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The same way one gets a boner from anything else. Stimulus -> response.
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People may find it strange if they don't get boners from it. But this is like saying that a different species would also find us crazy because of our sexual reactions, even if vanilla. Could a sapient bat understand men being turned on by breasts? Or legs? Wouldn't those boners seem just as unfathomable to the bat? It seems nothing is weirder than people who have kinks I don't have...
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By "chapter 1," do you mean the "Red Harvest" ending?
If so, after you complete Red Harvest, start the game again from the beginning. This time, there will be more choices after the first one (in which you can choose if Shogo tries to kill Isabel or not -- yes leads to the bad end, no to Red Harvest). This time, later on, there will be more choices about how Shogo interacts with other characters, especially (but not only) Carol. If you consistently choose the options that imply more empathy to the Disaster Witches and their plight (rather than Shogo's usually detached attitude), then by the end of the interlude you should get a screen saying "Ashes and Diamonds"... and from then on it's the other ending (personally, the one I prefer).
Now, if by "chapter 1" you simply mean the first part after the prologue, i.e. "Tales of Ordinary Madness"... then you should simply go on playing. As far as I recall, the action doesn't stop after "Tales of Ordinary Madness," you just continue through, and chapter 2 starts automatically.
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This is probably going to come off as quite psychotic but I tend to be able to describe stuff like this. The reason most of us get a boner from gore is pretty simple actually. We enjoy situations where the girl is at someones mercy, its the whole thing of being able to be as rough as you want without caring if someone lives or dies. In those moments she can beg for mercy all she wants but at the end of everything there is no escape, no one is coming to help and those screams of pain and such are quite nice to people that like that feeling of absolute control over another being. Its stuff we would never do in real life but in video games where no one is actually harmed we can free the very dark fantasies in our minds.
This game is a slight bit more gory than I prefer though.
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But note that the gore is important -- if it were simply a question of having control, it would be possible to enjoy a scene that has no gore as long as the woman is being forced against her will. Yet the gore helps. And in the case of (some) Maggot Baits scenes, the male element is absent and the enjoyment comes only from the cruelty and the gore (e.g., Edna being pierced inside that sarcophagus, or the scene with the baby maggots, or then Wilma being burned to ashes and beyond). In other words, there is something in the violence that goes beyond control: it is the beauty of the violence, the language of harm and damage, that speaks in some cases.
When I saw some Loli's breast get cut like that, My finger clicked download as fast as possible.
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****SPOILERS****!!!! I'm struggling to get past the first playthrough. Not because of the Ero Guro (I liked Euphoria, despite all of its disgusting elements), but because the main character seems so useless. Mind you I only got up to the part where Serika was killed, so maybe I'm missing something. So far though, every plan he devises ends in either failure or stalemate, He loses allies by not being able to compromise, and to top it all off, Valentinos seems like a much more capable threat than Shogu (again I'm only at the part where Valentino beat Irene). I planned to quit playing, but your comment regarding the second playthrough giving you more choices is urging me to press on. So thanks!
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You're welcome!
Even the first playthrough (the "Red Harvest" ending) is well worth it. Valentinos is an excellent character, especially judging what will actually happen to him, in each ending... Shōgo is a traumatized man, given his experience when his police squadron broke into the building where the girls were being originally violated, and the near-dead girl he found there. This means he stopped having any contact with his heart, with his feelings, and this leads him to a number of bad choices (the way he uses Allison in the Red Harvest ending is particularly heartbreaking). But this is not simply making him useless; it means that the challenge he took upon himself is made even harder by the trauma that prevents him from making obviously better choices at certain points. The second playthrough will let you make these better choices... and a more interesting ending will result. (Again, not that I dislike Red Harvest; it is also one hell of an interesting ending. It's just that, as a humanist who believes in individual value, in eros over agape, I feel happier with Ashes and Diamonds.)
Enjoy!
The main cat girl character's design is legit amazing and one of the best I've ever seen, yet wasted on an unmarketable thing like this. What a shame.