a shame indeed.Yes, because mods are the only thing that recieve updates once a game stops development. That pregnancy example was an example from two different games where mods made a very big change. Neither pregnancy mod added story to go with it, but added function to the game. The Artificial Academy 2 pregnancy mod gave us a way to get pregnancy without a game over, though I've never used it because the Artificial Academy Unlimited mod is a mess right now, and the Koikatsu pregnancy mod gave us a way to actually get a girl pregnant visibly instead of just having the girl talk about it. Missed opportunity, Illusion. Another good example is Kplug for Koikatsu and HS2Plug for Honey Select 2, there was an AI Shoujo variant, but this game got dropped so quickly by modders because of how unoptimized it is that AIPlug never went passed the first release. What these mods did, or will do in the future for HS2Plug, is add positions, a first person view, and multiple other things not found in the games themselves. These are examples of where the real big changes come from. They don't usually come from Illusion, they come from mods. An example in this game would be the extra girls mod, which allows you to go above 4 girls, to a max of 99 if your system is crazy good, the extra girls mod takes a heavy toll on RAM per girl. However, over the last two games, AI Shoujo and Honey Select 2, most modding has been focused on scenery and clothing and mostly for the studio, which is a shame.
If it keeps going the Studio route i might as well just stick to VaM since it has more variety and actual real time physics.
Plus it's still being developed and the Devs are actually open to integrating mods as official features.