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Well, a eunuch can get an erection, but only by direct stimulation (there was a question about Game of Thrones). It would also take longer than with a mad who still has testes. A far cry from the standard porn trope where the sight of a little skin leads to a full erection instantly.Ah, but that would defeat the point of being a eunuch. I wanted to see an MC surrounded by a literal harem of women, but sexually frustrated due to his lack of penile ability
This was one of my biggest challenges for Alyssa and Emil. I didn't want it to be cheating to poly. I also didn't want to have the "marriage broken--add more people" trap that I have seen in real life. I chose to say that during the lockdown, they didn't get bored with each other, but they became painfully aware that they each had interests and such that the other didn't share. I decided to go with the realization that it's often too optimistic to expect one's partner to meet them on every level.I'd just like to see devs create internally consistent characters -- that is, characters that are true to themselves -- before they attempt anything more ambitious like believable poly relationships.
A person's nature can change over time, of course... but it's generally a gradual evolution, rather than in the form of an abrupt, massive shift. One of the problems with this genre of games is that jarring character shifts are so common... which destroys the credibility of the narrative. It's the equivalent in old blue movies of the 'nurse' character walking on to the ward and suddenly peeling off her clothes because the male protagonist/patient is 'hot' and 'it's hot in here.'
Next, I need to have a realistic ramp-up, where they test their boundaries and find they're OK and test some more. I'll definitely include something I've experienced--during the dating phase, one's partner often comes home with a LOT of sexual energy. It can be quite fun.
Likewise, even with the poly couple, Beth and Carrie, I want them to be different. Beth will be more demisexual, not quick to sexual arousal for someone they've just met. I'll even have one or more asexuals--people who are not celibate, but almost never get visually stimulated.
I know that having demisexuals and asexuals in an AVN will be frustrating for some, but I want a good story with good diversity.
Now that I think about it, I think I should have the initial couple have a few failures. Ones that help them to bond rather than tearing them apart.
Yes, and it gives the female characters a level of agency by having them make such decisions based upon their background and personality.That's what makes characters like Charlotte from _Hillside_ or Elsa from _CC_ so unusual: they have clearly defined personalities and always make choices that are consistent with them. When their behavior deviates slightly from their essential characters, the dev has shown very clearly and logically _why_ they have made that choice and how it fits their nature. Nothing comes out of the blue... it feels organic and real.
True--very vocal though.That is true, don't think that is a very common demand however.
It seems to work for them. I remember my second wife asked to open up our marriage to meet a guy she'd met online. He was her Dom for a time, but I had to exercise a veto because he was lying to her and she couldn't break it off on her own. Her second Dom was looking for a 24/7 no safewords Dom/sub relationship. Definitely worrisome to me.Okay, that sounds hardcore, even for 24/7.
Yup, we had a California King and a twin bed pushed together. Still, with four of us, no room to roll over. I'll definitely have a four-in-a-bed scene.So you slept with four people in one bed? I believe that it was awkward. But it does sound cute. Maybe an idea for your game?
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Sounds about right.Sounds like the eunuch found a Roman votive figurine of Priapus instead of a genie in a bottle.
A very niche market...Now that sounds extremely masochist. I'm sure that's even rare in extreme femdom games if you don't count sissification and feminisation.
I like how in Tales of the Undending Void, you can be involved with multiple characters, but you have to still be aware of their feelings of jealousy if you do too much with one LI. More like spinning plates than juggling chainsaws.Yes, I think a mostly consistent personality is important. In WVM there is this mechanism that whenever an LI joins the harem, any tension and character that existed previously just evaporates.
That's one thing that Killer7 establishes in his games.The MC better be totally loaded. What better way than child support to ensure a steady income from a 'dependable' and so reliable bloke, right?
Thanks for the reminder. I will definitely deal with "poly-saturation," that point where one can no longer add more relationships without having the existing ones suffer. Or just being spread so thinly that one doesn't have time for oneself.It's a shame, LI rivalry and LIs demanding things in return for tolerating rivals could at least be something that contributes some tension to a story, even if the setting... is lacking in plausibility. Instead it's pure porn waffle and LIs getting led by the nose.