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"the main definition"

What did I say about being too caught up in definitions again? Also, no. The "feeling" aspect of it is present in Netorare. Actually, much more. Since Netorase is actively sharing your partner to others. That one, however, does require some sort of relationship beforehand, mechanically speaking. Netori is being in the perspective of the one "stealing." They're all different fantasies for different types of people.

Netorare is about the gut-wrenching feeling of someone you desire gets "taken" from you. Humiliation, jealousy, and, at times, rage.

Netorase is having others desiring that someone, and them acting on it. Hotwifing, basically. The fantasy is the openness of it. The "reclaiming" part is a frequent addition to that, too, though not necessarily.

Netori is the fantasy of "taking" that from someone else.

There are overlap at times. There are Netorase that devolves to Netorare. Big surprise. And there are Netorase who fantasize the Netorare aspect of it. Netori and Netorare's connection is obvious. But they're all different things.

But, yeah, as someone who's been in too much internet to actually know these things, here are the "definitions" you can use if you're really set on having one. Ones that are actually accurate to what they represent.

Uh...no. NTR, as a genre, is all about evoking the visceral feelings of jealousy and despair from the readers. The relationship aspect is always optional. It's always important not to be caught up with the technical definitions of genres, otherwise, almost all piece of media would be tagged as action.

Because the time spent on one would consume the development time for the other. We don't get as many updates as it is. While there's nothing inherently wrong with expanding the scope of the game, I think it should start once it's almost/already done.

Except this game already has choices that changes things. It doesn't have to be a bad ending. Let's face it, you just want the darker themes, and not because of the story.

"Those dont exist in real life"

Neither does 99.999% of these games, dude, including this. Heck, this game's premise is already impossible to happen in real life, so what's your point? And people don't play these games for realism, either. If you do, you'll need some help. It's fiction, not reality. While I'd appreciate more endings myself, let's stop pretending that the reason you like it was because of the narrative and more because of the darker themes.

You need at least 200 favor in order to get the happy ending. She'll speak up about not wanting to go back to her father and that you taught her to express herself when she didn't want something so she stays and marries you after 5 years. Otherwise, she stays silent and goes back to her father.

There's an option to save on a file, wasn't there? Do that and it'll save your entire save library. Then load that file on your other device.

Equip them and change position during sex.

So...what's in the exclusive edition? It talks about skipping the intermission and nothing much else. And based on that, it sounds like it had less content than the public version (which, I don't think is the case but no other info is available in the page so...).

EDIT: Just got to the intermission. I do agree that skipping that could be a nice-to-have though not necessarily to spend money over unless you just want to support the dev (which I think what you're aiming for. Anyway, I just might buy the game once it has more content but it's going pretty well at the current state.

Waiting to see best manager girl Ravel in this. Though it'll probably take a while to get to there.

v16 was just recently released to the public with just (apparently) one update left to completion of the work so I wouldn't consider this abandoned. At the very least, not yet. The dev did mention s/he's taking a break from this series but that just meant the final update just simply doesn't have an ETA.

Can't for the life of me activate the event progressing Tairy and Trelly to level 5.

Based on some of the threads, you don't require the four limbs to survive it. No idea how she "chops her" but my guess is that the what she had was enough. Don't think church is connected to it. Just be nice to your bot. Talk to her, give her head pats, etc. You know you screwed up if she ever stops talking to you entirely. On the other hand, it's possible to make her confess her love to you before it happens and you'll mostly be fine by then.

While the first half of NE 1 makes sense (she'd eventually proactively start asking for sex and in the game even right after Anon just unloaded 17 rounds inside her), it's couldn't have been the reason why they were deemed illegal. Jun herself said that the most of the sexbots are nowhere near as advanced as she is and the hints are pointing that she's a very rare, if not unique model. Other characters who saw her ("nun", that streamer bitch, as well as the chat) don't act contradictory to this assumption. And it makes perfect sense. If their primary function is to be glorified dutch wives, why even bother making the bots that advanced?