Plenty of factors are going into this:
1. I am just developing Core Act 1 Content - a lot of what is being produced is meant to carve out the pace of mandatory components of the game. As I continue to scope out the game, singular characters who don't interact outside of their independent questlines should help to fill out the cast of characters the MC can interact with, such as Den & Greyhaven characters. This will help balance the scale a bit away from Hunter focused content, but yes, Act 1's main story is Hunter's time to develop as a character.
2. Hunter + MC camp scenes and romance throughout Act 1 isn't implemented yet.
3. MC's design isn't finalized yet. We'll see more art and focus on him once the story reveals itself more.
Beyond all of this, I think there's also a subsection of people who will view sexually permissive acts that aren't explicitly involving or directed towards the main character as a negative. And honestly - I'd rather just write/create lewd content without the burden to always involve the MC - so I'm not sure if Aftersoul is ever going to be a game to accommodate the 'I only have eyes for you' mindset.
Genuinely one of my biggest regrets when writing Aftersoul is using a singular perspective and not treating ??? as one of many player characters in a cast ensemble. I did not expect people to get so hung up on the MC playing a more reserved role through Act 1 - I thought it would feel refreshing to build a world that doesnt feel like it revolves around the MC. Ah well, I'll keep these learning moments in mind for future projects.
