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You are wrong in opposing one opinion to another. There is nothing wrong with the fact that for some people the story is more important, and the porn scenes are just an addition, a kind of seasoning. The most popular game on this site is perfect proof of this. But this fact does not change my opinion, I look for other games and talk about it. And as it turns out, I'm not alone. And it’s very good that there are still games that satisfy my interests, I’m just sorry that there are few of them.Glad you share your opinion, what if I told you a good wife or girlfriend should be exploring that depravity with you. Porn is whatever the viewer/player chooses. Not everyone has the same kinks/fetishes, saying it should only be used one way is your opinion. Some of these games are pretty much made as porn, no real storyline or logic to them, there are also some that tell a good and compelling story and use lewds scenes to illustrate. To those Devs saying it's just a porn game is insulting them, they are creating a story or world for others to enjoy. A lot of these games are short stories kind of like writing a book with illustrations, are all books with sex scenes porn novels? While sharing your opinions is fine, trying to tell others what they should do or be doing is wrong, it's like kink shaming. Let others enjoy things the way they choose to, appreciate the stories if that's your thing or enjoy the lewd scenes. Again the way it plays out is usually up to the player which is why there are tags for each one to help them choose which ones they might be interested in.
I will still add to my answer. Of course, the story is important, the author’s intention is important, the plot of the game is important, without this it is not interesting. And yet, have you noticed how many abandoned games whose authors burned out and lost the desire to tell their story to us? This is regrettable, and the same regret is caused by games whose potential is not fully revealed, under the pretext of striving for realism.
That's what I'm talking about and it resonates with others on this forum. I think this is a reason for some authors to reflect.
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