"Losing the next battle will trigger an erotic event!"
...Sorry, losing?
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...Losing. This? Right.
Well I'm not a fan of "I click the lose button to see scenes", so can someone tell me if that's more or less all this game is scene-wise?
EDIT: it basically is just that. There is a single tit-groping scene that is seemingly part of the story. Everything else you have to go out of your way for, and for no actual reason since the Viscount distinctly says that if you complete three requests he'll release Leratone.
And when those three requests boil down to fighting, and Anna beasts
literally everything in a single basic attack, then there's not much more to it, is there? You walk through the level, you beat everything, you tell the Viscount. You do this three times and the game ends. This felt incredibly lacklusture. There was just no actual reason to go out of your way and do lewd events, they didn't get you anything you couldn't get otherwise. Seemingly most of the erotic events encountered if you play this way require you to lose... when you have 5k health and no enemies can actually hurt you if they hit you, and again they all die in one hit.
I thought the entire thing with the sister was going to be that she was hypnotised or something and it would be some conspiracy hypno game. Only to find out she's just sort of a horny whore about it, and there's nothing "untoward" actually going on with the first scene.
You can't have a "fallen adventurer" game when there's no actual reason to fall as per what the story puts you through; no corruption, force, anything. If you legitimately had to earn one million gold and each normal request was getting you 1k and they quickly dried up, then there could be a reason to feel like you were forced into erotic events to make ends meet. But you don't need to, so there isn't a reason to do any events other than to see them.
Sure, yeah, people play these games to see the events. But there's usually some in-world reason. I guess I also need one. Because there's no reason for Anna to do anything but kill whatever the Viscount sends her at, since it's not just a gameplay thing that you can beat everything easily, it's established in the intro that she's a monstrous prodigy that easily one-shot the ancient Demon King who fought an ancient hero for 72 hours only to be weak enough to be sealed, much less killed.
Also he's... immortal. But the game ends with Anna just killing him again. I guess she just goes back there every couple days and kills him again?
idk, I just didn't vibe with this one I guess. I need there to be some tangible in-world reason for why erotic events are happening to the character and why said character would possibly allow it, and that just falls flat on its face when it's too easy to win and the character in-world casually one shots demon lords.
