RPGM Sword Art Online: The Trap of Breath Concealed Magic [Part 2 v0.80] [Fujino]

[Thathuma]

3 days left until the update comes out!! Great

 

[SORM1158]

It's not three days, it's one month.

 

[Misarmor]

Someone hasn't been following the thread AND the progress reports

 

[13Gatsu777]

Speaking of new outfits, Fujino should give a look at the Armors in the SAO games. I forgot i played the SAO Hollow F. and that was one of the best Armor

Spoiler: EndGame Armor

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I tried to befriend every single Girls NPC to have them put this on in town it was hilarious especially the Guards
And for Sinon this one is not bad either

Spoiler: Sinon

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[Misarmor]

Speaking of new outfits, Fujino should give a look at the Armors in the SAO games. I forgot i played the SAO Hollow F. and that was one of the best Armor

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I tried to befriend every single Girls NPC to have them put this on in town it was hilarious especially the Guards
And for Sinon this one is not bad either

Spoiler: Sinon

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The question isn't just whether or not Fujino should look at them, but rather their availability in koikatsu

 

[AlterInfernalAllius]

Speaking of new outfits, Fujino should give a look at the Armors in the SAO games. I forgot i played the SAO Hollow F. and that was one of the best Armor

Spoiler: EndGame Armor

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I tried to befriend every single Girls NPC to have them put this on in town it was hilarious especially the Guards
And for Sinon this one is not bad either

Spoiler: Sinon

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Having played the whole Gameverse AU, yeah, it had some of the best outfits for the girls in general, even those non-canon special ones in Hollow Fragment were peak, Sinon's and Strea's especially were wild (Though in the latter's case you could 100% believe she would dress up like this to see if it got Kirito's attention lol). Sadly the SAO Gameverse AU (Which I personally think is better than Canon SAO) is so niche it's mega-rare to see anyone make content of it, the AU-only girls themselves are barely used in general so something as niche as the special outfits of the first game feels like even more unlikely to get anyone's attention (Especially when Fujino's knowledge of SAO is clearly superficial at best to begin with XP).

The question isn't just whether or not Fujino should look at them, but rather their availability in koikatsu

Yeah, Misarmor's words also ring true, the more unique/niche an outfit is the more unlikely you're to find any way to reproduce it in KK, is not like super-popular ones like the Eva plugsuits, the Taimanin leotards, or the DxD school uniforms that modders made almost from scratch over the years (Hell nowadays you can find the canon clothing of most of the SAO girls in KK but they didn't exist back when the game first came out, those are also all almost entirely custom made). A dude in Pixiv that recently started making cards of practically every female DxD character, even novels-only ones, ran into that same problem of how it was impossible to come even close to the clothing of some because KK simply didn't have the assets XP

 

[kinglionheart]

Speaking of new outfits, Fujino should give a look at the Armors in the SAO games. I forgot i played the SAO Hollow F. and that was one of the best Armor

Spoiler: EndGame Armor

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I tried to befriend every single Girls NPC to have them put this on in town it was hilarious especially the Guards
And for Sinon this one is not bad either

Spoiler: Sinon

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The difficulty of making the fancy armor aside, is also not practical to have armor in a hentai game. Women's clothes needs to be taken off or moved aside to access the juicy bits quickly in these kinds of games after all. You don't want Inoda to actually work to get sex with Asuna do you?

Also your favorite Sinon outfit. Is the current Leafa outfit very close to it? So it is just on the wrong character!

 

[Aniky Light]

The difficulty of making the fancy armor aside, is also not practical to have armor in a hentai game. Women's clothes needs to be taken off or moved aside to access the juicy bits quickly in these kinds of games after all. You don't want Inoda to actually work to get sex with Asuna do you?

Also your favorite Sinon outfit. Is the current Leafa outfit very close to it? So it is just on the wrong character!

let's send Asuna on a mission dressed like this, without useless armor, Inoda will devour her

 

[kinglionheart]

let's send Asuna on a mission dressed like this, without useless armor, Inoda will devour her View attachment 4381338

Or just skip the foreplay and send her naked.

Though I always liked the appeal of wearing clothes during sex. Just being completely naked is just so bland. Like Administrator but in her case it is a case of arrogance not sex appeal.

 

[saitamaTM]

is the update out in last day of this month or end of january

 

[NiktoAzure]

is the update out in last day of this month or end of january

End of January

 

[Entoma01]

Can't believe I missed this.

I missed this event in the game, please tell me where it is? (and in the memory room) Thank you.

