- Feb 12, 2018
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I tend to agree with you. Here's why I bothered to comment. The premise seemed interesting. I like the protagonist's starting outfit in the desert. I enjoy corruption games. Domination and objectification, sure, I'm down. Figured it was worth a shot. I like the freedom of choice for fighting against the environment she's thrown into, or accepting it. You're right that I didn't need to comment, but I was almost lured in, so I figured it might be worth saying something. If the outfits in this are to most BDSM fans' liking then I just need to go back to my own playground.I don't understand your review or its purpose
He is an artist specialized in fetishism related to latex clothing, isolation, domination, objectification, etc.
It is a game intended for people who are attracted to this type of fetish.
The author does not need to improve the clothes, you simply do not like them because you are not attracted to that type of fetishism, you are saying it yourself, what did you expect?
If I don't like foot fetishism, and I try a game whose main theme is feet, I know I won't like the game and I'm not going to propose something different or comment on that game's thread saying "hey , that you know that I don't like feet, it seems ridiculous to me"
It's absurd and people will probably ask me "so what the hell are you doing here?"
Sorry for my english
Incidentally, your English is excellent if it's not your first language.
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