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Jonathan Hang

THAT IS SO HOT 🔥!!!! "YEEEEEEAAHH 😛!!!! DT that, Ley (while looking at us 😍)!!!

Jonathan Baron

As if she's saying, "I dare you to skip THIS sex scene, asshole!" 😆 Yeah, I skip most Leyala "lewd" scenes. But, hey, what we as individuals find erotic in women is not actually up to us. There is no objective measure. Rather it comes from a portion of our so-called Reptile Brain or Limbic Brain and, thus, is way beyond our conscious control. None of that, of course, explains why some of us want to screw Dark Elves or, in the context of Seven Realms, go bonkers for Squirl Girl.

Neliz

I can hear Atlas asking: Suck my lollypop baby. That is something really hot. Wish it was Gina but that is my personal preference.

mm_saku

Hmmm, that's sexy. We need more of Leyala getting manhandled! Other girls of the cast too, if you ask me.

Jonathan Baron

Something else occurred to me when looking at this screenshot. No, I don't spend much time thinking about it, but this gaming genre is new to me. Why is it that all the men in these games are absolute shit as lovers? Yes, the writers make the women swoon and moan in ecstatic delight and/or add some enchantment to explain why they're responding well to terrible lovers. And Atlas is among the very worst. The reason is simple. It applies to live-action "adult" films too: it's about the women. We're here to swoon over the gals. A good or even barely competent male lover would just get in the way. Atlas is almost a cartoon caricature of a man. The less we see of him in sex scenes, the better. 😉 That's why if you want to see good sex, you go Lesbo. There's nothing BUT girls in the scene.

Artorias

I think it comes down to us men not caring too much about the man in a scene/footage. We have no fundamental preference over such matters.

Jonathan Baron

Exactly! Thus it felt strange to me that I did care, but only in animated erotica. But why? The answer is far from charitable. In live-action "adult" films, the actors are sex workers. No, I don't regard them as bad or immoral. It's just that they do this for a living. An animated character is fictitious, thus evoking something fresh in my mind with no history. The women possess a quality of innocence. This hit me hardest in one scene in particular. The first erotic scene with Morwen. She slips off her clothes and sits on a desk, embracing one knee. She's not real. She's not even human, yet the image of her was a fresh erotic ideal. A dream. A vision. Then you have to imagine: what would YOU do if presented with this? 😮 And what happens? Atlas sticks his freak cock into her mouth and then fucks her, noting only how her lower body temperature creates a sort of novelty and that she has nice ass. He would return to a plain woman who talks too much and likes to sleep a lot. Thus ended my interest in the game. I was clearly not going to see what I wanted to see unless I wanted more and more scenes with Leyala 🙄 In live-action you see the women you want to see and, if you don't want to see men, you don't have to. Is the game bad? Not at all! It's just not my thing. Kali will not have her own conquests unless sanctioned by Atlas, much less a scene with Morwen...OMG how I'd love to see THAT 😍😆

Artorias

''He would return to a plain woman who talks too much and likes to sleep a lot'' dam man, I got a pretty good laugh over that one, eventhough it's true. Everyone has their own preferences and that's how it should be. I can relate to your way of viewing this though. It might be a tad bit oldschool if I may be so bold, not that that's a bad thing. We don't know what the future will hold for TSR though. Maybe Jay will find a way to satisfy the Morwen fans lol. I have an inkling there may be quite a few of those around. Overall, I think AVN also has a big role on the story part as well. I've encountered a lot of AVN that are just mindless female conquest simulators and TSR doesn't do that which I find to be very refreshing. How you go about achieving a somewhat overall balance between every bit of content is probably the hardest part once an idea has been founded.

Jonathan Baron

I'm glad you understood that my comment on poor Leyala was quite tongue-in-cheek. I know she's a real fan favorite but I just couldn't resist. There is something endearing about Leyala because who HASN'T been awakened by their wife in the middle of the night with the question, "Do you regret marrying me?" Nor did I actually abandon the game or the series after that first Morwen scene. It's just strange to me that I don't care about live-action adult performers in the same way I might care about a fictitious animated woman in a video game. I care more in this one because, as you said, the gals are not airheads, as is the case in most AVNs. And the only male adult AVN character I ever liked was Cowboy in Projekt Passion but that's as much comedy as it is erotica. Cowboy is having sex with the most bizarre partners you can imagine, including an android. The sex is often played for laughs. Finally, I agree with you that the very idea of creating a game in this niche genre could be an utter nightmare. And I've made games in almost every genre during my long career, including a stint at Microsoft - a company constitutionally incapable of grasping the concept of entertainment. It amuses me to even imagine pitching an erotic AVN to an MS EP. 🤣

Artorias

My uncle has been involved with IT stuff for probably 2-3 decades now and whenever we talk about windows he loses his shit. He calls Microsoft ''garbagesoft'' and well, I'm no PC wizard but I wholeheartedly agree. I think the line between fictional characters and live-action is, like you said earlier, the latter ones are paid to do it. The platform doesn't make any difference, not for the better at least. It just gets worse down the line. Fictional content and characters are the result of our or someone's creative imagination; unbound to specific limits. At the end of the day, live-action consists of people you don't know and they can be judged based on what they do. You can't judge fiction, not in the same way. Sure, you can judge a writer based on their approach and style but it's not singular based judgement at that point. I think fancying fictionality over reality simply comes down to freedom of thought in a way. Does anyone know ''exactly''what they want when it's about something specific? Also, fictional characters don't care whether you ''ogle'' them or not. So there's a freedom based aspect to it as well.