None of them cheats to MC.
- Cheating [A significant other having sex with someone other than their partner.]
No mention that this has to be done
to the MC, and it stands to reason, for a lot of people play these for the
fantasy of having someone else's wife, cheat on their husband with the character they are 'playing as', so yes, the tag is very well deserved.
...and stop. There you got it.
- Netorare [Designed to cause jealousy by having the romantic interest involved with someone other than the MC.]
Is not clear if it's meant to cause jealousy in the MC or the Player, but most NTR works focus on the Player (cuz what's the point of messing with the MC when you don't care about him).
And please note, it
only says
involved, this could go from a simple kiss behind the MC's back to full-blown orgies at the expense of the MC, because NTR has always been about the relationship itself, not the sexuality of it.
So for some, in a game where the
fantasy you're been sold is that every single girl you come across will end up being only yours, having someone else getting a go with the Love Interests in
any way, regardless of the circumstances,
will be detrimental to a story you're trying to
enjoy.
Who cares? If a person is not in a relationship with another person both can do what they want with whom they want. And if they are in a relationship they can also do what they want because
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We don't play these things for the legality, ethicality, or reality of the depicted situations, it's a
fantasy.
Just to be clear, I'm not saying the complaints of a work having or not NTR are justified or valid, but just as the devs have any right to put whatever kind of content they want into their products, a potential player has the right to know if it contains things that would otherwise prevent them from enjoying the experience, as well as voice their opinion or criticism of it, and neither the Dev or the other players have to agree to it; just ignore it, and be done with it.
