We need to somehow put the idea in Fujino's head, "Victory for Kirito! Down with Inoda!"
Does anybody have one of those dream machines from Inception??
Does anybody have one of those dream machines from Inception??
Aniky Light
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It's not that I'm asking for victory, but just that the game was balanced, it doesn't make sense that the bad guy gets everything and the character doesn't even get the chance to decide, here we need to put in place Both are difficult, otherwise it's like playing a game against a cheater. Playing as Kazuto is like being killed in Battle Royale of COD and you just become a protagonist and observe
good ending in ntr game what this nonsense, let be honest it not have a lot ntr game that can give you good ending
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If you say there aren't many NTR games with good endings, it's because you haven't looked for them. Don't make me make a long list like Inoda's dick of NTR games with good endings or in-between endings xD. NTRs with happy endings
There are, of course, but few people play them, and then, I say, if someone doesn't like NTRs with happy endings, then play them so they get to the bad ending. The problem is, if someone plays NTRs with bad endings, then they're convinced that all NTR games are like that.
NTRs with happy endings have a positive side: once you finish with the happy ending, you're curious to see the other dark side of the game and you play again. Obviously, if someone is looking for the path to a happy ending, there's little content in NTR, but then, what's the problem if you can always replay it?
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The game is good but most of the replies from arguments, off-topic discussions, and people having the same discussions over and over. The game is definitely popular to get so much replies though.
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No report came out today, I would say that the correction report is the report itself
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I'm not done with the latest chapter yet, but I'm really not vibing with how Asuna's mind is being twisted regarding her history with Inoda. The slow build-up of her gradually giving in was great, but this feels rushed. I haven’t finished this part, so maybe it changes, but it’s odd that she has moments where she briefly reverts to the old Asuna.
The whole mind-warp angle seems like a quick way to make her willingly choose Inoda by rewriting her memories. It shifts the dynamic from cheating to making Inoda feel like her main partner all along. That undercuts the emotional weight of her being with Inoda over Kirito.
The whole mind-warp angle seems like a quick way to make her willingly choose Inoda by rewriting her memories. It shifts the dynamic from cheating to making Inoda feel like her main partner all along. That undercuts the emotional weight of her being with Inoda over Kirito.
Why tf would u want Kirito to win? What, the anime and the his harem sucking him off not enough?
Isn't Inoda unironically the most relatable guy to you weebs? Saying no one can love him is a harsh personal attack, no?
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It's obvious that nobody loves him, also because everyone knows that he doesn't care if they love him or not, he only cares that they give him pussy to be happy, otherwise he spits in their faces
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And I ask you, why do you get so nervous if someone wants Kirito to win? Are you afraid that might happen? If you're sure it won't happen, then you have to stay calm.
I did check at the end of the update but nothing yet, let me try the temple route
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Did you use a save from previous version? If so that might be the problem. Previous version saves might not work right. Use "Now Game" to start a new save.
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Honestly, at this point, the only way I could be surprised by the endings is if Fujino decides to make a 'happy' ending (and by doing so, make the ending more about overcoming NTR than about the stereotypical stuff), where Imoda is out of the picture and Kirito and Asuna manage to fix their relationship somehow (just the two of them or with other characters). Otherwise, I feel it's most likely going just variants of the same thing, with just the degree of depressing stuff varying...
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All right. Most modern NTR games don't give you much choice in the endings. The author can create a game and boast "there are 4 endings in my game", and in the end the player will get -
defeat option 1 - a whore for the village mayor,
defeat option 2 - a whore for the son of the village mayor,
defeat option 3 - a whore for the whole village,
neutral option 4 - was a whore, but came to her senses, but a MC doesn't know anything.
"Good" endings (meaning not the endings in which the game takes place in half an hour and with one choice at the beginning - "don't show boobs to the mayor of the village")- revenge, payback, and separation in favor of the main character are rare diamonds in the tons of NTR industry shit. When you have 2 radically different options to play through, the replay value increases, for many people who have chosen one ending, for example, "the whore wins", it will almost always be interesting to look at the ending "punishment of the whore". Such games always remain in the memory.
But the main question you should ask yourself - whether Fujino wants to do something like this at all?
Perhaps his choice is a completely clipped, hackneyed ending. Just to finish the game and forget about it like a bad dream. The aspect of variation is completely absent from Fujino's game, so there is a high probability that the endings of SAO will have minimal variety. And there's no need to talk about revenge.
Only if a rich sheikh throws a wad of dollars at him and demands to make "Kirito great again".
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Fujino took the easiest path possible and created an "NTR bully" with the most antagonistic features in contrast to Kirito. Kirito is in good physical shape - Inoda is fat, Kirito is kind and sympathetic - Inoda is an evil psychopath, Kirito is bad at sex - Inoda is good at sex, Kirito always respects women - Inoda is a rapist. Fujino chose the laziest and most cliched character possible. There are some games in which the "NTR bully" is not initially a bully, but develops his character traits precisely because of the influence of a cheating woman, but such games are rare.
And if you take all the character traits of Inoda together, then I don't understand how anyone can like this animal at all. It's like being a fan of Ted Bundy or Patrick Bateman from "American Psycho". I can officially declare it, and it won't even be just my opinion - everyone who likes Inoda, should be checked by a psychologist.(Yes, and you, Fujino, if you're reading this, go to a psychologist too
).Even if you're also a fat loser and you see Inoda as your hero, it's better to think about what's wrong with you rather than looking for a role model where there obviously isn't one.
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We can't know if Fujino is fatFujino took the easiest path possible and created an "NTR bully" with the most antagonistic features in contrast to Kirito. Kirito is in good physical shape - Inoda is fat, Kirito is kind and sympathetic - Inoda is an evil psychopath, Kirito is bad at sex - Inoda is good at sex, Kirito always respects women - Inoda is a rapist. Fujino chose the laziest and most cliched character possible. There are some games in which the "NTR bully" is not initially a bully, but develops his character traits precisely because of the influence of a cheating woman, but such games are rare.
And if you take all the character traits of Inoda together, then I don't understand how anyone can like this animal at all. It's like being a fan of Ted Bundy or Patrick Bateman from "American Psycho". I can officially declare it, and it won't even be just my opinion - everyone who likes Inoda, should be checked by a psychologist.(Yes, and you, Fujino, if you're reading this, go to a psychologist too
Even if you're also a fat loser and you see Inoda as your hero, it's better to think about what's wrong with you rather than looking for a role model where there obviously isn't one.