dwalsh
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- Jul 1, 2019
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There is no gotcha moment because if you read the dialogue you'll see Alice is completely aware of there scenario and tells Max it never happened (read the dialogue the next day). That's her kink and I'm not guessing that... Sorry if that was missed. It is a "by any means necessary to protect my family" story. What it is not is a "I going to screw my new employee and her family" story. That's a different vn literally call my employee's family (which got the abandoned tag once already) . Until that registers people will only be building on their disappointment in the in end.Sure, you can say that if you want. It's not true, but you can say it. Finding a hidden camera is in no universe a logical first step to immediately creating a porn website to film your family for pervs on the internet and for personal profit unless you are a legit psychopath.
Not to mention the whole drugging them thing . . . . anyone say date rape? Remind me again, was it Eric or Max who did that? Max, ah, gotcha. So you're cool with date rape, pimping, and selling videos of family, but that Eric guy who says some mean things and wants to bang a bunch of women he just met and thinks are hot is just too damn toxic. Yeah, he's a creep, but I think your scale of toxic might be a bit off mate.
I want to be very clear. I don't actually care about any of the above behavior in a porn game. It's just a game. It's fantasy.
You seem to care though, as your summary of issue with the Eric character is basically just, "He's mean and not good and bad and toxic." And yet you ignore that Max is like 10x worse. You're just cool with it because you're the one doing it and it's less overt.
Ignoring NTR or if Eric should be in the game, as the Dev seems set on that and it's his game, only focusing on your flawed logic on character, your stance that Eric is toxic but Max is good is pure protagonist bias, and a serious logical dissonance.
No shade to people who enjoy playing Max. It's fantasy. It's just annoying to see morality and bad characteristics only applied to one character and not the other to fit some overarching narrative or argument.
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