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Interesting.From what I’ve gathered, it's a sole male dating-sim with the occasional FFM threesome - if you play your cards right.
Interesting.From what I’ve gathered, it's a sole male dating-sim with the occasional FFM threesome - if you play your cards right.
On Day 6, go to the club and talk with Catra.The Changelog says there's a Red Zone of the Club but where?
You raise an interesting point, but not the one you think. I'd never thought about it before, being white myself, but setting aside Japanese games and games with all-furry (or otherwise nonhuman) casts, the vast majority of male protagonists in games on this site have two things in common: they're presented as blank slates for the players to project themselves onto, and they're rendered with a Caucasian character model (or drawn as such in the case of 2D games). Obviously I don't have numbers to back this up, but I'd be willing to bet the userbase is majority white, but nowhere near exclusively white. And yet, this is the first time I've seen an issue made of the race of a "blank slate" protagonist. Does the white default not bother nonwhite players, or are they for some reason keeping the fact it does to themselves? If the latter, why? If the former, is not what's good for the goose good for the gander?>non-white protag
Dropped.
Seriously though, the MC is in a strange place. There's a major characteristic that separates him from the player, but it's not enough to make him his own character. If the dev is trying to tread the middle ground, I would like to kindly ask him to stop. It's not gonna work out and make the writing pure trash. For example, that scene where the MC has to translate Catra's Spanish to the player was jarring as fuck.
Either make MC a blank slate or turn him into his own character.
I never expected "skin color" to be an issue in an h-game. Elver is a self-insert of GoNotEx as they are Latino.You raise an interesting point, but not the one you think. I'd never thought about it before, being white myself, but setting aside Japanese games and games with all-furry (or otherwise nonhuman) casts, the vast majority of male protagonists in games on this site have two things in common: they're presented as blank slates for the players to project themselves onto, and they're rendered with a Caucasian character model (or drawn as such in the case of 2D games). Obviously I don't have numbers to back this up, but I'd be willing to bet the userbase is majority white, but nowhere near exclusively white. And yet, this is the first time I've seen an issue made of the race of a "blank slate" protagonist. Does the white default not bother nonwhite players, or are they for some reason keeping the fact it does to themselves? If the latter, why? If the former, is not what's good for the goose good for the gander?
As one of the fabled brown people, I've never had any problem with the white MC, in fact, I can relate better to a well-written or a blank slate white character than 95% of the brown characters in most entertainment today. Because most of them (as far as from the media I've consumed) never goes "Ha! Ha! Look at me, I'm White! Aren't I special?" and the ones that do are always portrayed as evil, which is, to me, an insidious double standard.Does the white default not bother nonwhite players, or are they for some reason keeping the fact it does to themselves?
I usually don't care for the White MCs, but its weird how its either a White Guy or Japanese Yamato (Japan has ethnicities inside it) and MAYBE a black guy if the author is into BBC.snip
Oh yeah, blew my mind when I learned about the Ainu people. As I understand it, they are, to grossly oversimplify, the "Native Americans" of Japan - the people who were already there when the ancestors of those we think of today as "Japanese" came over from China, and were treated by them much the same as Native Americans were treated by European settlers.or Japanese Yamato (Japan has ethnicities inside it)
No. It's just in early development. There is a seed of greatness here somewhere, but it has a few issues. If you want a full experience, wait for this one.3.3 stars? Is it really that bad?
Yeah but the games till good tbh it was being worked on but the programmer was in the hospitalthe previews look unfinished. are all the scenes like that?