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Oh, you might label it all you want. That's fine by me, after all everybody has their own understanding when pop turns rock or rock turns metal. What's just not correct is using your own understanding of what somebody does to try and get them to do something they never wanted to do with their understanding. If you think onlyfans is sex work (personally I see several steps inbetween), great. But that does not mean they need to do anything to somehow complete the picture.
The dev Hopes told from the beginning what this game would be about. If you call that a porn game, okay, your prerogative - I will still claim you're wrong, but whatever. However just because he started making a game which you classify as a porn game does not mean he does have to complete in any way what else you understand by that. As Hopes said he has an idea of what he wants to do, regardless of how you and I would put it into categories. Just because we may (or may not) feel the need to put a label onto something does not mean we have any reason to expect what we personally associate with that label from somebody else. Even less so if they already told us that certain things are not what their game is about.
As for the other stuff: my comment about the sky being blue was intended as a joke, but I do indeed doubt that "more than 50%" play it for the porn as such. As I said, it might have started out that way some day back in 2018 - but with everything that was said back then and since then, with everything in the game, most people who wanted a game like that just moved on because this is not gonna be the game - ever. People who still play it play it for what it is and enjoy it for what it is. I may be wrong in this assumption, but again whatever: Hopes has an idea of what he wants to do. We may disagree with that it is a good idea. But if he wants to roll with it we have no right whatsoever to tell him otherwise.
