yes this is what the curator said when they gave the bad review
I'm no expert in advertising, but I have no idea how the dev thought it was a good idea to make a yuribait game to promote his straight game with people who are interested in real yuri/lesbian games.
Being stupid is like being dead, everybody knows it but the stupid person.
Evil my friend, pure evil.
Nutso Opinion, I like a Female Protagonist Game where there are male and female love interest just so I feels like i really have a choice of dating male or female but still choose female. It feels more realistic for me because life doesn't always give you "Everyone you meet are a Beautiful Gay Girl". But what I hate the most is indeed Yuribait. What would people do if i make a Hetero Game with Male Protagonist but it is actually a Heterobait that is focused on Yuri where I will switch POV to the girl to make the Male Self Insert be a loser who will never get the girl and fall into despair and cry like a bitch? now that is a True NTR,
Yuri is not as strictly defined as you make it out to be. In fact, a very tight and intimate friendship is absolutely a yuri setting. Maybe, to some extent, a tragic yuri setting, since everyone can see that they would be perfect for each other. But yuri nonetheless. One of the most popular examples of this is "Nana" by Yazawa Ai.
This reminded me of Kannazuki no Miko. I think it doesn't count as being misleading or bait since it has a general yuri vibe and the relationship between the two main girls is strong and leans romantic from the beginning. But there is a male LI for one of them and he even kisses her but she cries and it's later re-contextualized along the lines of "she knew deep down he wasn't who she wanted".
But that shared personal life one is what makes most girl that doesn't fit in just give up and if you can't fit in then they just forget about you and it will send you into a spiral of self-depreciation and doubt while "Adult" tell you to fit in and blame you as if it were your fault in the first place for being "You". For normal girl it is a perfect system since drama rarely happen if you fit in but for weirdo, "Back to da Internet with ya, Ya Gremlin!" and if you hang with some dude who is as a weirdo as you are then they will think you are dating or some shit.
well, i'm not going to argue the definition of yuri. but nana is not even considered as such, or at least I have never seen it sold as one, nor any page that lists it as such.
but that's the thing nana it's officially not a yuri, the people who consider it as such is because they ship the main characters, the same thing happens with other series like lycoris recoil, which is not officially a yuri, but people popularize it as such for the same reason.
That's quite dogmatic and doesn't leave much room for creative freedom. You are phrasing it like that magazine is your Bible. The term yuri-bait is certainly (and hopefully) not there to discriminate against the various level's homoerotic friendship. Otherwise, the term would be quite exclusionary. It is there to pinpoint the deliberate misuse of lesbian and yuri content in order to sell a heterosexual product or agenda. And that is not what is happening in Nana and in all the other yuri shows that don't abide by your strict interpretation of the term.
It's not that I'm strict, it's that they don't even consider themselves as such, we agree that nana does not
but I agree that because nana is not officially of the yuri genre it is not sold as such, neither the author, nor the magazine, nor even the scans that translate it put it as yuri.
I never claimed that it was considered Yuri by any magazine, authority or website. I just didn't say that. I said that yuri is not a term that can be strictly defined and hence needs to leave room for different types of relationships with various degrees of intimacy. Nana is an example of this, that's what I said. Refuting a claim that was never made is called a strawman argument.
That's the error you get for a depublished thread. This usually means that the game has been banned/blacklisted.
. The only thing I don't like about this is probably how the MC is just a boring human.Mine would be Metempsychosis. It’s been a while since I’ve played this so I’m not 100% percent sure if these are true or not, but I’m mostly sure it’s true. It’s an rpg where 99% of the scenes are lesbian sex. There is one scene where a guy gropes the female main character, but that’s it. There isn’t much grinding if you don’t actively avoid the enemies throughout the story, but you’ll still have to plan out your attack if you want to win against the bosses. Or you can grind until you can brute force your way through them. Treasure chests respawn, so you don’t have to collect all of them. Made that mistake when I first started and wasted a lot of time going back to find every treasure chest on the map.Since we have nothing to talk about, what yuri/lesbian game do you play or follow THAT ACTUALLY HAVE GAMEPLAY. No Cheating with "Insert this Visual Novel". I'm honestly interested in what kind of mechanic some people put in a lesbian/yuri game.
Mine is Unholy Arts, Despite being a "Yet another Grinding Game" I can say the character here are pretty solid and interesting, also the grinding affect A LOT of choice you can pick or not so the grind does have a meaning unlike most "Real Life Simulator". Pretty good stuff if I have to say myself. My Favorite route is Domming Val, it is fun to Dom a Dom
