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I agree with something Aseratrix said a long time ago, or at least I agree with it more now-a-days. If you're going to brand to either maledom or femdom, you need to pick your audience and stick with it and not compromise. There are very few games that can do both, while some start very promising, the taxation of having to keep both routes going to appease both sides ultimately leads to burnout and very slow development (There is no exception to the slow development part, EVERY game is slow when it does both).
If a game starts femdom, it kinda needs to stick to that. Same with maledom. It doesn't matter how "pretty" a game is, you just have to accept not all games are made equal. They aren't all for "you". Some people really don't get that, but the good part is...those people generally are the leeches that don't pay anything, they just happen to whine the loudest. If you get over that, they can safely be ignored.
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Sorry for the double post, but the more I think about it, why are "sex games" treated this way? If you think about, nobody sits there and goes onto a FPS videogame and says "Hey, this is really cool, but you should make it an RPG" or "This strategy game seems cool, but I'd like it better as a platformer".
Sex games for whatever reason is treated like its the entire genre, when in fact "sex games" should be treated like the title "video games"...in other words, if you aren't into incest, why are you there? NTR? Femdom? Maledom? etc. the fact most sex games are developed by indie level devs and just really passionate people with a hobby doubly makes it important to just recognize that although some themes get incorporated into a single game, that doesn't mean its obligated to change direction to suit your gaming experience.
If a game starts femdom, it kinda needs to stick to that. Same with maledom. It doesn't matter how "pretty" a game is, you just have to accept not all games are made equal. They aren't all for "you". Some people really don't get that, but the good part is...those people generally are the leeches that don't pay anything, they just happen to whine the loudest. If you get over that, they can safely be ignored.
EDIT:
Sorry for the double post, but the more I think about it, why are "sex games" treated this way? If you think about, nobody sits there and goes onto a FPS videogame and says "Hey, this is really cool, but you should make it an RPG" or "This strategy game seems cool, but I'd like it better as a platformer".
Sex games for whatever reason is treated like its the entire genre, when in fact "sex games" should be treated like the title "video games"...in other words, if you aren't into incest, why are you there? NTR? Femdom? Maledom? etc. the fact most sex games are developed by indie level devs and just really passionate people with a hobby doubly makes it important to just recognize that although some themes get incorporated into a single game, that doesn't mean its obligated to change direction to suit your gaming experience.
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