That's understandable. I haven't really thought about it like that. I always thought or at the very least, led to believe that a developer would always cater towards whichever audience brings in the bigger payouts, that determines which kinds of content gets pushed out and which stays in, kinda like a balancing scale sort to speak. Like if there's more ppl paying for gay content and fewer ppl paying for straight content for whatever reason, then the stronger audience will likely get most focused on in terms of gameplay and updates. But after reading your post, got me thinking of games like Lustful Desires never really was intended to be straight or balanced sexual content game even though hetero content exists in the game, so I definitely see your point about it. I guess if I was in a dev's shoes as far as a developer developing a game for a broad audience, I most likely too would probably eventually end up making content that's more of what I may want the direction of the game to be than allow myself to be influenced by others even if part of the audience may not like gay or straight content depending on the whichever I focuses more on. Knowing me, I'd probably lose all my Patreons not for the lack of sexual content, but for the fact I can't fix bug issues or draw art to save my own life lol. I'd be a laughingstock for days
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. Anyways you are very wise, and I respect that. If by chance I'm being misled by other ppl's posts, or if I needed to be corrected like today, feel free to give me corrective criticism for sometimes I definitely need to be corrected especially if I misunderstood or am wrong about something.