Like the points you are making, but again you are assuming so much.
Let's just say I would rather have those resources spent on other aspects of the game, like dialogue, and companionship.
If people want to watch some one in the act of love, then fine, but it can be presumed, I don't see those scenes as a reward, but more of a distraction.
You could lead up to it in dialogue or a cutscene, the scene of the act is not required or needed in my opinion.
If you had a choice between better dialogue or a "In the act scene" which would you prefer?
I want better dialogue and a better focus on the role playing elements personally, and can do without the above.
Right now both are absent, so I am voicing some feedback to encourage one resource focus over another.
But we all have our opinions and feedback.
You are talking nonsense.
Firstly, the casts and visuals are closely related to the dialogues, and the dialogues are really very important.
Secondly, I don’t know about you, but I have never jerked off to caste scenes from video games, but they add realism and allow you to completely immerse yourself in the process, to enjoy it. I want to play as my character just as if I were in his place, completely identify myself with him when I play.
Sympathize with him, worry about him, be happy for him, answer in dialogs as I would answer.
To implement all my fantasies both in terms of making decisions in quests and in terms of building romantic relationships with those I like. It can be pg-13, or something completely wild, depending on the situation and the mood when I play.
And in real life, when I have sex, I see a process and not a black screen.
Moreover, there is nothing extremely hardcore for me to be really distracted and jerk off - it's just a visual component of acting out. I'd rather say it pleases my soul. Although, if the game surprised me, it would be funny.
Until not a single RPG game made me jerk off to cast scenes, if Baldurs Gate 3 becomes the first, then I will only applaud. So they really did their best and it deserves respect.
