I could go on repeating myself, but let's just agree to disagree. A game that tries to be for everyone will turn out to be for noone in the end, that's my opinion.
I don't care what DC originally planned the game to be, yes, I am selfish in that respect. The game is in most parts to my liking (there are parts I don't like and I do not want them to become more). Most things he changed during the past years were for the better. I want it to stay that way.
The least for him to do is making those things that are not main stream optional. But that will eat up resources as well, and it tends to make the story awkward in some respects. Some fetishes he introduced are already, unfortunately, not optional.
I crave a game that is all things to all people, but even if he had unlimited resources that is impossible, the worst mistake he made IMO was using polls to decide who gets content, I believe he should have forged ahead as the muses dictated. Most of the players of these games are already over-entitled, it's a huge mistake to do anything that reinforces that attitude.I agree that it's a game for everyone, because it's a mainstream game that includes the types of content that are universally liked. Now, you can throw a bone, so to speak, to all of the non-mainstream genres by having trans/futa content, monster girls, etc., but it will never be enough for people who love that content and wish that the whole game was like that, and it turns off the people who aren't into it. Cisgender Eve exists because some people really dislike trans content, for instance, and Daisy and Aqua are hidden. Any new kinks or fetishes DC adds at this point are likely to turn off as many people as they turn on, so they have to be made optional and gated off, and it's a lot of extra work to add a single scene to check off one more genre, which will only leave the people who like that content disappointed that there isn't more of it.
With unlimited resources, go nuts and add everything. Until then, focus on creating routes for the MANY girls who don't have them before adding new niche content that not everyone wants.
A Dev should work to create the fantasy that turns him/her on, compromising in an effort off trying to please everyone just dilutes anything special already there.
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