TSM Fanboy 5
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- Oct 5, 2017
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Glad to hear the scene will be getting revisited, but I would offer some advice. This is just one guy's opinion so take it for what you will.
Showing the train video scene to Rei at the beginning of the game (even though it's possible to skip it, but honestly how many people do that?) does a disservice to the plot and characters. I almost lost interest in the game after that scene. Luckily the intensity of Akari trying to escape her situation drew me back in. The reason I almost lost interest is that Akari is shown having a full blown sex scene before we are even properly introduced to her. There is no build-up (yet) of the relationship between Akari and Rei, no slow burn, no gradual corruption. All things that are pinnacles of great NTR games in my opinion, and seemingly what you are going for, so why would the game start this way? And all of this when the H scene might not even happen if Akari manages to escape anyway. I'd be interested to see how you would go about explaining how none of the intro actually happens if Akari escapes when you revisit the scene. Did Rei dream all of it? Was he seeing things? Was it someone else in the video that was made to look like Akari? It all seems kind of flimsy to me.
Maybe none of this matters because your intention is that the "pure route" is not the way the game is meant to be played. Or maybe in a later version the intro sequence will be completely cut and pasted into it's chronological place in the story. Again, this is just all my opinion. Maybe I'm not seeing the bigger picture yet.
In any case, besides this one gripe I have, the game is really great so far. Love the art, the dialogue, the branching thriller/mystery. I will definitely be following the game with great interest.
Showing the train video scene to Rei at the beginning of the game (even though it's possible to skip it, but honestly how many people do that?) does a disservice to the plot and characters. I almost lost interest in the game after that scene. Luckily the intensity of Akari trying to escape her situation drew me back in. The reason I almost lost interest is that Akari is shown having a full blown sex scene before we are even properly introduced to her. There is no build-up (yet) of the relationship between Akari and Rei, no slow burn, no gradual corruption. All things that are pinnacles of great NTR games in my opinion, and seemingly what you are going for, so why would the game start this way? And all of this when the H scene might not even happen if Akari manages to escape anyway. I'd be interested to see how you would go about explaining how none of the intro actually happens if Akari escapes when you revisit the scene. Did Rei dream all of it? Was he seeing things? Was it someone else in the video that was made to look like Akari? It all seems kind of flimsy to me.
Maybe none of this matters because your intention is that the "pure route" is not the way the game is meant to be played. Or maybe in a later version the intro sequence will be completely cut and pasted into it's chronological place in the story. Again, this is just all my opinion. Maybe I'm not seeing the bigger picture yet.
In any case, besides this one gripe I have, the game is really great so far. Love the art, the dialogue, the branching thriller/mystery. I will definitely be following the game with great interest.