The art is REALLY simple and weak too, and i mean its still acceptable, but that's the kind of stuff people draw in seconds, and yet there's little to no content, barely anything coming out in YEARS, with like 80% of the scenes or more as placeholders after FOUR YEARS of development, and even the text is super short and lazy, there's also no variations to it so it feels like its completely lifeless because after you've seen the scene once, its gonna be EXACTLY the same every time regardless of what events took place, and relationship status.
I mean i like the idea, but i played it like over 2 years ago, came back to it, and barely anything changed, sure, a bit of story and content was added, but the interface is still cancer, the mana and hp costs weird, and the rest barely makes sense too, you spend like at third of your game time navigating the shit menus and grinding even with the cheats, then miss some tiny line on what you're supposed to do and get stuck because there's NO hint menu or diary log to keep your active stuff in check. This is also why Netorare and Netori applies to cases like a guy whose childhood friend, who he loved but never confessed to, gets taken away by a someone else (usually through some form of blackmail and degradation, in those sorts of stories where it is Netorare if it's Netori, it's usually character C being stolen from that treats character B like shit and so it is shown to be a much healthier "saving them from despair" setting).Seems like a lackluster subscriber milkfest to me. If you are sharing your partner with another, there is no stealing away. This is why Netorare is more properly labelled as being a case of 'stealing from the protagonist', and Netori as 'the protagonist stealing away from others'. Netori, a related concept, is where "character C has some feeling for character B, but character A comes and takes them away", with character A always being the viewpoint character. It is that "taken away" aspect that is Netorare. Netorare is a related but still very different concept, that generally follows the basic structure of, "character A has some feelings for character B, then character C comes and takes them away". Lazy, shoddy translation work throws it in as an acceptable translation for NTR because it's a quick way to understand NTR at a surface level, but that's not the case. This is also why Netorare and Netori applies to cases like a guy whose childhood friend, who he loved but never confessed to, gets taken away by a someone else (usually through some form of blackmail and degradation, in those sorts of stories where it is Netorare if it's Netori, it's usually character C being stolen from that treats character B like shit and so it is shown to be a much healthier "saving them from despair" setting).Ĭuckolding is not NTR.
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