Dude, are you blind or what? I'm not the only one who says Kirito needs to end up with Suguha, and who cares if he ends up with Suguha? After all, Suguha is literally stealing Kirito from Asuna (NTR reverse). It would bother you just as much if I told you that Kirito will end up with Sinon.
If sounds like a cop-out is because it's, most story endings are in some capacity that is why they are hard.
Maybe not the only one, but you're the one who talks about it the most, I'd even say all the time.
If you don't like it, it's not my problem, here it's Fujino's word that counts
Unfortunately, this is an unfortunate trend in recent years. NTR has ceased to be a genre that pulled out the worst feelings and life problems of a loving couple of people throughout the process, but has become a utilitarian genre in which relationships between people are shown as a couple lines of prehistory at the beginning of the game, and the rest of the time is just situational porn related to "cheating."
This is my Suzuki girlfriend or better to say she was my Suzuki girlfriend and here begins the whole story of what happened xDUnfortunately, this is an unfortunate trend in recent years. NTR has ceased to be a genre that pulled out the worst feelings and life problems of a loving couple of people throughout the process, but has become a utilitarian genre in which relationships between people are shown as a couple lines of prehistory at the beginning of the game, and the rest of the time is just situational porn related to "cheating."
Previously, NTR was a genre that was really capable of tickling your nerves, and especially bright representatives of the genre can drive you into depression for a couple of days (although it wasn't even your wife who cheated). NTR was an additional genre that usually appeared next to the tags "romance", "drama", "tragedy". And in modern trends, NTR has been elevated to the status of a mainstream genre, forgetting that it should have some kind of emotional basis (quarrels, routine of life, long-distance relationships), so now NTR has turned into, simply, fetish porn.
Fujino acted even more cunningly in this regard - he took a franchise in which this "couple lines of prehistory" with relationships were written for him by more talented people. In the case of Fujino, depression is may caused by the way he distorted, mutilated, and then shat a huge pile of shit on a borrowed story and borrowed characters, and only the original Inoda character stands next to him and pokes this shit with a stick.
It amuses me when the authors make an NTR game in which - "This is my girlfriend Suzuki, we've been dating for two weeks" and then shows us 5 hours of porn in which this girl Suzuki fucks with the whole city (or with one bully, it doesn't matter). And how should I feel about that? Well, dick got up... don't feel anything anymore. Whole point of NTR is fucked up.
It's pathetic for authors to write a harmonious believable romance story for months or even years, and then trample that down by showing how the girl who swore eternal love and stuff is fucking someone else and licking their anus, thinking only of constant cheating.Unfortunately, this is an unfortunate trend in recent years. NTR has ceased to be a genre that pulled out the worst feelings and life problems of a loving couple of people throughout the process, but has become a utilitarian genre in which relationships between people are shown as a couple lines of prehistory at the beginning of the game, and the rest of the time is just situational porn related to "cheating."
Previously, NTR was a genre that was really capable of tickling your nerves, and especially bright representatives of the genre can drive you into depression for a couple of days (although it wasn't even your wife who cheated). NTR was an additional genre that usually appeared next to the tags "romance", "drama", "tragedy". And in modern trends, NTR has been elevated to the status of a mainstream genre, forgetting that it should have some kind of emotional basis (quarrels, routine of life, long-distance relationships), so now NTR has turned into, simply, fetish porn.
Fujino acted even more cunningly in this regard - he took a franchise in which this "couple lines of prehistory" with relationships were written for him by more talented people. In the case of Fujino, depression is may caused by the way he distorted, mutilated, and then shat a huge pile of shit on a borrowed story and borrowed characters, and only the original Inoda character stands next to him and pokes this shit with a stick.
It amuses me when the authors make an NTR game in which - "This is my girlfriend Suzuki, we've been dating for two weeks" and then shows us 5 hours of porn in which this girl Suzuki fucks with the whole city (or with one bully, it doesn't matter). And how should I feel about that? Well, dick got up... don't feel anything anymore. Whole point of NTR is fucked up.
Judging by the last gif, you're telling me this isn't plain vanilla.
A good love story that ends with NTR is something that can throw a person off balance for a few days. This game will be remembered for a long time.
This is a standard description of everything Asuna does in this game.
Ideally, if Fujino had done the ending now, it would have been a pretty good ending for NTR. But apparently Fujino still has some plans, and the perks haven't ended yet.
This is a standard description of everything Asuna does in this game.
Asuna - "I won't do it!"
scene change (2 lines of dialogue, Inoda's eyebrow raised in disbelief - choose what you like.)
Asuna - "I'll do it!"
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Ideally, if Fujino had done the ending now, it would have been a pretty good ending for NTR. But apparently Fujino still has some plans, and the perks haven't ended yet.
About the "good ending"...
I can tell that the space for Asuna's development is almost over. She did almost everything she could do in the NTR game (the only ones left are sex without a condom and pregnancy, but that's just fetish content. ) and, as I think, most players (fans), consciously or subconsciously want a bad person to be punished. "The whore has done her job, the whore must be punished." People love to see bad people suffer, so most players will absolutely not mind a "good ending."
I want to point out that a good ending is not an ending where Kirito lives happily, it's an ending where Inoda and Asuna receive their punishment. I hope it's clear what I mean.
