i call it a cancerous tumor when it shows up in a game that did not originally have the content planned for it, simply because 1 guy paid more to force it in, or because they are a friend of the person making the game. it changes the foundation of the game when it is shoved in with zero precedant, because it sets up that at any point in a future update any other character can become subject to it.
So correct me if i'm wrong, but are you saying what if game has a major change in direction, which wasn't planned since beginning of development, it's automatically "cancerous tumor"?
A game centered around NTR is one thing, a game that contains NTR (among other fetishes) is another. You're making a storm in a glass of water over a tiny amount of content that is entirely optional. Sure, these upcoming updates may not be your thing but that doesn't mean your hands are tied on the issue since you can skip the farm entirely and enter the city through other means.
Does the story actually force you to go through the farm? I thought it was just one alternative, the other being the futa guard. You meet her at the bar, walk her home, get romped and she eventually lets you into the city? It has been a while so my memory is sketchy. It's also possible Alder is re-working the routes and only one is working right now. I do agree that locking the story behind controversial content like NTR sounds like a bad move but I'm not sure if that's actually the case.
Nope but options are still available and from playing right now you don't have to interact with Adrian at all. Hell you can even cuck him if you want to.
Other way around. Adrian has a crush on Gwendy and in Adrian content specifically that can be encouraged if you don't have any interest in Gwendy or, if the PC is close with Gwendy, there's some NTR vibes to flaunting that the PC is fucking his crush. You have to interact with Adrian to trigger any of his content.
These kinda games don't work that way.
The last update went live in January - version 0.5.6. It appears the developer has a reputation for working on the game and then disappearing for several months on end, sometimes years. Then one day he shows up again and its rinse and repeat.
If your expectations are high then the answer is 'probably not'. If you've played the game before, prior to the revamp, I can say little has changed to warrant another playthrough... for now. There's probably a couple of hours worth of content though it depends on how you play, also, the game is far from finished so dead-ends are to be expected. The developer isn't very consistent nor active, progress is slow and infrequent.
Actually don't think I ever played this one because of as you said and many others, "The developer isn't very consistent nor active, progress is slow and infrequent".
