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If you call that Omnikuken being rude, you ain't seen nothin' yet.Well excuse me for wishing for stuff. You rude jackass
If you call that Omnikuken being rude, you ain't seen nothin' yet.Well excuse me for wishing for stuff. You rude jackass
DITTO! I Love Consuela (this one not the crappy DarkCookie knock-off).
Dunno if mad your girl(s) won't have content until their planned routes come up in the queue or you mad DC does what he wants with the polls ....... It's 1 of the toughest notquestions yetDITTO! I Love Consuela (this one not the crappy DarkCookie knock-off).
Some of the OLDEST characters never got updates after their initial introductions. Judith has a scene in Art Class but no sex (her giant sensitive boobs are prime real estate for a tit-job). With Judith DC should have updated her charcter to a more attractive version. But because he didn't she ends up in the bottom of his silly polls. Ivy got the standard 4 sex scenes update but absolutely NO character development. Mia, after the long, long buildup (over many releases) got and anal scene, then Nothing. Catholic girls are well known for their blowjobs (because they can't lose their virginity) but Mia never did. Annie (one of the oldest characters) shows her nice tits early on but nothing aside from the Art class scene with Mrs Smith (you know Annie is hiding under Mrs Smith's desk going down on her) again no new content. Cassie is another Really old character without any new content (I'll suck a total stranger's cock but not swallow?) fortunately some modders added to her content. ROXXY! don't get me started... she should have at least as many scenes as many scenes as Jenny. Or at least a lesbian scene with Jenny!
But INSTEAD we have Goat Girl, Fish Girl and a Nun with huge boobs we can't bang! This is what happens when Dev's do patron polls to decide content. With Polls you end up with mediocre crap that really pleases no one. How many of you here Poll your girlfriends (or other) to see whether you have sex or not? Dev's can take suggestions but should ultimately decide the direction the story takes.
So, NO.
PS: 1 change to the game in the last 24 hrs MOOO!You must be registered to see the links
Nope. R(h)onda is with her mom and the pool lifeguard. The gym teacher will be in the preg remake of all the other teachers bundled together (and in 3+ years with a couple of polls too)Question: The Rhonda update will also include the Gym Class?
That specific remake will certainly happen after all of the schoolgirls have their stories. Then again, every bit of content that happened before 0.17 is supposed to get some kind of rework. The teachers will very likely only get a rig system/scenes touch up and no full rework like some others (Debbie for example).Also wait. The teacher route is getting a remake with all these girls still not banged yet?
….well at least we’re finally getting gym teacher.
Well, that's patreon's TOS's fault. I think most people should be able to imagine what's actually meant...I just read the description and realized that the school, which is clearly a high school, looks like a high school, acts like a high school, is supposed to be a college.
because the teenager maij character is definitely”18” just like we live with our “landlord” that just show owns to know our dad really well and we had sex with our “housemate” lol
Apart from that standard answer there's nothing I'd be aware of.Any news on the mc his mother ? (Dont give me the standart anser its going to be a long time i know just cerious if there is more info.)
Thank you for clarifying that the attributes and behaviors were referring to the anime/manga origins.Wel thanks for not absolutely closing your mind and actually responding. I’ll read the rest later but near the beginning g
I said straight up eve didn’t trap mc but her presence in the game did. My whole point was that the trapping does not come from he character themselves. Very rarely is a trap not up front about their gender, I’ve found.
I just realized that I didn’t clarify but when I talk about the behavior of traps im talking mostly about anime where the term originates.
But yeah, like I said I’ll read the rest later, it’s just good to see someone not immediately turn off their brain.
Trap or not trap? The game IMHO contains a hidden answer to this question :I had to think twice, even three times before I decided to respond. I decided to edit to remove the point-by-point responses. To be honest, the post seemed to be an attempt at "cissplaining" to justify cis het males using the term.
I disagree highly with saying that Eve "trapped" MC. She tried very hard not to fall for him, and was very hesitant. She gave him every opportunity, such as asking how he was about male genitalia. The player was given every opportunity to say which genitals they "expected" from Eve, so no surprise penis there either.
I've had at least a dozen friends and co-workers who have been trans, and I have yet to find a single one who is OK with being described as a "Trap." Not even amongst themselves.
