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Or you could realize that having a model in a game for what a year now? And then suddenly swapping it to a model that I don't see how anyone could argue looks half as good. It's like you were using Genesis models from several revisions back or something... aside from the subjective difference in attractiveness, the model itself just looks like it has much lower resolution.First of all, only models have been exchanged. Which doesn't change anything about the game's story itself. That means the game itself stays the same. I understand that you have your favourites. But seriously, the new models look way more realistic and hotter than the ones before. Ok, that's a matter of taste of course.
Second. I am a private book author. And when you're writing a book, it's also normal to change and improve existing text so that it reads better and has more atmosphere. Just as it is normal with games that optical improvements are made. In every book and game there are rough drafts of scenes that are rewritten and changed umpteen times before the final version is published. The only difference here is that you get to see the raw versions.
Third. A game is the work, the imagination, of the developer. You as a consumer are a guest. You can be enthusiastic about a product or not. But you can't expect it to be perfectly tailored to your taste. You are just one of many. a developer cannot please everyone. Mainly the work has to please the developer himself. iI that doesn't do it, you can assume that the full version will never come. Development consumes a lot of lifetime. And no one invests it in something they don't like themselves.
I would recommend you to get off your high horse, show some respect to the developer, give him/her a fair chance, and try to get excited about the game that you liked before despite the change.
To exaggerate a bit, it would be like going from Death Stranding graphics to World of Warcraft and insisting that it looks just as good.
I would 100% expect people to be upset if I was 6 major releases into a game and just decided to swap out one of the characters with someone who doesn't look anything like the original person aside from being a female with dark hair.
Heck, I've seen people get upset about more than that... redrawing a main character and just changing her face a bit in the 2D game "Resident X"... or in "Single Again" they updated the engine/models and tried very hard to make them look the same, but a LOT of people were upset about that because it wasn't quite right and they'd fallen in love with the original look.
We're playing PORN GAMES here. Not fine literature. If you swap out one of the main beautiful women 6 major revisions into a game, when the APPEARANCE of the women is one of the PRIME REASONS ANYONE IS PLAYING TO BEGIN WITH, then if you think people don't have any right to complain or won't complain, then frankly I don't know what to tell you.
People choose which characters they're interested in in part based on appearance.
So if a player "falls in love" with a woman in the game, based at least in good part on their appearance, and then you swap out their pretend video game girlfriend a year later... it seems the height of absurdity to expect nobody to have any problem with it. "Don't mind me, I just swapped out your crush with a girl who looks nothing like her."