Personally, I didn't buy DOA at all because I thought it was a crappy game. I enjoy games with sexual content, but they MUST be good games, or in the case of something like a kinetic novel that doesn't have actual gameplay, they must have an engaging story and interesting characters. So I bought all the NekoPara series, I bought HuniePop, I've bought innumerable eroge visual novels. But I did not buy BMX XXX or any of the other games that thought they could make up for being crap by simply having sexual content. I don't personally give a toss what the SJWs say about it, but if a company wants to make sales in this field, they MUST have the balls to stand up to that crowd when they start their inevitable complaints.erttheking said:I've said it before and I'll say it again. If people on Tumblr keep devs from releasing a game overseas, either they have no drive or they have no spines. Either way I don't feel sorry for them and consider the blame to be on their shoulders. Also a game that has massive amounts of T&A AND good gameplay. Yeah...I don't see that happening. That's about as likely as there being a complex and engaging love story...call me if a game manages to actually do that though because having all three would be goddamn amazing.infohippie said:Nonsense, of course there is. But the developers have to give at least as much attention to the gameplay as to the T&A, plus they have to be willing to tell the inevitable screaming Tumblrites and concerned mothers to go fuck themselves.erttheking said:That and the fact that, despite all the hustle and bustle, there isn't a freaking audience for it.Johnny Novgorod said:A history of religious prudery, for starters.
Look around communities such as Undertow Club and Lewd Gamer and you'll see there's a substantial audience for games like this. Though preferably with more nudity or at least easily amenable to modding such things in.
Question. Do these people want to buy the game because they genuinely are interested in it, or to spite SJWs? Because I saw a lot of that for DOAX3. I'm not saying everyone did, but more than a few did.