Up to this point it's about cultural genocide of Anaria, so if someone takes a side of losers and their lost way of life, there are no obvious grounds for hope and optimism. It's pretty grim.
I don't think this story was planned as parody of anything, but because it takes an extreme storytelling position, which is quite rare for general pr0n games audience and hence can cause shock, natural reaction to tackle that is to laugh it off or think that you can't take it seriously.
Parody should deliver some kind of satire, present the comic effect. I don't think at the present, Invasion of Anaria does anything like that. If it mocks something, it's not the NTR genre as such, but our real life sad social media/smartphone culture, which is so despicable, that author of the game uses it to portray as legitimate method used to destroy countries and subvert real culture they originally created.
If it is going to be a comedy, it is going into Idiocracy realm.
Up to this point it's about cultural genocide of Anaria, so if someone takes a side of losers and their lost way of life, there are no obvious grounds for hope and optimism. It's pretty grim.
I don't think this story was planned as parody of anything, but because it takes an extreme storytelling position, which is quite rare for general pr0n games audience and hence can cause shock, natural reaction to tackle that is to laugh it off or think that you can't take it seriously.
Parody should deliver some kind of satire, present the comic effect. I don't think at the present, Invasion of Anaria does anything like that. If it mocks something, it's not the NTR genre as such, but our real life sad social media/smartphone culture, which is so despicable, that author of the game uses it to portray as legitimate method used to destroy countries and subvert real culture they originally created.
If it is going to be a comedy, it is going into Idiocracy realm.
If you pay attention near the end there is a scene with the other world leaders showing that they finally managed to developed a deadly weapon against the black dudes, like kryptonite, so there is a chance the plot will move differently, the way i see it, mc will again betray the rest of the world for the black dudes, possibly without meaning to/blackmail.
If you pay attention near the end there is a scene with the other world leaders showing that they finally managed to developed a deadly weapon against the black dudes, like kryptonite, so there is a chance the plot will move differently, the way i see it, mc will again betray the rest of the world for the black dudes, possibly without meaning to/blackmail.
Up to this point it's about cultural genocide of Anaria, so if someone takes a side of losers and their lost way of life, there are no obvious grounds for hope and optimism. It's pretty grim.
I don't think this story was planned as parody of anything, but because it takes an extreme storytelling position, which is quite rare for general pr0n games audience and hence can cause shock, natural reaction to tackle that is to laugh it off or think that you can't take it seriously.
Parody should deliver some kind of satire, present the comic effect. I don't think at the present, Invasion of Anaria does anything like that. If it mocks something, it's not the NTR genre as such, but our real life sad social media/smartphone culture, which is so despicable, that author of the game uses it to portray as legitimate method used to destroy countries and subvert real culture they originally created.
If it is going to be a comedy, it is going into Idiocracy realm.
Dude, BNWO is like the most cringe parody among all. It's taking the BBC trope to the most absurd extreme so that people can fap to racism in their NTR. It's not trying to teach you life lessons or make social commentary. People fap to it because it's just fucked up and wrong, much like NTR/cheating stories in general. Some people like wholesome porn, others like depraved porn.
Dude, BNWO is like the most cringe parody among all. It's taking the BBC trope to the most absurd extreme so that people can fap to racism in their NTR. It's not trying to teach you life lessons or make social commentary. People fap to it because it's just fucked up and wrong, much like NTR/cheating stories in general. Some people like wholesome porn, others like depraved porn.
I've seen many people who always conflate Kinking shit/Pervert fetishes with politics, race, morality, mental health and other things.
This isn't reality, we know it's not reality, and we also know this thing is kind of fucked up.
Guess what? that shit is kind of fucked up is the reason we play with our meat.
It's like a group of people enjoying professional wrestling.Then there's this annoying person who keeps saying: "It's fake, it's all just a script/They don't actually hate each other, they're just acting and fighting/That punch never even hit the other person..."
Bro, it's not that deep. We both know this thing is really like, and we also know what reality is like. This shit isn't illegal, is not like pedo shit. we know this shit is immoral, illogical, incorrect, etc.
it's just a PORN GAME！FFS.
If I truly have such high moral standards,living like "Internet high standards".
i can't swear, not even is a joke, because it might offend others, even its just on internet. I couldn't jerk off because jizz is god's tears, so every day is No Nut November. have completely correct political views. absolutely no racial discrimination, not even in jokes.
