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I’m not telling you to play NTR. That’s not my point. What I’m asking is: if you can avoid it and simply not enter the NTR route, why choose to stay and express your anger in such a hostile way instead?

I agree that people have the right to criticize. Criticism is fine. But in my case, if I didn’t like vanilla content and a game had both vanilla routes and NTR routes, I could simply choose to play only the NTR routes. I wouldn’t need to insult the developer or react with that level of hostility.

Do you understand what I mean by “avoid”? I’m not saying you have to accept or enjoy something you dislike. I’m saying that if an option exists to avoid the content, that is also a choice.

Also, I have never seen the developer make a promise or statement saying “we will never add NTR.” In fact, the older games already had some small NTR-like scenes, and the artist has also created NTR-related artwork before. So it was always possible that it could appear again. Why did some people become so angry and feel completely betrayed?

I actually respect the developer for adding it because, within the context of this game, it makes sense from a lore perspective. This is an apocalypse world with sex-hungry zombies and dangerous people living underground. Does every challenge in the game have to come only from getting a Game Over after making a bad decision or from brutally limited resources? Can’t psychological or emotional consequences also be part of the difficulty and storytelling?