tbh, this is the first game I've ever played like this. I do agree though, as someone who doesn't care either way about NTR (don't like it, don't dislike it, don't look for it, don't turn my eyes away from it, though Netori is my jam) but I do agree with you that I don't really consider this NTR since whether you get close to the main heroine or not, nothing really changes. Only (some) players feel that hurt/discomfort from her getting with other guys. MC just enjoys the show.
Yeah Netori is fine with me. When it comes to NTR while the art is often nice, with some neat corruption. I simply can't stand your standard NTR protag, and general structures of such games. You are in control of protag that often is painfully stupid, you have no agency and often are forced to do some boring tasks.
haha, that's all about story. I have the complete opposite hatred for harem games where the protag is omnipotent able to do anything, figure out everything while everyone else is painfully stupid, has all the agency and often are forced to do some boring tasks (why the hell do I have to deliver the baker's bread to his literal next door neighbor!?)
You found gold and left for kit-kats.
I already had a picture in mind where it would be like one of those games, where i accompany the heroine and corrupt her/protect her.
It may not count as NTR but the whole thing is poorly implemented like idk if i was the dispatch and a random guy decided to grope my salvor out of nowhere that'd AT LEAST get a reaction from me and I'd order her to get out of there because her safety could be in danger. Both of them going along with it at the first encounter as if they've done it a 100 times before just feels a bit off.
I don't really know what's going on, but I'm confused. Is discussing the game's assets not on topic..?
Assets "similarities" in other words, talking about Sunken Veil on a non-sunken veil thread. At least that's the only thing I can think of, happens pretty often on other threads with no problem as long as one of the games that's being discussed in that assets similarities talk is the game in question.
Nah. This basically being a boss of a job, getting a client and then get defensive because some random guy decided to grope her and not only is she not resisting but is actively allowing it. You as her contractor have no right to "order her to get out of there". He's been in the business for a while and know that's not an uncommon thing. Her willingly going for it or allowing it means she's also aware of that. To me, it doesn't feel off a bit.
Not actively allowing it. If you click on that guy she will comment something like her not being strong enough to push him off (cant remember the exact message but it was something like that) idk why does it look weird to be defensive about this to you, this would be a very problematic scenario irl she could easily get kidnapped right there or might be robbed on the spot. The moment an unidentified dot appears on my screen, I'm pulling her to safety. And she does ask for your permission on everything, so a dispatch has authority over salvors.
You don't know why I think it looks weird to be defensive, because you don't understand the concept of separation. This isn't an IRL scenario, it's a game. A game with that content and scenario in mind set in a world where things like this isn't uncommon. So no, I'm not going to wonder if she's going to get kidnapped or robbed. No, I'm not going to get defensive if it doesn't inconvenience me in the scope of the game.
"It's just a game bro!!" doesn't apply to the slightest about what i've said but I am actually pretty much done tryna get through that thick skull of yours.
