And honestly, NASCO fighting Balzac can be a huge disadvantage to capturing their teams - they attack the enemy base so often that the enemy will rarely attack on their own, because they're usually pretty beaten up. Which in turn makes it harder to take the base, because even a half-dead enemy will take a few turns to take the rest of the way to fully-dead, and you can't actually capture anyone without winning the battle.
But I still prefer doing things that way, just because the conversation between Queen Hornet and the Director puts you in a better light, and you can get more conversations between brainwashed Balzac members and uncorrupted NASCO members.
Isn't that just Venus Blood? Or does it have to be a modern setting?
Honestly, I prefer things this way; corruption games in general don't often have a female main character as the corruptor, so it's a breath of fresh air to me.
Putting the shotacons together seems like it could cause... Issues...
Teamwise, I made all NASCO members into their favorite bugs, and Balzac members into their elemental weaknesses. I think that worked out pretty well with the NASCO members, but I don't think Fate worked well with Mothgirl in retrospect; it might have been better to give her Fan instead.
Of course, mechanically, it probably would have been better to make everyone into Scorpions, but that seems pretty boring, and the game's easy enough anyway.
