Thank you for your clarification. Yes, if those games are open-ended and you don't have plans to revisit those characters, then I can live with it, especially if it means some side characters will get their opportunity to shine (Jessica and Keisha).
As for "something for everyone"... This stuff rarely works in everyone's favor. The majority of your fanbase are accustomed to a certain standard, and that's why we keep coming back. It doesn't mean that any experiment is doomed to fail. Any genre can work, if you're passionate about it, and don't sacrifice character depth for it. Anyone can write smut with casual sex scenes, and this market is oversaturated (there are 90% of games in this genre on this site). But very few can build their worlds and make us care about the characters beyond the sex appeal. No disrespect for Chaotic, but his games are basically entirely smutty with interchangeable shallow hot girls that barely have any personality, and I'm sure some people love it, and even I don't mind playing that occasionally. But writing interesting character interactions is your strength, it would be counter-productive to ignore it for something that's available everywhere else.
I wouldn't actually mind a heavily sexual game if the characters still had a lot of chemistry. The best example of that would be your Bonus scenes for each Elsaverse game when you unlock all of the achievements. Those are truly for everyone because they're not only extremely hot, but the chemistry and interaction between characters enhance the overall experience (the RfJ and SC scenes were the masterpieces). Another example would be the "bad" Marc path in RfJ where he had very hot sexual encounters with side characters.
