I'm working on it right now, but it's probably going to take a bit more time than expected. Still, if all goes well, it should be ready before the end of the week, most likely earlier.
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I'll have to update the Q&A though, because currently it's closer to once every 6 to 8 weeks.
Happy you liked the game btw : )
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Please, in the endings (or even right before them), someone’s gotta show Leto visions of what Rose and Lily were actually doing before giving him those kisses XD.
That depends on you — and on the opponent you’re up against. With each opponent, the deck shifts, since the strength of the cards changes depending on specific sides.
Some of the extra scenes are long enough to the point of them being tedious...
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In many other NTR games the protagonist is basically either a complete fool or has emotional intelligence of a monkey and actively pushes away others in most nonsensical ways. These Henteria games are the only NTR that have the narrative structure of a true tragedy, where the protagonist does all the right things yet everything is destined to fall apart despite and because the protagonist has good moral character and can't but be who he is. The developer has a true understanding of what makes a compelling story and a compelling tragedy and has my appreciation. Can't wait for this one to be finished.
While I would agree that HC3 does have some level of tragedy to it because Leto is largely presented as a competent, hard working, intelligent, and well rounded young man whose only major flaw is how incredibly uncomfortable he is with anything of a sexual nature, I still can't fathom the idea that HC1 and 2 are in any way tragic. In HC1 Casio practically cucks himself providing the villains plenty of opportunity to enact their evil schemes and even unknowingly assists the obviously evil demon in raping Eleonora into submission on multiple occasions. In HC2 Noah is so milquetoast that no one has faith in him before he's even done anything to justify their lack of faith in him. His mother and foster sister are so dumb that they're fucking around behind his back with barely any pressure at all, they quite literally ignore him while he's having a mental and emotional breakdown for days at a time so they can have nonstop sex in the same house he's falling apart in, they don't even the decency to fuck at the villain's house. I view HC1&2 more as comedies than I do tragedies.
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I’d say I partly agree with you about HC2 — yeah, the female leads have downright pathetic behavior and ridiculous excuses for ending up in the situations they themselves created. In the end, there’s no real justification for their actions. It would’ve made sense if they had said something like, “oh, the semen they ingested from the antagonists,” or “the fluids they were exposed to messed with their judgment,” especially since Zergan’s potions could’ve easily affected any bodily fluid they secreted — that would’ve actually justified things. But nope. Instead, we just get Celis suddenly asking Noa to let her help him with whatever he’s planning to stop Zeno. Honestly pathetic, because we all know that if Edwyr had been with her at that moment, she wouldn’t have even bothered to go after Noa.
Now, I completely disagree with you about HC1. If you remember correctly, Cassio was under a spell from the very moment the demons appeared — one that messed with his perception of everything happening around him. So yeah, at least we got a credible justification for the events, not so much for the female characters’ behavior, but definitely for Cassio’s inability to act during what went down.
As for Noa, in my opinion, it was his father’s overprotection that made him useless. If Envar had trained Noa even half as harshly as Zeno trained Edwyr — not to the same extreme, but still — things would’ve been very different. Envar is supposed to be a much better warrior than Zeno, so it’s ridiculous that he never gave his son proper training just because they were living in “peaceful times.”
And about HC3, I also disagree. It’s not that Leto is uncomfortable or bothered by doing something intimate or sexual — the real issue, as I mentioned in a previous post, is that Noa grew up in an environment that drilled into him a sense of “respect” toward others, especially toward women. That mindset was heavily pushed by the hypocrite Haylen and reinforced by everyone around him.
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In HC2, it would’ve been interesting if, when Celis offered to help Noa, he had asked her something like, “If Edwyr had been with you at that moment, and you’d seen me leaving the house, would you have done the same?” — just to spark that inner conflict between her thoughts and actions that, let’s be honest, we were all waiting for XD
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It's just like I said before, the biggest troublemaker in HC2 was Noah's father, who was a complete cuck. Even after he died, he still appeared to get in Noah's way, who ended up being raised in the worst possible way.
The spell doesn't make Casio any less pathetic of a main character. Having a reason why you make a character a completely blank slate that does stupid things does not make that character any less of a completely blank slate that does stupid things. There's no tragedy in it because Casio does not have enough character for it to be tragic. Instead it's a faceless nothing watching as as the Eleonora does extremely stupid things.
And I would also disagree on your assertion with Leto's issue being one of respecting others. If Leto wasn't prudishly uncomfortable with sex he wouldn't react with discomfort as often as he does when it is brought up or it happens around him. The issue isn't that Haylen ingrained him with respect for others, it's the fact that he's a very mild mannered person who was not properly taught the birds and the bees because he was raised by a nun who had almost no exposure to it. Leto develops less discomfort with it as the story progresses but his response to sex even in situations where it has nothing to do with him is to immediately scamper away and either act like he never saw it or later when he encounters that person or thinks about it he sweatdrop emotes or does the swirly one to show a lack of comfort. The only time it's due to respect is relatively early in the story when Rose basically throws herself at him.
On an entire other note... Jesus H Christ is Haylen's most recent quest tedious. The scenes have reached a point "too long" doesn't even begin describe them.
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She confesses that she loves having sex with Duke, and kind of puts Leto down.