I'm envisioning generalized tests based around data integrity (i.e. when we saved and loaded, did our NPC count increase/decrease? When we added an NPC, did our NPC count decrease? etc.), not specific tests against mutable data (i.e. we added an otter-morph with blue hair, let's make sure their hair is short).
Its a mistake I have made in the past and also Java Applets went the way of flash before flash was on the chopping block.
Not currently and likely never unless you make it yourself or within your own circle, years back someone made themself a major nuisance by pestering with regards to watersports and scatology and then defrauded what few content authors were willing to work on the subjects.
Possibly save editing just be extremely careful because attempting save editing is not meant for the uninitiated.
If you get her as a slave, you can use the hypno-watch (obtained from a questline from Arthur) to change her sexual orientation. When she's a determined NPC though (i.e. handing her back to Helena), you would have to become androgynous or feminine through femininity-altering items and transformations.
The best strategies to make money are specific exploits (setting up a milking room as described dozens of times in this thread even though it's been nerfed heavily, getting bondage applier fetish and enchanting jewelry with max-level sealing to raise its value above its initial buy price being the two main ones that are pretty fast to get going), but in terms of conventional strategies, the best would probably be fighting either demons at the purple alleyways in Dominion or imp gangs down in Submission, in making sure to take all their stuff to sell later.
Transformative enchantment spamming. Requires a bit of set-up, but it pays out fairly well.
More or less whats been said, but if you want a slightly more legit, and easier way, get slave collars, enslave demons that you can find and fight on the map, and sell them. You can also transform them and make them busted milking cattle using an auto-clicker but that's likely not worth it.
I think it has like 2 scenes, but really no, it's just something to sink your money into once you beat the game
More valid then most strats to be honest, but I think it's fun to go around being a slaver, hope they eventually add in bounties.
Pretty much what the other comment said, it's a roleplay/money sink (which IMO the game needs more of). If you like customizing and interacting with your household as entertainment for its own sake, it unlocks some new household roles and activities that you can make original characters for and kill some time messing around with. If you only want profit it has no use.
