Anyway, you really, really, really don't need to worry about it. There is zero chance of DPC involving one of the core love interests in a MMF threesome. Which really rather makes this entire conversation redundant and a waste of both of our time.
In recent months the issue of NTR hasn't stopped being discussed here with the same points. If BADIK had NTR/Sharing I would understand, but it doesn't and we already know that it won't have it (in terms of MMF, it seems that with Elena and John Boy it could happen, but who knows) because three and a half years passed and almost 99% of the sexual content is focused on the MC (Interlude had the first full sex scene that has nothing to do with the MC nor anybody who he knows). I think even the custom renders of the LIs are centered around the MC or between the LIs themselves. DPC hasn't shown himself as a dev who adds kinks to his VNs out of the blue (although he likes fire) and his donors don't seem to be interested in that and even if some of them were I don't think DPC would care, he seems like someone going their own way. Something that is highly recommended and praised here, right? Follow your own plan and not be manipulated by one side or the other to add what they want.
Now what I am wondering is the following. Why is this discussion still being talked every half month? Whenever somebody talks about this there's a lot of presumption as to why NTR/sharing isn't in the game, mainly blaming DPC patreon donors for being too "vanilla" (derogative term for anyone who doesn't like that content), with the Interlude that "Zoey was not with anyone else since she separated from the MC, it's something tragic and unrealistic", it's a bad argument for the simple reason that this game doesn't follow a realistic path and we already know it, something that here some blame the donors because it would be seen as NTR or something and DPC would lose money (he would have to do something really stupid to lose the amount of money he earns). At this point, so many times it has been discussed, these arguments seem to be made in bad faith, for the simple reason that the content/plot that you like has not been added, content/plot that was never promised or owed to anybody.
Three and a half years that the game has been in development and someone thinks that DPC out of nowhere is going to add sharing with the main LIs or even the side LIs? Elena may be because she doesn't fall into any of those categories and she's already been in a relationship since the game started and they would be the ones to share in that situation.
I'm pretty sure that the same ones who repeat this pointless discussion here are the ones who complain all the time in other threads new or otherwise about precisely this, the eternal discussion about NTR and if the game has it. But here we are, the NTR discussion being repeated here for no justifiable reason (it has nothing to do with Maya and Josy who would be one of the only reasons to discuss this) from people claiming to be fed up with it.
I understand that the waiting time causes a lot of offtopic and that kind of thing but of all the things that can be discussed, this discussion that we already have in most of the other threads, which reaches the point of exhaustion.
One thing that surprises me is that the mods do nothing about this discussion considering that there is no reason for it to be repeated so much, this already reaches offtopic. From what I've seen in other threads they delete most of the comments when there is too much discussion about NTR and some other things.
Want a college-themed game with that content? Play Fetish Locator, it has that and it seems that the last updates that are going to finish the game will have more of that.
Calling a group 'vanilla babies' isn't kink shaming. They don't have a kink. At best it's 'lack of kink shaming'. But that's semantics anyway.
No offense but that's bullshit. Just because a lot of people don't like/are against NTR/Sharing/MMF doesn't mean they don't have other kinks. Those aren't the only kinks and they aren't even the most popular.
