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I'm luckily not a gooner /coomer and I'm able to enjoy SFW VNs for the plot alone, and TSR's plot is very compelling and basically my favorite, it's just that removing the NSFW, ngl, feels like homophobic censorship.

I really hope that they at least keep the existing and continue developing the romantic elements which, IMHO, feel crucial to the development of the characters, especially William and Murdoch's.  Also, Sam and Nik's relationship is beautiful and wholesome and it would suck if they tone it down.

Maybe I'm just a softie who likes watching the MCs being happy before everything goes to shit and most people only enjoy the horror and physchological distress.

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"Muh porn addiktion".

lmfao

Howly literally changes his mind about these stories every year and never finishes. The remake is gonna suck.

excuse me - but saying it would be "homophobic censorship" is a bit of a fucking stretch.  Removing sex from a game doesn't make it homophobic and saying that it does watersdown the meaning quite a bit and is honestly just offensive.

Sex isn't the be all and end all of intimate relationships - but guess we'll never know now the games cancelled 

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Sex isn't be all and end all, but sex is also used as a bonding thing. Remember that's set in 1900 they didn't go "uwu thing about my 4500th gender" back in the day.

That is a very valid point. 

I enjoy the sex scenes as much as the next - and I see it's vitality of the story but also wouldn't mind if they where toned back or not.  

I'm mainly miffed at the previous commenters insinuation that it's somehow "homophobic" to tone down the sexual aspect 

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Eh, don't mind those people. The thing about TSR is, it has pretty unconventional story telling, and yes, that's because of the sex stuff. It's not as frequent as some people would want you to believe, and it doesn't last very long when it does happen. It's still used to tell a bit more about the characters when you look past the obvious. From William learning to let go of his struggle slowly to something like Nikolai bonding with Sam through it, doing it out of love. There really is more to it, and to me it's just kind of "a gay thing". You don't really see that sort of thing at all, and to me it's just interesting. Now yeah, it's not perfect, the descriptive nature of it is a bit much at times, but overall I'd say they did manage to nail that type of story telling, since it's set in that specific time, and Sam is a sex worker. I never saw a story about a sex worker, and I just find it really intriguing. I understand it putting people off, but that shouldn't be a reason to hate someone. After all, Howly did write Adastra, and Adastra while having only two sex scenes, has naked wolves all over it. So, it comes off as hypocritical. It's just different, but everything else is still there too and it does dive into what happened with the people (Nik's first ending is an example of this) so I dunno. People saying "it's just goon material" clearly fail to grasp its actual intentions.

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i feel like people call it "goon material" because there's an excessive amount of NSFW and NSFW reference in the early parts of the plot with very little horror until quite late. Honestly barely managed to read through Murdoch's route because for the early parts sam mentions blowing Jim at least 5 times to the point of excess. If the NSFW happened later into routes it would probably be more understood


Quick sidenote, after manually censoring the entire VN upon a friends request (he's only into the horror part) i found out there is about 180 NSFW images with full nudity (including variants)

That's still not that many. Plus, the people who call it that are literally underage and hang out with kids.

God I wish everyone would pull an Australlia and ban social media for kids.