriend's friend to play with his finger inside her ass (or other things that may escalate in the future)... I'll take that into account for future chapters, though. If I manage to find the proper explanation, I'll use it
Thanks!
Damn... Sofia is so adorable...
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_Berto_
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I'm usually skeptical of gen AI stuff, but the animations are actually decent! What are you using to generate them?
I'm glad you liked it, but I assure you that for each half-decent animation, there's a ton of weird ones I have to generate
I may share the weird ones or the funny ones eventually.
And I'm using ComfyUI to generate them.