I will become a supervillain 100%. and that's my supervillain origin story. Call me Vanilla Knight. My superpower is busting everyone's nuts physically.
Oh, I already did. I have no problem whatsoever with the premise or anything. I just can't agree with people who classify this as a parody. It's not even an example of failed parody, because IMO author doesn't even try to create one.
Parody is derivative of something else, that tries to subvert or make fun of. At the moment this thing doesn't parody anything, because you don't have any meaningful references or analogies made to other NTR stories/games. So it stands on its own legs.
Dude, BNWO is like the most cringe parody among all. It's taking the BBC trope to the most absurd extreme so that people can fap to racism in their NTR.
Nope. Intrinsically, by itself BNWO isn't parody and BNWO-based story doesn't have to be one. It's just grimdark, dystopian raceplay setting about political control of reproduction. That you can make fun of, obviously, but nothing stops you from treating it dead serious, if you want. Picking that setting won't define genre of your story automatically. Duh!
If you really would want to create a parody with BNWO bend, you could do so, by picking some storytelling framework with an angle for mockery. Parody is parasitic to other people's works, so in order to feed it, you need to put it on hunting grounds. Let's say you're lazy, so you don't want to look far. BNWO is and should be racist up to 11 and since the biggest racists we know were Nazis, let's turn our BNWO side into mockery of Third Reich. Political forces need visual identification, so let's start with that:
Fine, we can start with mockery of Reich's symbols, songs and ideology to turn it upside down to suit our purposes. Since BNWO theme can use some eugenics bullshit, we can appropriate Lebensborn stuff or go full Wolfenstein, pardon me... Sissystein with it. Now we have our hunting grounds completely open. We can parody almost any cult scene from movie, book or game that originally had Nazis in it and gained any recognition whatsoever. So we can laugh off the scene of memorizing action plan from "The Dirty Dozen", changing context and turning it into naughtier version of itself or make fun of some Tarantino dialogues from "Inglorious Basterds" or even create a cameo of interracial pair from it and other movies that went same path, like; "Iron Sky". Make fun of II World War "Dambusters" contrasting their effort with interracial defloration scene. Or turn Indiana Jones adventures into his sexual misadventures. If you're white men, remember: "Büttplug macht frei" That's how parody operates: on throwbacks to other things that gained traction before its conception.
We can go into different way with that and acknowledge
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and parody it as well. Since premise could go into political alternative history, just as Philip K. Dick's: "The Man in the High Castle" let's call whole thing: "The Man in the High Cuckchair".
Parody as such can't be independent of other works, because it mocks these.
There wouldn't be Airplane! movie before creation of Hour Zero or Airport 1975.
There wouldn't be Spaceballs before Star Wars and Star Trek space operas.
There wouln't be The Naked Gun before success of noir detective movies.
So if you really insist on stating that "Invasion of Anaria" is a parody, give me clear examples of its obvious throwbacks to other NTR/BNWO games or scenes in these games, that gamedev acknowledged, reused and made fun of. I couldn't find any, but maybe I'm too unrefined or I missed intended references.
It's not trying to teach you life lessons or make social commentary.
Well, that's kinda cool, if it's not trying, but does it anyway as a byproduct of narrative choices creator took.
People fap to it because it's just fucked up and wrong, much like NTR/cheating stories in general. Some people like wholesome porn, others like depraved porn.
Oh, I myself occasionally do like to bust an evil nut, but I don't need to rationalize that afterwards and cope by creating excuses based on dubious genre classification.
That's opinion. Sadly, unsubstantiated one, without giving us any reason in favour of it.
I've seen many people who always conflate Kinking shit/Pervert fetishes with politics, race, morality, mental health and other things.
This isn't reality, we know it's not reality, and we also know this thing is kind of fucked up.
Guess what? that shit is kind of fucked up is the reason we play with our meat.
It's like a group of people enjoying professional wrestling.Then there's this annoying person who keeps saying: "It's fake, it's all just a script/They don't actually hate each other, they're just acting and fighting/That punch never even hit the other person..."
Bro, it's not that deep. We both know this thing is really like, and we also know what reality is like. This shit isn't illegal, is not like pedo shit. we know this shit is immoral, illogical, incorrect, etc.