 

[girusan]

guys any recommendations of games similar to this? merry christmas yall

Fujino's games have a unique mix of style, storytelling, and gameplay mechanics. I haven't come across anything like it, at least in the NTR genre. Some elements can be found in other games. But the best you can find are his other, earlier games.

 

[Yamakasi20]

Fujino's games have a unique mix of style, storytelling, and gameplay mechanics. I haven't come across anything like it, at least in the NTR genre. Some elements can be found in other games. But the best you can find are his other, earlier games.

It's true, all other NTR games pale in comparison. Fujino is in a league of his own, game changer

 

[EdenGenesis]

Fujino's games have a unique mix of style, storytelling, and gameplay mechanics. I haven't come across anything like it, at least in the NTR genre. Some elements can be found in other games. But the best you can find are his other, earlier games.

I'd love to share your enthusiasm for Fujino's games, but for me, it's primarily the art that shines. He seems to make extensive use of well-known assets for the art and animations, which doesn't necessarily undermine the effort involved—much like games developed with Daz models or Koikatsu models.

However, my main gripe is with the narrative, especially when it comes to the portrayal of feelings—it just seems unrealistic. I get the whole 'hentai logic', and sometimes it doesn't bother me too much, but in this case, Asuna is corrupted too easily and quickly for my taste. From day one, she's lying to Kirito and sneaking around with Inoda behind his back.

I know we're not supposed to put ourselves in the characters' shoes in this type of game, but everything is designed to make us empathize with them. If we don't, we're left sympathizing with the antagonist. But I just can't relate to Inoda—I don't share his values or condone his actions towards Asuna, which feel like those of a virgin discovering sex for the first time. It's all a bit underwhelming, and I struggle to see how Asuna could fall for such a loser. Even with a lot of imagination, I can't make Inoda's appeal to her believable... Yes, it's fiction, but even in a fictional game, there needs to be a semblance of plausibility for it to resonate with people like me.

Some say you shouldn't empathize with Kirito to enjoy the game, but I find it hard not to because I can't align myself with Inoda at all.

Also, these games are presented as if we should experience the suffering through the eyes of the main character, and it feels like we're supposed to develop a masochistic aspect of our personality to appreciate this tragic experience.

I've noticed that every player has a different reason for playing NTR games, and I'm really curious—what's yours? I've heard that even creators can get depressed and empathize deeply with the characters they create, leading to cases of depression among NTR game developers. Although I doubt I'd feel depressed if I were to create a tragic NTR scenario for a character I invented, maybe I'm wrong. After all, these creators spend a lot of time with their characters and develop a bond, which is why they're so invested in their stories.

Furthermore, the game could benefit from multiple narrative paths and endings, similar to those in Dark Hero Party. The inclusion of a 'revenge route' in that game not only diversifies the story but also deepens the emotional engagement. Offering players such choices can enhance the realism and complexity of the narrative, making the experience more immersive and varied.

 

[Versace217]

Speaking of new outfits, Fujino should give a look at the Armors in the SAO games. I forgot i played the SAO Hollow F. and that was one of the best Armor

Spoiler: EndGame Armor

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I tried to befriend every single Girls NPC to have them put this on in town it was hilarious especially the Guards
And for Sinon this one is not bad either

Spoiler: Sinon

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I like Kirito's armor except it should've been black to suit his nickname "The Black Swordsman".

 

[Aniky Light]

I'd love to share your enthusiasm for Fujino's games, but for me, it's primarily the art that shines. He seems to make extensive use of well-known assets for the art and animations, which doesn't necessarily undermine the effort involved—much like games developed with Daz models or Koikatsu models.

However, my main gripe is with the narrative, especially when it comes to the portrayal of feelings—it just seems unrealistic. I get the whole 'hentai logic', and sometimes it doesn't bother me too much, but in this case, Asuna is corrupted too easily and quickly for my taste. From day one, she's lying to Kirito and sneaking around with Inoda behind his back.

I know we're not supposed to put ourselves in the characters' shoes in this type of game, but everything is designed to make us empathize with them. If we don't, we're left sympathizing with the antagonist. But I just can't relate to Inoda—I don't share his values or condone his actions towards Asuna, which feel like those of a virgin discovering sex for the first time. It's all a bit underwhelming, and I struggle to see how Asuna could fall for such a loser. Even with a lot of imagination, I can't make Inoda's appeal to her believable... Yes, it's fiction, but even in a fictional game, there needs to be a semblance of plausibility for it to resonate with people like me.

Some say you shouldn't empathize with Kirito to enjoy the game, but I find it hard not to because I can't align myself with Inoda at all.

Also, these games are presented as if we should experience the suffering through the eyes of the main character, and it feels like we're supposed to develop a masochistic aspect of our personality to appreciate this tragic experience.

