- Jun 1, 2020
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I don't expect dev to clear doubts on this game or have like a Q & A session. He never bothered to have those in his previous game, even when he introduced NTR into the middle of the game all of a sudden. I think he wantedly do this to irritate us. Don't know what kind of evil fun that dev will get by doing this.An overview to call players who want to focus on content with MC ... (no other boys in camp)
Overview:
"Next day you’re on a bus going to work in a boys educational and misbehavior camp, but to your surprise it’s not boys camp anymore,"
The conclusion of the player by reading the overview: "only 1 male in the game, the male MC."
And then there is a random scene from another male in ep1.
It is surprising how some DEVs are unable to be clear about the content of their game.
- Make a game what do you want to do DEV. But do a real overview. That indicates to the players the content you intend to place in the game. False overviews call the wrong audience to your game. You called harem players in overview/dev notes and made game for voyeur player.
And then the topic ends up becoming just a discussion about the hidden fetish, not mentioned in the overview, nor in the DEV notes, or tags.
There are many DEVs that use DEV notes. That use tags to indicate future content.
Devs who say whether unpopular content is avoidable/skippable. If the porn content with the MC will be 80%. If it will be 50%. Or if it will be only 20% with MC (last update of Lewd Island).
One DEV made a FAQ on DEV notes with every question that appeared in his game. That was the greatest example of professionalism I saw in a DEV.
Be smart DEV (of this game). Use the good tools that the f95 gives you in the OP. Call into your new game the players who like most of the content that you DEV want to produce. Make a short (but true) overview outside the spoilers. And in the spoilers, be very specific with controversial/unpopular fetish (incest / rape / ntr / voyeurism / gay / futa / scat / vore / harem / fuck them all).
With the correct information about the content of the game, those who don't like the content, put your game on the ignore thread. Who likes, posts and makes positive comments about the content of the game. Then, Ntr/voyeurism war decreases and the topic will be less polluted. Better for you DEV. Best for players who like the content you produce. It’s even better for players who don’t like the content and can quickly ignore it if they don’t like the present and future content (past content also in some games).
Please be prepared to see MC's gf fucking with other dude in the middle of the game. I'm sure it will be avoidable. But, yeah, according to me, i don't care whether it is avoidable or not. Game still called be a NTR game if it have NTR content.
AVOIDABLE MY ASS.
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