That's far off the point of discussion if it's parody or not. Why do you act as if disqualifying "Invasion of Anaria" as a parody, would make it suddenly illegal or otherwise: if attributing it parody value would change it moral / immoral status?
Who questioned that? It's not up to debate if it is a porn game, as that is quite obvious. What is not obvious is in what genre this game as a story you can put it to describe it.
If I truly have such high moral standards,living like "Internet high standards".
i can't swear, not even is a joke, because it might offend others, even its just on internet. I couldn't jerk off because jizz is god's tears, so every day is No Nut November. have completely correct political views. absolutely no racial discrimination, not even in jokes.
Oh, I already did. I have no problem whatsoever with the premise or anything. I just can't agree with people who classify this as a parody. It's not even an example of failed parody, because IMO author doesn't even try to create one.
Parody is derivative of something else, that tries to subvert or make fun of. At the moment this thing doesn't parody anything, because you don't have any meaningful references or analogies made to other NTR stories/games. So it stands on its own legs.
Nope. Intrinsically, by itself BNWO isn't parody and BNWO-based story doesn't have to be one. It's just grimdark, dystopian raceplay setting about political control of reproduction. That you can make fun of, obviously, but nothing stops you from treating it dead serious, if you want. Picking that setting won't define genre of your story automatically. Duh!
If you really would want to create a parody with BNWO bend, you could do so, by picking some storytelling framework with an angle for mockery. Parody is parasitic to other people's works, so in order to feed it, you need to put it on hunting grounds. Let's say you're lazy, so you don't want to look far. BNWO is and should be racist up to 11 and since the biggest racists we know were Nazis, let's turn our BNWO side into mockery of Third Reich. Political forces need visual identification, so let's start with that:
Fine, we can start with mockery of Reich's symbols, songs and ideology to turn it upside down to suit our purposes. Since BNWO theme can use some eugenics bullshit, we can appropriate Lebensborn stuff or go full Wolfenstein, pardon me... Sissystein with it. Now we have our hunting grounds completely open. We can parody almost any cult scene from movie, book or game that originally had Nazis in it and gained any recognition whatsoever. So we can laugh off the scene of memorizing action plan from "The Dirty Dozen", changing context and turning it into naughtier version of itself or make fun of some Tarantino dialogues from "Inglorious Basterds" or even create a cameo of interracial pair from it and other movies that went same path, like; "Iron Sky". Make fun of II World War "Dambusters" contrasting their effort with interracial defloration scene. Or turn Indiana Jones adventures into his sexual misadventures. If you're white men, remember: "Büttplug macht frei" That's how parody operates: on throwbacks to other things that gained traction before its conception.
We can go into different way with that and acknowledge
You must be registered to see the links
and parody it as well. Since premise could go into political alternative history, just as Philip K. Dick's: "The Man in the High Castle" let's call whole thing: "The Man in the High Cuckchair".
Parody as such can't be independent of other works, because it mocks these.
There wouldn't be Airplane! movie before creation of Hour Zero or Airport 1975.
There wouldn't be Spaceballs before Star Wars and Star Trek space operas.
There wouln't be The Naked Gun before success of noir detective movies.
So if you really insist on stating that "Invasion of Anaria" is a parody, give me clear examples of its obvious throwbacks to other NTR/BNWO games or scenes in these games, that gamedev acknowledged, reused and made fun of. I couldn't find any, but maybe I'm too unrefined or I missed intended references.
Well, that's kinda cool, if it's not trying, but does it anyway as a byproduct of narrative choices creator took.
Oh, I myself occasionally do like to bust an evil nut, but I don't need to rationalize that afterwards and cope by creating excuses based on dubious genre classification.
That's opinion. Sadly, unsubstantiated one, without giving us any reason in favour of it.
That's far off the point of discussion if it's parody or not. Why do you act as if disqualifying "Invasion of Anaria" as a parody, would make it suddenly illegal or otherwise: if attributing it parody value would change it moral / immoral status?
Who questioned that? It's not up to debate if it is a porn game, as that is quite obvious. What is not obvious is in what genre this game as a story you can put it to describe it.
I don't get that defensive stance you took here. Care to explain it to me?
Oh, I already did. I have no problem whatsoever with the premise or anything. I just can't agree with people who classify this as a parody. It's not even an example of failed parody, because IMO author doesn't even try to create one.
Parody is derivative of something else, that tries to subvert or make fun of. At the moment this thing doesn't parody anything, because you don't have any meaningful references or analogies made to other NTR stories/games. So it stands on its own legs.
