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Some fetishes are too easily able to break the flow of a story. Better for those to be in games dedicated to that theme rather than inserted in something else. Then, the focus can be on the fetish. Also, it'll avoid the usual war between those who want NTR in nearly everything, and those who think it doesn't belong in it.
But that's wishful thinking. We all know that'll never happen and people will keep being demanding little bitches, one way or the other.
But that's wishful thinking. We all know that'll never happen and people will keep being demanding little bitches, one way or the other.
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I don't think it will be a problem if NTR content would be added as long as it's avoidable, this way everyone can enjoy the game without complaining.
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Having even a hint of NTR, even if it's 100% avoidable, is always a problem generating much complaining with a large, vocal group here. Even if they don't actually play the game, it seems...
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I wonder what sort of foods our MCs eat.
We have seen Anasteya gardening- but is she gardening herbs and veggies in addition to all the materials she uses for alchemy?
Doriel is a hunter so they are probably eating meat (though they could just be selling it as well)- but what sort of critters live in the woods- are they analogues to our real world animals or are they more exotic fantasy creatures.
Finally, does Elven anatomy require a similar caloric load / nutriment. They are not humans after all- though most media treats them as more or less similar.
Bottom line- what is this eleven cuisine like
(#Things I mull over since I already mulled over the other plot points to death)
We have seen Anasteya gardening- but is she gardening herbs and veggies in addition to all the materials she uses for alchemy?
Doriel is a hunter so they are probably eating meat (though they could just be selling it as well)- but what sort of critters live in the woods- are they analogues to our real world animals or are they more exotic fantasy creatures.
Finally, does Elven anatomy require a similar caloric load / nutriment. They are not humans after all- though most media treats them as more or less similar.
Bottom line- what is this eleven cuisine like
(#Things I mull over since I already mulled over the other plot points to death)
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It already has it in the form of one Voyeuristic scene.
If you mean b/t the protagonist and other characters I believe the next release will have some hot content. Worlaix said he was pretty much finished writing the next release- so it is a matter of him creating all his art assets.
Throw him some Patreon bucks and you can read all about the progress yourself!
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This is too bad, there are those of us who enjoy the potential beautiful art and amazing storytelling can do with an NTR sequence. This would have put this game over the top, but if it is too much then I personally wouldnt back it as I tend to only back things with at least some NTR, and hugely support those who lean full in. But to each their own.
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Yes Chef!
Though when Doriel and Sunny start getting it on- its gonna be raw alright.
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Speaking of food diet, it's nice to see Worlaix didn't fall into the trap of "just following the cliché and saying elves are vegetarian because elves like nature". Using the basis that elves have to be parangons of nature's protection and wouldn't dare to hurt an animal no matter what is such an overdone idea it's getting really boring.
The way you make babies is FUCKING RAW!!Yes Chef!
Though when Doriel and Sunny start getting it on- its gonna be raw alright.
Except that animals killing and eating other animals is a large part of nature so the eating of meat is only a natural thing after all, showing that stereotype was flawed from the start.
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I think that particular argument isn't helped by the fact that NTR can be a nebulous term on this site, and a lot of the people arguing barely mean the same thing when they say a game "has NTR" or "doesn't have NTR".
Plus, a lack of distinction between "avoidable NTR", "skippable NTR", and "inevitable NTR" blurs things even more and pretty much guarantees that any game that gets the tag is going to devolve into a mess of back and forth complaining.
Not to mention the different perspectives of the sort of player who tries to put themselves in the shoes of a main character versus someone who plays the main character like a completely different person in a story.
i dont demand anything for example for this dev, but if i see any kind of NTR next thing is my unsupporting him
I would be careful with "fairly soon" as it probably still means somewhere in the 1-3 month range but do with that information what you will. The current build has 4-6 hours of content depending on if you replay to see different routes or not and new builds will increase that exponentially.
definitely play it have huge of content (mostly textbased, but still deep) with future content only dev know what he will do or is doing right now
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Depends mostly of the type of player you are.
Are you the type that can't wait for new content, get impatient or possibly forget about a game if it doesn't get frequent updates ? Then yes, probable pin the page somewhere and wait.
Or are you the type to keep an eye out for games, to enjoy what ccontent is there, possibly like to think and theorize about the hints dropped here and there ? Then go for it.
While not complete, the game has enough content to let you immerse in the world. Worlaix actually does a wonderful job at it. Unlike a lot of other games that dumps you half an hours of exposition and lore for you to memorize immediatly, with Elvensang, you know and learn what the protags knows and learns, as the game goes. So any exposition feels pretty natural, actually.
That said, I can understand getting antsy about "zoinks, what's gonna happen next !", but unless you're absolutely impatiente about everything, I'd say that's the mark of a good story.