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You're generalizing. I complain about NTR vibes in the game I read EVERYTHING and I never choose the NTR specific paths.Neither the MC nor his wife have to cheat in any circumstance. If someone you don't want to have sex with asks, just say no.
Honestly the developer didn't really even need to include the "No NTR" option at all. Every sex scene is optional and they are well telegraphed before you make you choices. There are only two reasons for people to complain about NTR in this game. Either they are just clicking through the options with out reading any of the text, or they got tempted and regretted their choice in their post-nut clarity.
For being a castle full of evil demons they seem to be pretty big on consent.![]()
The game absolutely needs the toggle and I am grateful it has one- sure you are never "forced" into any NTR options- but the vibes and energy still bleeds through narratively. It isn't like the gay content where if you aren't interested in it- it doesn't get slammed in your face constantly. The NTR "feel" is very aggressive.
The disable NTR option doesn't just remove the NTR option buttons- it also tones down some of the conversations that have really cucky vibes and a bunch of the other scripts.
I'm paraphrasing here- but an example from in game:
Jax / Inidarah Voyeur scene
Jax to High corruption Alexia: "Next time I am going to go over there and split you in half"
High corruption Alexia in Jax Voyour script with NTR on: "I cannot wait for you to fuck me"
High corruption Aleixa in the Jax Voyour with NTR off: "Eh, would she allow it?"
It isn't like the option does nothing- it literally changes text in the story beats. It also straight up removes some events from the story queue.
I think its disingenuous to tell the people who dislike NTR the experience is the same with the toggle on vs off, that the button isn't necessary, or that "they are just clicking through the options without reading any of the text, or they got tempted and regretted their choice in their post-nut clarity" and that is the only possible way to be upset about NTR in the 'stock' game. The experience really isn't the same and I'm glad the toggle exists / wish it changed things even more.
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