Is so strange to me watching other people insert themselves into a story. It's like there is no barrier between fantasy and reality with them.Voyeurism is cool as long as it's not me watching my wife get smashed by another dude.
Bless the dev Fooxied for adding this fella in the latest update in such a creative way. Absolutely amazing... Wouldn't mind a sequel to curiosity haha
Would be pretty endearing to see Riley getting some action in a back alley with an old homeless man
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Always this fascination with the homeless people. I kinda get it though. There have been times where I would have used any hole available to me to get off. Still, this isn't The Nights of Suburra. If there isn't a long quest line of moments where she shows signs of feverish nastiness such a scenario isn't even up for debate.Would be pretty endearing to see Riley getting some action in a back alley with an old homeless man
Weirdly enough, I'm reminded of the one guy filming himself in a pedestrian zone using the steel post of a chain link fence as a plunger. I wonder what steps it took to put this idea in his head and go through with it.
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That's what many stories are designed to do...
So, why would you think it's strange?
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No, it really wouldn't...View attachment 3985075
Would be pretty endearing to see Riley getting some action in a back alley with an old homeless man
I think it would actually flow pretty well as part of the iSpy story or movie segment so it wouldn't be too far fetched. The dev has been doing a pretty great job with coming up with these supposedly far fetched ideas and still maintain a strong story line.
I actually don't play as anyone. I'm more of a neutral third party. Just a fly on the wall so to speak. Just curious, do you think you're one of the characters in the game? If so, I know a good therapist. Jk.. enjoy the game.
Stories are designed to tell a story. Hence the phrase " story telling ". Although I wouldn't expect the average F95 user to understand that. Considering they also confuse escapism with reality.
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This is you right?I actually don't play as anyone. I'm more of a neutral third party. Just a fly on the wall so to speak. Just curious, do you think you're one of the characters in the game? If so, I know a good therapist. Jk.. enjoy the game.
The person who thinks a character in a video game is his wife? and you are telling me I need a therapist? If this game is not for you, then I suggest you try another one; there are hundreds here to choose from. Just don't try to project your male insecurities onto other people.Voyeurism is cool as long as it's not me watching my wife get smashed by another dude.
I ain't arguing with you man and I'm not going to get into an insult war. You misunderstood my point bro. Let's just leave it at that and enjoy the game.
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Storytelling is also meant to engage readers to connect with characters and experience the character's emotions...
The entire point of POV storytelling is so the reader inserts themselves into the story. Many stories, particularly these AVNs, offer paths, choices, so the reader crafts their own story experience.
Heaven forbid a reader do that then reject those emotions or refuse to accept the "story" as desirable...
It's rather simple minded to think a creative work has such a singular objective as to "tell a story".
If the only point was to tell a story, there would be little purpose for fiction...
I disagree. I do not think the whole point is to "insert" yourself into the story. I know people do that and good for them. Play how you want. Many, however, do not. They view these games more as a voyeur. They tend to be less vocal because they are not invested in the characters. These are adult VNs. To be crude, they are fap material. There are plenty of VNs that have romance and adult themes without graphic sex. Your argument would make more sense, to me, if you were referring to those type of VNs.Storytelling is also meant to engage readers to connect with characters and experience the character's emotions...
The entire point of POV storytelling is so the reader inserts themselves into the story. Many stories, particularly these AVNs, offer paths, choices, so the reader crafts their own story experience.
Heaven forbid a reader do that then reject those emotions or refuse to accept the "story" as desirable...
It's rather simple minded to think a creative work has such a singular objective as to "tell a story".
If the only point was to tell a story, there would be little purpose for fiction...
redoubt27
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What do you consider the intent of the (personal) POV perspective if it isn't immersion?
A reader choosing not to immerse themselves in the perspective doesn't cancel the intent...
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I am gonna give you a hint. Look at his shoes.The only part of him except his dick that is visible.
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Going off the shoes, the guy in the hall staring at the display case, Blaze, or the Janitor (forgot his name)...
Thanks for proving my point on the average F95 user lolStorytelling is also meant to engage readers to connect with characters and experience the character's emotions...
The entire point of POV storytelling is so the reader inserts themselves into the story. Many stories, particularly these AVNs, offer paths, choices, so the reader crafts their own story experience.
Heaven forbid a reader do that then reject those emotions or refuse to accept the "story" as desirable...
It's rather simple minded to think a creative work has such a singular objective as to "tell a story".
If the only point was to tell a story, there would be little purpose for fiction...
Go outside and touch grass, bro.
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Hey there!
A new month has begun, and I can't believe it's already been three weeks since the last update. Time flies! I've been hard at work, and I'm excited to share what I've been up to with you. Let's start with the usual progress chart below.
As you can see, the script writing is fully complete. The graphics are also coming along nicely—we've already created half of the required scenes (and even one for the 4.0 update!). Thanks to the unpaid leave I mentioned before, things have been running more smoothly, and it's easier for me to keep an eye on everything. I expect we'll finish the remaining scenes in about three weeks. As for coding and testing, we're still in the early stages since my team handling that is currently on a well-deserved vacation. They’ll be back soon, hopefully recharged, because they’ll be diving straight into work!
Just a reminder about update 3.2—it's going to be a SMALL UPDATE, so if you're not into short content, you might want to wait for update 4.0. We plan to release episode 3.2 at the end of September, and if everything goes according to plan, episode 4.0 will be out before Christmas.
That’s all for now! Below, I’ve shared some graphics from the new update. Take care, everyone!
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