I know the types, however almost universally when people talk of NTR it's used in a negative manner, so basically the second one in that list. As DA22 mentioned it's used WAAAAY too much to the point where more often than not to see it mentioned usually prompts an eye roll. Anything not vanilla will have someone say NTR, regardless of the situation which is why when its spoke of in this thread it's almost absurd.
I'm not sure you would see much if anything. Jumping storylines to see Nicole try her luck would be a pointless thing to render from a dev point of view. It takes the player away from the main storyline. Unless it comes up in a flashback if the MC asks Nicole what she's been up to. But even then it seems an odd thing to throw into the story. The whole point of the open relationship was to get the MC to a point where he could start to fool about with the women in the game without the associated guilt (and apparently obvious course of simply breaking up with Nicole).
Open relationship isn't happening anymore. That will lead to them breaking up next update.
It does seem odd. Like I get having the option there but given the setting of the game it basically cuts out like 90% of the available content, unless Nicole moves down to where you are. I'm not sure why a dev would offer that as it kinda railroads the plot.
I for myself got the impression that one or more of dev team started to like Nicole too much after episode 1 and wanted her to have a bigger role in game, just that did not really fit setup, her original role in game and impression she gave in first episode so backfired. I may well be wrong though.
I could totally see that. The way she reacted the last time the MC and her had sex kinda suggested she was having doubts but if that's thre case that's a damning little wee peak at how the developers are handling the game. I get it's Agile and all but that's a pretty big thing to suddenly feel the need to ram in.
I think they were actually going for a cuck-queen route for her...got scared....went the open relationship (which makes no damn sense)...then they said she would never take advantage of the open relationship (so why fucking bother with it)....saw the reaction...now a break-up is being retconned.
I wasn't familiar with the term until these forums, but the definition of #3 that I'd seen was coming from the literal Japanese translation is "taken away by sleeping with." If the love interest returns to the protagonist, that's not Netorare. I'm reminded of how people throw the term around in DMD. Even if D has relations with another "Her heart belongs to Daddy."
They would have to change the name of that path from Sunshine Love to Sunshine Blue Balls.
Some players like the girlfriend and wanted to stay with her, I chose the faithful route too.
I can understand that but in the context of the game what would the plot be if the user remained faithful to Nicole? You spend a few in game weeks getting the hotel up and running whilst avoiding any intimate contact with the plethora of women on offer and wank via skype when she's not too busy from her work? If Nicole was going to be a serious path with a proper journey then she would need to come down to the hotel and then play off the dynamic of her interacting with the other characters
As it stands the only character i'm interested in is Nicole. I don't like the sister, she's arguably one of the most irritating characters i've seen in a VN in recent memory, i'm not a fan of the twins character models, the cousin and the handymans daughter look far too young and the church girl is just a copy of D from DmD and I was never a fan of that game. No interest in in the sisters mother and boldly going where nearly every man on the island has been before, same probably goes for the aunt she doesn't seem shy and looks the type to be like cheap butter and spread easily.
most likely it won't be like melody since atm all know that mc won't be in town longer than few weeks.
Yeah, this is basically being set up like one of those rom-coms where the hard worked MC moves to the country and "finds themself", only to realise they don't need the money and the hussle and bustle of city life to be happy and instead settle down with a nice wee country girl. It's one of the reasons why I found the availability of the "go back to your girlfriend" route to be kinda odd as it goes against what is very obviously the premise of the story.
That's the thing, he did want it. His dream job was to be a lawyer. He lost the job at his law firm and his girlfriends offered him one at theirs with the only problem being he couldn't start until after summer.
