I think you have the most important point here. Of course a developer can make any game he likes but he should also advertise it correctly. When a game has NTR it should have the NTR tag e.g.
I can easily sympathize with this, as me too - as maybe every mostly-vanilla guy sooner or later? - have been "tricked" into a title that was NOT as vanilla as advertised ... and when the shit hit the fan, it was "late in", so I already was invested/ had started to like it a lot, because outside of said shit it was really good to me - and one of the few that also was really "hot" to me.
It was a no-no! problem in the title, imo., but my anger was towards who advertised it as vanilla.
So, unless Opening Post belongs to developer, and they have sufficient user-group rights to edit etc. OP, should the anger not be directed at whoever made / has control over opening post, and not necessarily the developper ?
Like when in VN or whatever [character] is soo annoying, again!, that moment my anger goes towards that character, and only a little later, with some distance, towards where it belongs: the writer (or producers, for highly commercial "products")
And when it really
is the developer/ writer tricking audience into shit that is contrary to what they misled audience believing they would get, then to me it is all understandable them getting hate and shitstorm ...
But when a game is tagged properly, and maybe even named, say,
"Arsehole ugly grandpas gay NTR incest hell 0.5", then going into that game's topic and
consistently and repeatedly stating how said game's content is not to one's liking ... that's tmu. what this topic was originally about
Like, I do not think/ I hope any/no-one posting here in "anti-dev-harrassing" position is of the opinion that any statement regarding one's own dis/likes should be banned.
See, just two topics up, a new beginner dev (
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Looks interesting. Possibly not my cup of tea, though, as my personal preference is for huge boobs.
I really, really hope noone here sees that post as problematic.
I see it as helpful, nice, normal communication, and all that.
(in this case, this comment had an answer by dev that may have me amused whenever I'll think of it, for years to come, because wonderfully representative of
"problems you never could even imagine to have when starting building porn games" AND also wonderfully
"creative + pragamatic solutions to these problems")