I like to see how writers take such players into account. Usually, they are bitter and you can tell by the way they write your "resistance" to their fetish. At least that's my experience from almost all sissification games I've played, I'm curious by how vore writers handle themselves in this aspect.if it's for the challenge of doing it , yes you can
but if you just don't like vore , then why bother playing it
Not sure it's the most apt comparison. The goal of this game is explicitly to focus on vore, and as far as I'm aware it's one of a kind, at least of 3dcg rpgm games. If the vore genre was way more saturated, I could understand the contention.
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avoiding vore in a game where vore isn't the main fetish I understand , like in MGQ , there is a option to disable it
I can clear this up for you, from my perspective at least. Honestly I don't give it any thought. The overarching vore banner is very broad and everybody is into something quite unique within the genre. Some will like oral vore only, others prefer unbirth or AV, some will like to be the pred, others the prey, some like the prey to be willing, others unwilling, some like animal preds, others strictly human. You can go on for a long time listing the differences within the kink itself. So when I'm writing I'm aware that there are going to be scenes that some people are going to be less interested in, or want to skip altogether. I got some heat early on for "forcing" people to play through an AV scene to continue the game, so now I try to make a way around things wherever possible. So I guess if you want to play the game and avoid all the vore, you do you
Thanks, I appreciate the kind words and support.The game is amazing
Interesting, so does the story acknowledges that you haven't done anything? I've played some games where you get certain endings for being a remaining "pure" and the like.So when I'm writing I'm aware that there are going to be scenes that some people are going to be less interested in, or want to skip altogether. I got some heat early on for "forcing" people to play through an AV scene to continue the game, so now I try to make a way around things wherever possible. So I guess if you want to play the game and avoid all the vore, you do you
, also the new scenes I see, I will list them in my old post , whens the next update?about 11 scenes i am guessing since they added 2 more not sure will be playing new version soon but 1.5 had about 9
probably not because you have to deal with one after defeating the woman in the forest, unless it has been changed to skip.
When you enter the city for the first time there should be a centaur just up from the main gate. Ask her about a hairdresser and she'll direct you. Once you've spoken to her then you will now be able to enter a certain house in the top left of the map where there's an optional AV scene. It should be easy enough to find your way after that to a few more scenes. The scenes end after visiting the jeweller shop a second time with money to purchase a necklace. More scenes are on the way. Hope this helps.
Hey friend, thanks for the kind review. I can only say I'm trying my best not to burn out, and that I'm also viewing the game as a means of improving some skillsets that I want to eventually master, so it is beneficial for me to keep going.