At the very least, I would see it is like other derogatory terms (like the "N-word" for people of African ancestry or the "F-word" for gay men). It is OK if those in the group choose to use it among themselves, but that doesn't mean it should be used by those outside of their group, by members of a group that traditionally has used the term to oppress or dehumanize them.
As Tim Minchin metaphorically said,You must be registered to see the links
Before you say "trap" doesn't dehumanize, it tries to center cis het perceptions of trans people instead of addressing struggles trans individuals go through before they make the decision.
I think Eve, even in the non-penis version, has a much deeper and more layered character than it might seem at first. And MC is too naive and trusting to fully understand the hidden essence of this extraordinary girl.Yeah, Dark Cookie can be clueless at times. He also uses racial stereotypes. Perhaps Eve's positive portrayal was just a fluke. Your point?
Thanks for the info, I never knew its origins were in anime. I honestly never heard it prior to the old 'There are no girls on the internet' gif/meme from about 853 years ago (that's internet years of course, I think it was about 2006 by the Gregorian calendar)....I just realized that I didn’t clarify but when I talk about the behavior of traps im talking mostly about anime where the term originates...
this is one of the weird parts of this. There seems to be this implied dynamic is “cis het males vs everyone else” that seems…I mean naive at best. Gay women don’t use these terms? Let alone trans people themselves.justify cis het males using the term.
I think I’ve explained this.I disagree highly with saying that Eve "trapped" MC.
They probablay aren’t the kind of internet memey bros who would use the term anyway, but I’ve definitely seen a lot. Content creators, artists etc. There a re a wide range of trans people out there, some of them are on 4chan and shit.I've had at least a dozen friends and co-workers who have been trans, and I have yet to find a single one who is OK with being described as a "Trap."
That would be weird since it isn’t a derogatory term, especially not towards trans people. It’s an anime/kind of expanded to generally lewd term that has absolutely nothing to do with trans as that other guy clarified.I would see it is like other derogatory terms
As a black guy myself I have some…passionate opinions about these things. But I don’t want this to go too far off topic, so I’ll just say I strongly disagree. I don’t think there’s much to reconcile here. I respect your opinion. Don’t know if you’d respect mine.It is OK if those in the group choose to use it among themselves, but that doesn't mean it should be used by those outside of their group
But this is the big problem TRADITIONALLY it hasn’t been used that way at all since the termliterally does not refer to trans people. Especially not RL since it’s an anime term that mostly applies to “cis het” men.traditionally has used the term to oppress or dehumanize them.
it tries to center cis het perceptions of trans people instead of addressing struggles trans individuals go through before they make the decision.
ah. That was a massive blunder on my part. Thinking back to the things I said, they probably sound weird without that context so I should edit my post.Thank you for clarifying that the attributes and behaviors were referring to the anime/manga origins.
Thanks for the info, I never knew its origins were in anime. I honestly never heard it prior to the old 'There are no girls on the internet' gif/meme from about 853 years ago (that's internet years of course, I think it was about 2006 by the Gregorian calendar).
But you and Dragon59 are making some very good points and thanks for these. I don't consider myself very knowledgeable so nice seeing more perspectives.
In my personal, unsolicited, opinion trap always seemed like it would be a demeaning term. To imply any trans was by definition always a trap to me would be akin to how years ago someone who was gay was immediately labeled a deviant and a ped*phile. As though by the very nature of being trans their intent is to intentionally mislead others. I think to this day the only game scene to me that has ever felt truly 'trappy?' was the bartender scene in the game SissyMaker. And even then the MC was unknowingly in a nightclub that catered to that clientele if memory serves, so the bartender just expected they'd know.
But again that's all likely due to what I also perceived as the origin of the term to be (and for anyone unfamiliar with the gif: a groups of friends are wondering where their friend is and someone says he went on a date with a girl he met online, the friends point out there are no actual girls online, just guys pretending to be girls online and they realize it must be a trap). Of course, maybe that use of trap was a reference to its earlier use in anime and I never knew it so my whole view on it could be WAY off.
Not saying its right, but to me when it comes to these types of games I always took the use of trap and trans to be shorthand:
- Trans implies it will be covering (or trying to cover) potential gender/social/emotional issues in additional to a character that is not AFAB
- Trap is a blunt notification that not everything from this point on is vaginas
Though piggybacking off that, that was one of the reason I never liked the tag futa/trans as to me they are different as well. One being - as implied - a transition while the other is intersex (or an unrealistic fantasy version thereof).