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Exactly, the issue is that some people get belligerent when others simply ask for clarity on what fantasy and wish fulfillment is in a game as if just asking about it is an attack on those who enjoy something different. They act like someone saying, "*If* this is how it is here this may not be for me," is somehow an attack or being insulting or demanding. Other people get butt hurt on behalf of developers when someone says, "Oh, this sucked, I didn't want to see that and got surprised by it. Why did you do that?" If I load up a fantasy RPG and get a modern FPS game after the first few minutes out of nowhere then I'd be upset.I wish people would stop acting like they talk for a majority of others when expressing their opinions on fetishes and what works together. The world is a wildly varied place, and all sorts of fantasies and combinations could be appealing to many more people than you might imagine.
Someone said "we play games to experience a fantasy and wish fulfilment" - this is truth...
You also bring up an issue in your own statement. People are varied, so it is not unreasonable to see a game make incest fully avoidable, perhaps rightly so, but then force sharing/swinging/voyeurism when it isn't any more difficult/unrealistic to do it for both fetishes. Why is one fetish, a less polarizing one, made fully avoidable but the other not? It is a fair question. And asking it early in development can only help the game. Either way, changing it or not, will only make the game stronger and make it resonate with those who come to it better and it helps keep others way who don't want it because they will not be surprised by anything.
The developers are free to make the game however they want. Most people just want clarity, and to know what they are getting into. Some people wouldn't want random unavoidable forced sharing/swinging/voyeurism, you probably wouldn't want random rape/necrophilia/bestiality/loli or whatever fetishes you dislike dropped into a game you might otherwise enjoy. If you were in a game and it suddenly dropped scat on you, had the main love interests take a massive dump in the MC's mouth, would that turn you on or would you ask why the developer added that suddenly without warning out of nowhere? There is nothing wrong with asking for clarity about stuff you might not like in a game and how much there is or how it is handled before you go in and also trying to give advice about other ways it could have been handled that would take nothing away from the game and only help make it more accessible.
Everything I have said has been, I think, fairly reasonable. I have asked for clarity on the incest in the game and how it will be implemented. I have stated that I don't mind a little sharing/swinging/voyeurism if I know about it going in. I think it would be better game and story design to just have it fully avoidable. As they have made some other fetishes and I find the reasons given for not making it fully avoidable lacking since the only ones given are that it doesn't seem realistic to the setting, but realism has already been sacrificed in other areas for porn-logic. I have not insulted anyone, but just voicing my opinion gets me called insecure and worse often time. And that's the problem. One "side" for lack of a better term, might on occasion attack a fetish or *decision* from a developer. The other attacks people and insults them as weak, insecure, and harassing.
You, yourself, posted in other threads criticizing developers choosing to make a favorite girl of yours not a main girl, you criticized the implementation of a navigation system in another game. There is no difference in voicing an opinion here about the implementation of sharing/swinging/voyeurism and how it disappoints some people.