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Yeah, please somebody upload it to Gofile, Anon, or Pixeldrain.
now Mega can't download files larger than 5GB, and I frequently experience the limit even though I've never download from Mega.
How do you get the couch missionary sex scene in the living room at home, like what I see in the preview pictures on the front page? I'm pretty sure I've beaten all the chapters, but the only stuff I can do at home is the handjob and blowjob at the entrance, and the morning BJ in the bedroom.
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there use to be a bunch of scenes at home in 0.5 but not sure if they temporarily removed them to be added as later content
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One minor this I wish was changed is the the colors of the exit menu. Most games use red as leave / quit and a neutral color as cancel / resume.
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I think with this game an issue is determining who the MC is. For me at least it makes more sense that the guy is the MC (kind of like Azur Lane). I do think there should be the rape tag.
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I think a better clarification is this:
Netorare = MC having SO stolen unwillingly
Netori = MC stealing someone elses SO
Netorase = MC willing / wants SO to be stolen
All are forms of cheating.
SakuraKoi definitions are correct but I'm not sure if there is a specific Japanese term for when the MC cheats on their SO (could be considered netorare still?)
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A dude owns a robot chick and you fight using the chick kind of like Azur Lane.
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Found this over in a sub forum on ntr in f95zone:
All variations come from 寝取 which is the connections of two chinese characters meaning 寝(Neru)"to sleep" and 取(Toru)"to take":
1-寝取 by itself this word can be read as "netoru" or "netori" and it means in it's most simplistic form "to take and sleep with someone".
2-寝取られ by adding "rare" (which means "to be") at the end transforms the word into "neto-rare" which just reverses the original meaning into "to have someone taken" instead.
3-寝取らせ by adding "rase" (which means "to let") at the end transforms the word into "neto-rase" which means "to let someone be taken".
1-You take a girl/guy from someone and get off on the jealousy his/her partner is feeling
2-Role reversal, now you are playing as the jealous partner that got his girl/guy taken away.
3-Now your character gets off on having the girl/guy being taken, so they also encourage this behavior.
So all three definitions should be related to the word TAKEN at the end.
Which is why things like swinging, cheating aren't necessarily it because those are usually either temporary or secret agreements that don't necessarily influence the final relationship.
Technically it's purest definition for something to be netori, netorare or netorase you must have someone taken from someone at some point, either physically or emotionally.
Kinda. from what I played the "NTR" stuff is that if you lose a combat stage you get a scene where the girl is either raped or is force to "serve" some random npcs. It's really soft ball stuff, there's no real dialogue to go with it it's just a scene you can quit out of and disable from even happening (defeat skip option in options).
You use WASD to move around. left mouse to attack. at range it will change to wimpy shot. at close range you will do melee combo. you can hold and release left mouse to do a gap closer
right mouse to dogde. hold to defend
left+ right mouse for skill like burst. counter and etc
you can also hold Left mouse when you close to enemy to drain their heath and recover "skill" point
I don't know who needs to know this, but it looks like the health value in the current version of the game actually starts at 1400, not 800. The game isn't really hard enough to require cheating so far (the only time you might see a defeat scene seems to have nothing to do with health and more to do with getting hit by a particular attack), but I was messing around with it because I wanted to see more of the drain scenes. Unfortunately, it looks like they are all limited - you can only drain each enemy once per battle, and likewise they can each only drain you once as well.
Indeed, and cheating is just cheating while all this discourse should be about is how to differentiate + tag them.
Tagging Netori, Netorare and Netroase as the same: 'NTR' is no good, as evident by having most works having rarely the Netori and Netorare/se perspective. Why do most work only focus on one perspective? Because many or rather most consumers only want one of those perspectives. Those claiming that they are not like most and that many should be disregarded, having to think like themselves instead... well, I don't need to tell you how credible those are.