Again, I'll repeat my point: Top perk is given according to your experience in topping opponents. That's why it indeed should exist. Even if you're strong enough physically or your dick is bigger, you can still be too shy to get on top of somebody. The game implies that acting with bigger confidence may make your opponent submissive. Or, if you don't have this confidence, they may act dominantly on you, and you submit even if you could fight them off. Not because they're stronger, but because they managed to make you interested in being penetrated fast enough.
"Top perk is given according to your experience in topping opponents."
And I think Hiro should only actually get Top points if he actually manages to be a top and that Top Score should only be required to access scenes where Hiro's actually a top. We're not disagreeing here, I'm just saying that the scenes accessed via Top Score rarely seem to correlate with actually being a top.
Easy example: he's still Urka's bottom bitch even when not being penetrated. I'd say he failed at being a top, and failing at being a top despite having the Top Score required to even go for the attempt is exactly what makes it feel useless, as was my original comment. Hope this more clearly illustrates where I'm coming from.
It is possible that no matter how much a top hiro is, he cannot out top urka due to the sheer presence of her. She is much larger, quite muscular, and exudes confidence.
Point being, the top perk and its levels dont exactly have to correlate with being able to do anything once it is maxed out.
Should a player with max strength one shot the demon king? since it is the max strength? no not exactly. just because a value is maxed does not necessitate to have a certain outcome of equivalent extreme. It is the limit of the character. I don't exactly see a problem with this outside of a person's personal preference. In that respect, if the devs cared about a simple majority of popular opinion, Im sure this game would not be the femboy/futa niche that it is today. It is also a labor of love. Voicing opinions is cool and all, but demanding something works a certain way of someone else's work is a bit far.