When the scene starts Gorlock states how great his harem is as the girls are willing to do anything for his mission, without him even haveing to ask... while stank breath comments on her simply being a slut that can't resist a cock or 3
If something that vague qualifies as NTR then the game should also be tagged Vore for Darcia's implied (and totally not faked) death by being eaten.
Well Vore is only when its done in a sexual way right? Like people dieing in a game in just violence not vore. So sorry not the same thing.
Just split it.
No he's right. Having watched the scene now it STARTS of that way(he thinks she is just "taking one for the team"), but after Stankbreath lays it out for him (that she wanted to do it for her self) Grolokk starts acting jelly/miffed about it. It is NTR or cheating(even for a good cause) because she "wants" to do it and not be "faithful" to Grolokk. So either tag is fine.
And NTR is only when it's a central theme involving jealousy, not a throwaway gag where it's not even clear the character is jealous or not. It's not even clear if Grolokk is actually jealous or just miffed that Aya didn't consult him first. Given that the first chapter made it clear he doesn't mind sharing—he promised access to the harem girls to the goblins as one of the perks of working for him and he made it clear to some of the women that the condition of joining the band was to make themselves available to the warband, not just Grolokk himself—reading jealousy into that scene, let alone to level that qualifies the game as an NTR one, is quite the stretch. It's not a tag that's meant to cover every single type of non-monogamous relationship involving the MC, which is why there's separate cheating and swinging tags.
So would YOU be fine if the tag "cheating" were added instead of "NTR" then?
I've already said what I thought the appropriate tag would be for that scene: group sex, which is an adequate content warning that the game where human women join a goblin warband as harem girls isn't going to have those women limit themselves to one partner. It's not cheating if there's no expectation of monogamy in the relationship, and the game makes it clear from the start that there's no expectation of monogamy for any of the characters. Hell, Rhenise is technically still married and nobody batted an eye when she joined the harem. (I still wouldn't say the cheating tag makes sense in her case, as her husband agreed to going their separate ways, they just didn't do whatever legal formality counts as divorce in the game's society.) It's only once a scene finally gets added showing one of the women take other partners—a type of scene that we already knew from earlier dialog was coming—that people start shouting for some kind of adultery tag in the lighthearted comedy game where the relationship dynamics are such that adultery and all the uncomedic drama around it isn't part of the picture.
you also need to change your supply count in item to 20 then 20 in supply encounter in variable to make it work