I've noticed that every player has a different reason for playing NTR games, and I'm really curious—what's yours? I've heard that even creators can get depressed and empathize deeply with the characters they create, leading to cases of depression among NTR game developers. Although I doubt I'd feel depressed if I were to create a tragic NTR scenario for a character I invented, maybe I'm wrong. After all, these creators spend a lot of time with their characters and develop a bond, which is why they're so invested in their stories.

Furthermore, the game could benefit from multiple narrative paths and endings, similar to those in Dark Hero Party. The inclusion of a 'revenge route' in that game not only diversifies the story but also deepens the emotional engagement. Offering players such choices can enhance the realism and complexity of the narrative, making the experience more immersive and varied.

those who have no empathy for Kirito, are those who play with one hand. What I understood there are two categories
1. Masochists with one hand on the mouse and the other we know, those who hold down the W key
2. Those who reason logically looking for plot holes, those who hate linear story and hate antagonist.

 

[combige]

In ch2 after Liz teleports trio onto the quest I have errors like cg isn't found, but all 20 125 Special__actionSeq images are present. What do?

All filenames seem perfectly chinese, path is changed to almost root. Previous scenes worked fine also.

Redownloading and reunpacking the game anew resolved this problem.

 

[girusan]

However, my main gripe is with the narrative, especially when it comes to the portrayal of feelings—it just seems unrealistic. I get the whole 'hentai logic', and sometimes it doesn't bother me too much, but in this case, Asuna is corrupted too easily and quickly for my taste. From day one, she's lying to Kirito and sneaking around with Inoda behind his back.

I know we're not supposed to put ourselves in the characters' shoes in this type of game, but everything is designed to make us empathize with them. If we don't, we're left sympathizing with the antagonist. But I just can't relate to Inoda—I don't share his values or condone his actions towards Asuna, which feel like those of a virgin discovering sex for the first time. It's all a bit underwhelming, and I struggle to see how Asuna could fall for such a loser. Even with a lot of imagination, I can't make Inoda's appeal to her believable... Yes, it's fiction, but even in a fictional game, there needs to be a semblance of plausibility for it to resonate with people like me.

Some say you shouldn't empathize with Kirito to enjoy the game, but I find it hard not to because I can't align myself with Inoda at all.

I want to ask you: how would you fix the unrealistic elements in the plot while keeping Inoda? (Without using cheap tricks like blackmail) Is that even possible?
Honestly, I see the plots of all similar games as a kind of fairy tale. In a fairy tale, a hero can defeat a dragon, and a beauty can fall in love with a beast. Sure, it's unrealistic, but it's still interesting to watch.

 

[kinglionheart]

However, my main gripe is with the narrative, especially when it comes to the portrayal of feelings—it just seems unrealistic. I get the whole 'hentai logic', and sometimes it doesn't bother me too much, but in this case, Asuna is corrupted too easily and quickly for my taste. From day one, she's lying to Kirito and sneaking around with Inoda behind his back.

While I agree the narrative is unrealistic. I would say the unrealistic part is how much luck and help from a literal goddess Inoda has to get Asuna, not the feelings part. Also Asuna is not corrupted too easily and quickly. It took literally half the game (around v0.5) to have Asuna to agree to have virtual cheating with Inoda. It is one of the slowest NTR stories I know besides VNs. Also what do you mean sneaking around with Inoda since Day one? Both in Part 1 & 2 it takes a while before Asuna would be alone with Inoda.

Furthermore, the game could benefit from multiple narrative paths and endings, similar to those in Dark Hero Party. The inclusion of a 'revenge route' in that game not only diversifies the story but also deepens the emotional engagement. Offering players such choices can enhance the realism and complexity of the narrative, making the experience more immersive and varied.

It is best not to expect too much from a sole developer. I don't know how Dark Hero Party works but this game with mostly Kirito's perspective and no endings yet already has so much bugs. Imagine how unplayable and how long the development will be if there was more paths and perspectives.

I've noticed that every player has a different reason for playing NTR games, and I'm really curious—what's yours? I've heard that even creators can get depressed and empathize deeply with the characters they create, leading to cases of depression among NTR game developers. Although I doubt I'd feel depressed if I were to create a tragic NTR scenario for a character I invented, maybe I'm wrong. After all, these creators spend a lot of time with their characters and develop a bond, which is why they're so invested in their stories.

I can't say for sure why I like NTR in general but for this particular game it is because I don't like the coupling of Kirito and Asuna. It just doesn't work for me so I want them to be broken. If this means Kirito suffers alone or Kirito happy with someone else it doesn't matter to me. I just want to see hot Asuna sex with another guy.