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You just proved my point: Tags should be there to help you figure out whether a game is for you or not.This statement makes no sense. People use these tags for the same reason. I avoid games that have the gay that unless the show that gay content isn't the primary focus or is optional. Saying a kink tag is used differently from a "mechanics" is blatantly false. You can't tell me you didn't look at the kink tags to judge whether or not it either kinks you enjoy or kinks you don't. Like I'm always down for a good trainer game but if it's mostly gay content then I'm turn the other way before hitting download
So in the same way you don't want to come across a game with only 3 out of 200 scenes being animated under the "animation" tag, when you're searching for games that are animated because motionless pictures bore the fuck out of you, the same you don't want to download a game that you found under the "heterosexual" and "milf" tags you've specified, only to figure out later that it's a game with 90% gay sex scenes and only two or three scenes inbetween where the gay male main protagonist has sex with a milf.
That's like labeling a game under "post-apocalyptic" and "dystopian" just because there's a dream sequence of the MC somewhere between the other 200 hours of present-time happy sunshine teenage college content, where he dreams of a postapocalyptic world for 5 minutes of the game.
Do you really believe that's what people actually been looking for when they put those tags into the filter in the first place? Or were they looking for actual post-apocalyptic themed games?
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