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For #21. I admitted to glossing over/not seeing the "NTR is non-canonical" message, I never admitted to making a false statement, if you are referring to me saying that that game is "false advertising" I see it as valid given that NTR is not integral or matters to the game yet its updated with this type of content to draw in more people.
2. The story is driven forward no matter what, you can literally opt out of all NTR and the story doesnt miss a beat, it isnt a plot device, it isnt a narrative when you can remove all traces, you are just plain wrong here. There can be a million threats but if the threat isnt real then it isnt a threat its an illusion.
3. True.
It's not even a discussion about hating or not hating NTR. The discussion was about the game presenting a half-assed form of NTR that means nothing to the story, isnt real and ultimately was only put in to garner a wider audience.
Just because you dont like NTR doesnt mean you need to be snide towards anyone who has an opinion about it. And you got the nerve to make remarks about others lacking intellect and emotional matururity.
Hunter IS important to the story. Sterling would have never attempted to seduce the women in his family if Hunter never showed up. Hunter was the reason Sterling started going after the women in his family in the first place. Sterling would have never gotten buff either. Hunter is the one who put all the drugs that made Sterling what he is at this point. Saying Hunter is important just shows you didn’t read the game or at least anything outside of sex scenes.