SpyderArachnid
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So saying "it fit the story" translates to me saying the developer can't change the story or has any influence on it? That's really reaching. That doesn't mean that at all.You said the scene "fits the story". Who wrote the story where said scene happened? The dev? Jesus? Morpheus? Perhaps Santa Clause?
Is it so crazy to think people would find the dev less than credible with glaring contradictions like saying he dislikes that type of scene then immediately writes that type of scene into the game?
Have you played the game? If you did, you'll see what I mean by it fit the story. Or well, that character's backstory. They can rewrite it all they want and change it to something completely different if they wanted. But with the current game and how it is written, that scene fit that part of the story. Because that is how they wrote it. To fit.
Have you read the front page? The dev literally says "NTR fits the story". You know, the same thing I said. So how is what I said any different?
I don't know how many of these visual novels you have played, but plenty of devs have wrote content for their games that they are not fond of just cause it made sense to have it in their story. Do you think Drifty likes suicide? No, but they added it to their story. Do you think PinkCake likes burning people to death in a house fire? No, but they added it to their story.
There is many reasons developers add stuff to their games that they don't like. But if it helps tell their story the way they want, they'll add it, even if it's something they are not fond of. Literally read a book or see a movie and there is plenty of things that writers don't like, but add any ways because it fits the setting of their story.
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