What is something you think gets undeserved hate ?

[Fzeren]

Nickelback

 

[HarveyD]

Bush? Not the ex-president. Though idk if it gets "hate" per say.

 

[Pretentious Goblin]

I've seen some things dismissed as "grind" when it's a regular, not-grindy gameplay loop. To some people, "grind" is anything that's not fucking. When I think of grind it's something along the lines of "I can't beat the boss right now, so I'll plop down here and kill respawning orcs until I have 4 more levels and another 1000 gold so I can buy that axe". Not doing quests, talking to NPCs, exploring maps etc.

 

[Jonboy80]

No Sexual Content tag. Yes, this forum is dedicated to pirating adult games but pornography isn't the only criteria for something to be considered adult.

 

[Doorknob22]

While I often feel that some members of this site lash out irrationally about fetishes they dislike, I believe developers should be more transparent about communicating the presence of sensitive fetishes in their games. From my experience, more than 90% of the "fetish hate storms" stem from players surprised by a sensitive fetish, often in a game they are already invested in.

Yes, in a perfect world such players should act maturely and simply ignore the game if they dislike it but since this world is not perfect, developers should ensure that sensitive fetishes are communicated as clearly as possible, as early as possible.

 

[SoulsSurvivor]

Games with no penetration. It's like some people don't find anything arousing until they see something go inside a vagina.

I see your point but I feel it is heavily dependent on whether the game focuses on non-penetrative sex or not. Something titled "Titty fuck island: paradise of large tits" I would not expect any penetration and would still play as long as I got tit fuck scenes, but instead if I got "Extinction: Breed your family for humanity" and didn't get any penetration for 18 updates I'd be upset because I'm not getting what I expected.

 

[Ying Ko]

While I often feel that some members of this site lash out irrationally about fetishes they dislike, I believe developers should be more transparent about communicating the presence of sensitive fetishes in their games. From my experience, more than 90% of the "fetish hate storms" stem from players surprised by a sensitive fetish, often in a game they are already invested in.

Yes, in a perfect world such players should act maturely and simply ignore the game if they dislike it but since this world is not perfect, developers should ensure that sensitive fetishes are communicated as clearly as possible, as early as possible.

It’s a two-way street, if developers don’t extend the courtesy of being honest about the nature of the content they intend to make, especially when they are asking for support, then they can hardly expect courtesy in return.

 

[tanstaafl]

On this site? Female LIs that show any initiative or aggressiveness seem to insult a lot of the so called "alpha males". Not sure why.