- Jun 13, 2018
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Do you think the DEV is getting us ready for some true NTR? What everybody is calling NTR in Echoes is, to me, a conscious choice by Jessica. She even thought about going back to the shopkeeper for some more, which is to me, not NTR. At that point she hadn't had sex with the MC. "Don't worry, I'm on the pill," she tells the shopkeeper.I honestly believe that most people just don't care or even know what ntr is supposed to be. The people that put cringy slogans about it in their signatures only exist on this forum and the pages long heated discussions make it seem like a complicated issue that I can't believe anybody from the outside would be interested in.
I could imagine ntr becoming more popular as a byproduct of better writers trying their hands on erotic visual novels, because I think good writers like to write stories with substance. Many variations of things like a diverse cast of believable characters, drama, conflict, rivals and antagonists are no-gos, because of the ntr meta on this forum.
Inceton games are a good example of how toxic the ntr meta can be. Because this is what we get with Echoes of Lust: A story that's just an obstacle, a series of blue balls, which eventually leads to the fapping material. There's no subtlety or substance, just black and white, you either fap to it or you hate it.
Anyway, there was a flashback of sorts to the non-canon shopkeeper scene. Made me think the DEV is grooming us.