Nope. Intrinsically, by itself BNWO isn't parody and BNWO-based story doesn't have to be one. It's just grimdark, dystopian raceplay setting about political control of reproduction. That you can make fun of, obviously, but nothing stops you from treating it dead serious, if you want. Picking that setting won't define genre of your story automatically. Duh!
If you really would want to create a parody with BNWO bend, you could do so, by picking some storytelling framework with an angle for mockery. Parody is parasitic to other people's works, so in order to feed it, you need to put it on hunting grounds. Let's say you're lazy, so you don't want to look far. BNWO is and should be racist up to 11 and since the biggest racists we know were Nazis, let's turn our BNWO side into mockery of Third Reich. Political forces need visual identification, so let's start with that:
Fine, we can start with mockery of Reich's symbols, songs and ideology to turn it upside down to suit our purposes. Since BNWO theme can use some eugenics bullshit, we can appropriate Lebensborn stuff or go full Wolfenstein, pardon me... Sissystein with it. Now we have our hunting grounds completely open. We can parody almost any cult scene from movie, book or game that originally had Nazis in it and gained any recognition whatsoever. So we can laugh off the scene of memorizing action plan from "The Dirty Dozen", changing context and turning it into naughtier version of itself or make fun of some Tarantino dialogues from "Inglorious Basterds" or even create a cameo of interracial pair from it and other movies that went same path, like; "Iron Sky". Make fun of II World War "Dambusters" contrasting their effort with interracial defloration scene. Or turn Indiana Jones adventures into his sexual misadventures. If you're white men, remember: "Büttplug macht frei" That's how parody operates: on throwbacks to other things that gained traction before its conception.
We can go into different way with that and acknowledge
You must be registered to see the links
and parody it as well. Since premise could go into political alternative history, just as Philip K. Dick's: "The Man in the High Castle" let's call whole thing: "The Man in the High Cuckchair".
Parody as such can't be independent of other works, because it mocks these.
There wouldn't be Airplane! movie before creation of Hour Zero or Airport 1975.
There wouldn't be Spaceballs before Star Wars and Star Trek space operas.
There wouln't be The Naked Gun before success of noir detective movies.
So if you really insist on stating that "Invasion of Anaria" is a parody, give me clear examples of its obvious throwbacks to other NTR/BNWO games or scenes in these games, that gamedev acknowledged, reused and made fun of. I couldn't find any, but maybe I'm too unrefined or I missed intended references.
Well, that's kinda cool, if it's not trying, but does it anyway as a byproduct of narrative choices creator took.
Oh, I myself occasionally do like to bust an evil nut, but I don't need to rationalize that afterwards and cope by creating excuses based on dubious genre classification.
That's opinion. Sadly, unsubstantiated one, without giving us any reason in favour of it.
That's far off the point of discussion if it's parody or not. Why do you act as if disqualifying "Invasion of Anaria" as a parody, would make it suddenly illegal or otherwise: if attributing it parody value would change it moral / immoral status?
Who questioned that? It's not up to debate if it is a porn game, as that is quite obvious. What is not obvious is in what genre this game as a story you can put it to describe it.
I don't get that defensive stance you took here. Care to explain it to me?
I'm too lazy to read it. When I first saw the Wikipedia link and Reich's symbols In a porn game discussion, I lost it. I can't possibly understand your thoughts and opinions. I have my own views too, and I don't want to bring up various boring political forms like Nazism in a porn game. or I won't find a bunch of Wikipedia links or a Dick Long versions of the German Empire logo to back up my opinion. This isn't that deep for me.
You have your opinion, and I have mine.
Regarding your so-called "my defensive stance," that was a joke. I explained later that this is my “Supervillain origin story”.If you think that's my defensive stance, then so be it.
My point remains the same: you have your ideas, and I have mine.I admire your expression of your views, even though I may not agree with them.
so....Let this topic and dialogue go like water under the bridge. TY
I just showed you one way of preparing ground to parody something. In this case - II World War movies. But you can parody anything: science fiction (creating space-BNWO mockery), fantasy, rom-coms, whatever you can think of. You just need to know, how parody really works.
