Yea, it's quite obvious the appeal of this game lies mainly in its lesbian path. The hetro path feels like an afterthought and is quite honestly flavorless and run of the mill.
Uh, what? There are two primary forms male or female protagonist being an afterthought usually takes: different amount of content and it being written for one, with the second protagonist then later being added poorly.
The difference between the male protagonist and female protagonist "paths" are:
1. The sex scenes - which currently have the same number, length, context and seeming "amount of thought put into them?".
2. Renders in which the protagonist is visible (often the hands) - dito.
3. Coworker of a different gender, meaning there's an otherwise identical dialogue block that differs regarding to that in the prologue.
4. Small changes (1-3 lines) in the dialogue, differing in pronouns and expressions.
5. One (1) extra line for female characters - captain Gerard saying that women shouldn't dirty their hands with bloodied objects.
So I'd say it's not this one.
The second one is harder to say, because it's a bit more subjective - one person's "added poorly" can be another person's "this is great", but at least to me it doesn't feel like that
at all.
Doesn't mean that the female protagonist playthrough isn't more interesting/flavorfull/fun for some or many players (it's certainly for me), but that's not because the male protagonist is an afterthought, but because what the players in question bring to the table themselves - whether it's being used to male protagonist in fantasy/isekai and the female protagonist being a breath of fresh air, fantasy/isekai themes being a welcome added variety to the usual female protagonist fare, just prefering female protagonists or stuff like the same content feeling just slightly different, just a bit more impactful, to some players because of who they're playing as. Which is cool, just not, y'know, the other being an afterthought
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