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- Jan 26, 2021
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Since the story is pretty wacky either way, I'd love to see the father get an option to get back with D's mother and for the three of them live together in an happy little incestuous ménage à trois.
- Jan 26, 2021
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Most gamers I know are completionist. When they play the game, they complete all content. Optional or not is irrelevant.
I use to play a MMORPG game called Runescape where they have like 30 skills of players to train. Most of the skills are fun and useful to train. But theres 2-3 that people find boring, grindy, and useless but they do it anyway since its part of the game. For example, I shit you not, one of the skills in that game was fire-making. Literally clicking on a log and lighting it is how you train that skill. IIRC, you would need to repeat that action 1 million times to max that skill. But not before you either cut a tree (which is another skill called wood cutting) or buy it from another person.
I imagine something similar is happening here. Its not as simple as ignoring the content if they know its there and part of the game.
- Nov 14, 2017
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well you know saying about deaf ears etc.
it took them months (2ish years) to mark 1 game abandoned even with reporting it abandoned when it popped on alerts.
That is one of the dumbest arguments ever. Why would a completionist even start this game when they know there is content they don't want to see before they even start? That is literally why the tags are at the top of every page for a game. Let me give you an example. One of the tags is pregnancy. Now, if I'm a completionist and pregnancy in porn disgusts me, why would I even download the game if I knew I would have to see that content? That is simply moronic. Maybe you should actually read what genres a game will have before you play them if you are a completionist.
That said, if you must go through it, simply go to the settings, turn on skip unseen text, transitions and after choices. Disable the animations too. Hold down ctrl and you will be able to skip through the content without reading it.
The problem is they don't have a more appropriate MMF tag so NTR is the closest one available, even if it is 100% bullshit. They refuse to add more tags which means content can't be properly advertised. And you are right, it goes completely against their definition of NTR so shouldn't be applied here.
Your premise is flawed which is why you don’t see it.
There are more than one place (other than f95zone) that this game gets discovered. Some places do not have tags at all. Additionally in places that do, including F95zone, they do not add those tags until after the game has those types of content.
for example, newly released games have limited tags until there’s content. (Eg they cannot add vaginal sex tag if there’s none present in the game.) And let me remind you sharing content was only added to chapter 3. About 2-3 years after the game came out…
And let me remind you that the list of planned fetishes for the game were advertised and MMF content was on that list. This content was known about for years before it was finally added.
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Maybe users should check what is planned for a game before they start playing when it comes to playing porn games and AVNs if they have a strong aversion to certain genres, especially if they are a completionist and have to see everything a game has to offer. If a website has the game that doesn't advertise the genres, maybe take the time to figure it out instead of crying about it later. This is also a pitfall of only using pirate sites and not getting the game from the developers. Take responsibility for your negligence.
Lol idk why your lecturing me about pirating games on this forum of all places but alrighty…
New players have to start from somewhere. DMD is one of the most iconic adult games out there and For a lot of people DMD is one of their first game. Did you do research on your first game? Did you go to their personal website and read up on it? Or were you new and like most people see it advertise from somewhere and just jump into it because it looks interesting?
i guess this is a learning experience for them to do research on the game before playing…
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MOD UPDATE:
I've got my changes done, Scene Gallery updated and tested.
So now all that's left is to test the v0.34 content and everything is ready to go.
I've done all I am today so I will do the testing tomorrow and release the mod update tomorrow.
I've got my changes done, Scene Gallery updated and tested.
So now all that's left is to test the v0.34 content and everything is ready to go.
I've done all I am today so I will do the testing tomorrow and release the mod update tomorrow.
- Jun 3, 2017
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Maybe you are ESL and my wording was weird so sorry, but I was arguing against the fact that they actually worked 6 months on this.
- Jun 29, 2017
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He's lecturing you to do your research before you complain about features the Devs said will be included in their site/page... So you wouldn't be 'blindsided' from them due to your own negligence.
And you obviously stop reading after my first sentence… reread the next part and answer me as if I asked you.
Also had you followed our conversation you would know I did not “complain” about anything. If you want to insert yourself into peoples conversation, at least read everything first…
I'm well aware of the meanings that F95 assigns to all of those tags. This isn't about nuances of tags. It's about expectations and the history of the evolution of this VN and the alterations of Patreon policies.
Tell you what. Go back, as I have, and read the contents of this tread since its inception. All 47000+ comments, you'll end up skimming 70%, but this debate isn't about tags. It's about market forces vs expectations, and the outrage of a very vocal minority about Mr. Dots moving to satisfy his paying market almost immediately.
Then you and I will have the common understanding of the history of this VN to discuss these topics.
Or you could simply search this thread for my prior comments, which on a number of occasions address this at various levels of detail.
- Jun 2, 2017
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As you are directed to read the last several thousand of post and ruminate on the market forces that have affected DMD, you will note the truths I‘ve constantly posted in that:
1 - “a slow burn” has always been a literary choice and not a market choice;
2 - sharing with other men has been a literary choice;
3 - that the story has gone on to Chapter 4 has been a literary choice and not a market choice;
4 - limits on mmf and sharing with other men has been a market choice;
5 - that we may never have bestiality will end up being a market choice.
It is interesting how often people hold up 1-3 above and say they are market choices. Not that my postings over the years pointing out that is never been the case has ever changed their opinion. They appear to be in their little thought bubbles, immune to seeing anything but what they want to believe. For them, curiosity as to the truth appears to be absent.
They are all versions of Edgar Maddison Welch.
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