My point remains the same: you have your ideas, and I have mine. I admire your expression of your views, even though I may not agree with them.
so....Let this topic and dialogue go like water under the bridge. TY
I thought message boards aren't about having ideas, but exchanging them and confronting, especially if you disagree with someone's take. I think I defended my point of view on why "Invasion of Anaria" isn't parody. It may very well turn into one in the future, but now it's not. It just doesn't pay any humorous homage to other works of fiction, so how anyone can think of it as a parody?
As well as differences between sub-genres of comedy, I suppose.
Well, I can try to throw you a line of understanding, but without your will to grab it, it's useless, you know.
That's your problem, bro.
I just showed you one way of preparing ground to parody something. In this case - II World War movies. But you can parody anything: science fiction (creating space-BNWO mockery), fantasy, rom-coms, whatever you can think of. You just need to know, how parody really works.
I thought message boards aren't about having ideas, but exchanging them and confronting, especially if you disagree with someone's take. I think I defended my point of view on why "Invasion of Anaria" isn't parody. It may very well turn into one in the future, but now it's not. It just doesn't pay any humorous homage to other works of fiction, so how anyone can think of it as a parody?
What are you talking about? Anaria Invasion is not a parody?
I never said that game was a parody. In fact, I agree with you. It isn't… My opinion has been the same from the beginning. I was just replying to that person saying that:"some people take adult games too seriously, while most people don't care what they are, they just want to use them for masturbation." and that's it...just that one line literally!
It's not intended to teach you life lessons or make social comments. People masturbate to it because it's perverted, wrong, like a typical NTR/cheating story. Some people like wholesome porn, some people like decadent porn.
That's where I started replying to him and agreeing with his point of view, that's all, just that one point , one god damn point understand? This has absolutely nothing to do with all the parodies/links you mentioned later. I completely don't understand why you replied with a bunch of parody stuff. What exactly are you talking about ？My initial reply was simply agreeing with one of his points about that porn game is not that deep. I didn't even know anyone had mentioned that the game was a parody. Your wrong reply completely baffled me, so I had to sift through previous comments like Sherlock Holmes to understand what you meant by those parody-related comments you gave to me. the original reply I didn't even say a single word about parody!
Did you think I agreed with him because I thought the game was a parody? I finally understand why you replied to me . You misunderstood. I was simply replying to that person and agreeing with one of his points. This has absolutely nothing to do with your and this game is parody or not. Why did you reply, " That's opinion. Sadly, unsubstantiated one, without giving us any reason in favour of it."? I never said it was a parody game in the first place! god damn it. That's why I said I was too lazy to read it before, because we're not even discussing the same thing, bro…
That's far off the point of discussion if it's parody or not. Why do you act as if disqualifying "Invasion of Anaria" as a parody, would make it suddenly illegal or otherwise: if attributing it parody value would change it moral / immoral status?
Just like your previous reply to my comment about wrestling, you assumed I agree the game is a parody. You misunderstood me in the first place, and you replied with a bunch of parody-related topics/links about Nazisploatation? and then you stood up and said,(" Well, I can try to throw you a line of understanding, but without your will to grab it, it's useless, you know..")
As well as differences between sub-genres of comedy, I suppose.
Well, I can try to throw you a line of understanding, but without your will to grab it, it's useless, you know.
That's your problem, bro.
I just showed you one way of preparing ground to parody something. In this case - II World War movies. But you can parody anything: science fiction (creating space-BNWO mockery), fantasy, rom-coms, whatever you can think of. You just need to know, how parody really works.
I thought message boards aren't about having ideas, but exchanging them and confronting, especially if you disagree with someone's take. I think I defended my point of view on why "Invasion of Anaria" isn't parody. It may very well turn into one in the future, but now it's not. It just doesn't pay any humorous homage to other works of fiction, so how anyone can think of it as a parody?
even though you poke a nerve to me by miss understand me and trying to educate me about something I didn't say...
but still,No beef, okay? this is just a miss understanding. and I just want jerking off . so let bygone be bygone.
PS: If your message box keeps showing my reply and I edit my reply many times, it's My mistake. The webpage translation F up the entire reply and Quote. I have to Manual re edition the Quoteh and Reply little by little.
A lot of members on this thread have a LOT of time to waste.
They write posts longer than War & Peace about a silly BBC sissy cuck porn game.
I hesitate between virgin freshers too ugly or beta to get the girls on campus IRL thus stick to their laptop, or middle-aged sigma failures. Probably a bit of both.
