You are just being ridiculous you realize that don't you?
Or is it just being argumentative?
What do these two Lovers say to each other in this Book....
Woman - Oh Rex you make me so Happy...
T-Rex - Chomp Growl Roar Chomp...
Woman - Oh I know me too Rex...
You're just being an argumentative fool here.
I suspect if we took last week's Lethal Weapon episode and gave them a Land Speeder instead of a car you would be fine calling it a science fiction story merely because of the year regardless that there was no science just fiction in it right?
Don't expose yourself further on this topic please....
I feel the need to chime in here, while Im seeing both sides of this argument, a LARGE factor is being ignored. In regards to bestiality stories, let me tell you one about a man and a fish, or the one about the girl and the frog, or the one about the nerd girl that falls for a bison?!?, true that last one is probably a case of Stockholm syndrome but still... In case anyone is wondering, Im talking about Disney movies, Little Mermaid, The Princess and the Frog, and Beauty and the Beast. All of witch are romance movies. All of which technically would fall under bestiality. Now granted human transformation, etc, but the parties involved dont know that. Basically Im say you both have a point, animals in reality CANT be romanced, they dont have the brain function, HOWEVER, in fictionalized works like the aforementioned story about the lady and the t-rex, their is a good chance that the t-rex has been anthropomorphized to something vaguely human on some level, making it... a romance novel. There are A LOT of werewolf/dragon/jaguar transformation ROMANCE novels out there (most famous as of late being Twilight), and they work because human changes into beast, but its just as easy for a writer to go the other way and transform an animal to a human. Just like there have been many human to animal transformation movies, ther have also been animal to human, where the dog protects their owner, saving their life, wins back their family by gaining knowledge as an animal, (Shaggy DA anyone?), or some variation, and those stories could just as easily be made where the animal transforms, falls in love and goes back to animal, they just dont tell that story because it skeeves people out. Although they did make a movie where a woman essentially molests a child, and not only did no one have a problem, people loved Tom Hanks for it...Big. So a dog romance movie isnt out of the question, especially in todays world. Just need to point out neither of you is gonna convince the other because you both have points that are technically correct. The key word in the argument is anthropomorphic, if you do it, romance, if not, bestiality.
(Also sorry if im bringing up a dead topic but it was discussed 4 days ago and im catching up... feel free to ignore. lol)
Sorry for the delay.
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Calling it now, not sex... humping... no insertion.
I have a question as a developer. How is this game so popular? I mean I enjoy it very much, even though there's too much grinding for my taste. Still I think there are many games much better than this one (not talking about mine, that's not for me to say) but they earn 1/10 on patreon, both on pledges and on followers.
I mean, there's no indication of any end to the game, the dev could apply update after update endlessly, it doesn't seem (to me) that it will ever be completed. Even here on the forum I read much criticism and a 3 star rating.
So, in order to understand people's tastes about this kind of games, the question is still the same: how come is this so popular?
Its what EA and other AAA devs have come to call, "Games As Service" translation.... Neverending Story: the Game, where unlike the movie the game ACTUALLY never ends.