zernex
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- Nov 25, 2022
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It will be typical trope heavy. It is broadcasting that clearly. The strip club narrative is another._________________________________+++++++++++++++++++__________________________________________
As good as "My Husband's Boss" is, it still suffers all the VN tropes found in other games. Yes, certain leaps of logic can reasonably be made that the developer doesn't have to script. One is it is most likely Vivian is on birth control-- a mature well-educated woman in a modern society it's almost a given.
It'll just come down to the rest of the old VN tropes the developer uses in his story that will either make "My Husband's Boss" just like any other VN or a cut above the rest.
Tropes/themes:
*Women getting off on giving BJs/TJ/HJ ... how many games are out there where it's just BJ after BJ-- what women would rather give out a BJ rather than get railed? Sure they are likely to give out BJs, TJs, HJs to get a man more excited to encourage him to rail her good... or carry them out to rock his world.
*Cock worship ... It's one of those myths most game goes down the rabbit hole because the guy is hung like a horse. That one pretty much is a man's self-image thing, but plenty of interviews of porn stars stating just what they in real life prefer which is average. Making the whole cock worship trope complete is how stories show women enthralled with Dick. No, it's what it can do and make them feel that's the allure.
*BBC ... If I miss my guess, we are going to see that in this game. Either and or with the star basketball player or the mechanic. Kind of goes toward the whole cock worship trope but with a twist. Now in "My Husband's Boss" just how will Vivian's character deal with it? Does it become a kink that some women have ... will it be the vanilla BBC remaining politically correct to avoid the whole interracial thing ... plenty of poison to choose with BBC to pick from.
*Corruption ... The good old slippery slope of moral decay. Corruption has so many aspects to it that it is easy to lose the whole story's plot with timing, plausibility, cause and effect, and character assassination. Corruption is a journey. It's easy to just start with a morally bankrupt character but with Vivian she is an honest wife just starting that journey.
-timing is mostly an issue of impatience to move the story along. Game has moved on to Vivian already spreading her legs for another man, but with an excuse-- she didn't willingly create the situation, it just is. And likely the real corruption of Vivian isn't with Christian, but soon others. Though I suspect she will at some point eagerly like that relationship too with Christian.
-just how plausible is Vivian's decent into depravity? That we have yet to see. The question will be how does she get there. What will be her rationalization, what moral struggles will she go through, how does she convince herself to enter into these relationships and at what point is Vivian blameless to becoming fully and openly corrupt to herself?
-cause and effect are simply consequences that trigger outcomes. The greatest stretch of logic the game has made thus far is the whole sleepover event. Does Vivian really have any expectation with all the hollering from Christian's pounding that Hutch doesn't already know ... that all Hutch had to do was get up and see her in the backyard getting railed ... or that she doesn't stick of sex on the car ride home. It seems that's a plausibility argument, but barring the husband's ignorance myth Vivian has how does or will she think of her newfound situation. Wouldn't expect Hutch not to be miserable, but that's not the point. The point being in the journey of corruption how does it change her character.
-writers have a great habit of assassinating their own character development. Starting off with a good wife going on full slut-mode without an emotional journey. A good corruption story is one of self-discovery, reconciliation, justification, compromise, and rationalization assuming the character starts with integrity and a moral compass