Enfrize
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Why not just transfer your own attention to those scenes? Why you have to focus on something nobody asked for, new sex scenes for nostrils, belly buttons, nipples etc etc, new coding and mechanics, some unnecessary tidbits here n there, when you can focus on ACTUAL CONTENT?Yes but for that to be done someone has to be willing to write those scenes and when you rely on outside sources for your content you're limited to what they want to work on, unless you commission them. The problem with that particular model, at least in TITS' case, you end up with 90% of the content being centered around hyper-size futas because that's what people like and want to write about. And if you're not into that then you are SOL.
Lilith's Throne has two major problems here.
1) Inno can't do everything by herself and is already struggling to do so.
2) You need the proper framework to make modder content regarding NPCs/encounters/sex scenes... and we don't have it yet.
Also, I don't know if it was intentional or not but Inno made herself a nice little bed here... As per her license, any and all content pertaining this game belongs to her, including modded content. She refuses to hire a team because she wants sole ownership of the project, doesn't compensate modders (despite their immense help) and mostly likely won't pay writers to fill in content for her. The more frameworks there are, the less she will have to do as she can just rely on people to grow the game for her. Yet, she's the one who gets all the credit and donations for this game.
As a modder, you can't protest because you will be easily rebuffed ("Nobody's forcing you to make content" and other similar arguments) and you can't make a legal case out of it either because you agreed to her license the moment you decided to play her game and make content for it. Just something to keep in mind...
Guess sadly will never happen, it's the case for 95% of the ongoing games on this site, simply because making content, meaningful content, is hard. It's way easier to transfer your attention to something like improving coding and adding new mechanics that no one asked for and pretend that you are still "updating" your game so you can continue to leech money off your patrons.