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top tier work man, i like the lightning audio, you could make it appear more often
without clapping noises, it feels kinda lonely
I am actually quite curious. Guys, what kind of personality do you prefer for Asuna in NTR works? Do you prefer the type that quickly succumbs and becomes a communal bicycle? Or Fujino's Asuna, overwhelming sense of sympathy but has a relatively higher moral standard? Or other types?
- Sep 12, 2019
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Really depends on how long the work will be. If it is only going to be a one volume doujinshi or video then just make her fall quickly to get to the good stuff so I can move on. If you are planning on making something that will make me stay a while then make her fall worth it by making her start from a high place and her change noticeable.
In any NTR, I hate it when the girl gets passed around, so no communal bicycles. For Asuna, the speed of the fall can vary depending on the context of the story being told, but generally I prefer slow burns. I can imagine with the right story, I could enjoy her quickly succumbing to the pleasure, but most I've seen are just dumb hentai logic where she changes overnight to full slut and it feels cheap.
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thats the way to do it. let her start high and let her fall slowly but noticeable, like Fujino Sensei
- Oct 14, 2018
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idk, man. I don't consider Fujino's Asuna to have high moral standards, but rather self-awareness and therefore resistance. However, this resistance exists only in her dialogues, as she still goes along with everything Inoda is up to in the end (for NTR purposes, obviously). Take, for example, the rainy night: her main concern was not that she cheated on Kirito, but that she wasn't able to prevent it. This resulted in her distancing herself from Inoda for some time, but not because it was morally wrong, but because she was angry at him for what he did.
- Sep 18, 2022
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euh no. she was actually concerned about cheating on kirito that she even cried during that night, also later on in the prologue when she and kirito were sleeping in the bed together.
its just that she cant deny the pleasure she was feeling, but she is always feeling guilty for having slept with inoda and betraying kiritos trust. she always repeats that, im not sure how you can misinterpret that in other ways
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Just tried both parts in Joiplay and the result is that Part 1 goes fine with the original and smooth with compressed version. Part 2 doesn't even start with the original one but runs smoothly with the latest version (v.32) compressed one.
- Oct 14, 2018
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I guess you didn't read carefully. I didn't say she has no morals at all, but that her main concern is herself being unable to avoid such a situation, not the act of cheating. The thing is, high morality doesn't align easily with NTR and needs much better writing to feel natural. High morality would mean NTR would never happen in that kind of story, as it's not blackmail, where she can keep her beliefs despite being forced into cheating. In this scenario, she willingly accepted most of Inoda's approaches, so how can it be high morality?
I think it's either your professional screenwriting standards demanding too much from Fujino, or it's the distortion in translation, or it's the difference between Eastern and Western cultures. I believe Fujino is at least trying hard to create a more self-disciplined and introspective image of Asuna than in half of the NTR works. Maybe he failed, maybe he didn't do it well enough, but the intention is very clear.
Personally, I acknowledge Fujino's portrayal of Asuna feeling regret and self-blame for betraying Kirito.
I really hope that Fujino can include Yui in the game. If I could see a story where Yui calls Inoda 'Dad', I would feel very satisfied. Of course, to avoid being banned by Patreon, I think Fujino can give Yui a more mature body and make her an adult. (I know she's an AI, but I don't trust the intelligence and taste of those big company reviewers).
- Oct 14, 2018
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I don't demand anything, just analyzing her portrayal. Fujino improved a lot compared to their previous games, there is no doubt about it. I also agree about self-discipline, like you said, but it's not the same as high moral standards. Let's face the facts, Asuna is a liar and engages in physical cheating on Kirito right from the start. Just because she talks or thinks that it's wrong doesn't make her a person who values morality, as she willingly does the opposite. As I said in some previous post, her character has cognitive dissonance; she is an unreliable partner who values her own selfishness and her exclusive caring nature way above her 'feelings' for Kirito. She didn't undergo any development in that regard; she was like that right from the beginning. That's how she has been written. Whether it was intentional or not, only Fujino knows ^^
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I actually like Asuna personality and progression. Her traits really fit for hidden NTR genre. But since lewd talk skills exist in the game, i wish she getting more sluttier in the future. I really like the NTr meter on the game , so ihope Fujino more focused on writing with this game system.
One thing that i think will be unpopular take for me is:
I didn't like Alice and Shinon addition on the game. The more updates the more i feel they are just afterthought unnecesary filler that could take time for programming . I like the game has more focus on Asuna , Suguha, and Lisbeth/ Rika.
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Mhh. From a gameplayenjoyment point of view im still not fully convinced about Asuna not having a high moral standard and her not valuing Kirito. Yes I agree that she is doing physical cheating on kirito but that only happened after a "long" time of influencing moral values and emotional blackmailing.
Im not a fan of SAO but from what I remember is that Asuna is a sheltered child with certain values and imaginations for things like relationships while staying true to your own values.
(i cant believe im actually discussing this kind of thing, i should just enjoy my asuna ntr lol)
Her trying to stay loyal to kirito and also her trying to stay true to her values and sense or morality are always in conflict. This conflict needs to stay in balance in engaging the player and not annoying him.
For a porn game Fujino sensei did well balancing this imo. If he made asunas moral values even higher it would just become annoying for the player. I think thats the extend Inoda could go with emotional blackmailing and using the victim card. if inoda had to go any further he would have had to resort to blackmailing her and that would bring inoda into a different path.
and i believe the path fujino sensei is following, allows for Asuna to stay on her "values and moral standards" of helping a friend in need.
i would definitely enjoy a path where inoda blackmails asuna until she gets addicted to his... skills but i believe that s*x addiction would break her too fast like that.
i prefer the slow burn by inoda making/failing plans to corrupt her by emotional blackmailing. this route keeps asunas personality for a longer time (her trying to be a good helping person by her values)
- Sep 18, 2022
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i think on paper the shinon and alice routes and corruptions would look wonderful and me myself would def enjoy seeing everything coming together at some point. but right now i would also much prefer see Asunas and Inodas progression.
it would be a different story if fujino sensei was a 20men army, able to work on different girls at the same time, but unfortunately he is only one man amd have to decide where to put his prios
I think the high moral standard comes from the feeling that “helping someone out” (even more so someone way beneath her) just supersedes any feeling of being a “good partner” to Kirito. Since if he doesn’t know and it doesn’t “take” away anything from him then she isn’t doing him any wrong. Other than the stormy night(s) she’s been able to justify all that’s happened thus far with her admittedly wild lapses of “it’s helping him/it can’t be helped”. Now that in current, she’s even gone so far as to recognize and admit “whatever happens online is separate” which again gives her an excuse “I’m just helping him”/“this isn’t real”