Thread: The player's opinion on editing content

I suppose, like most of us, I agree with edit stuff if there is the only way to bring it here, but the problem, like most of us agree, is the quality, some of them are very poor.

Originally Posted by Schverika

I've talked with a Nutaku dev on this. Due to tight deadlines, they had to outsource the edits. They knew they fucked up when the art returned but there was no time to fix anything so they pushed through. They want to fix these mistakes. It'll take a maintenance period to replace art so they want to do it as a batch job, not a string of hot-fixes that frequently interrupts play. They can't stop editing at all, but they'll be more careful now.

I hope this is true, but until we see changes, those are empty words of a company XD.

Aside the quality, sometimes they change stuff with no sense, for example, original Tenryu Mihoshi looks like a loli, right, but Nia? They did not even respect the cat face. Whats wrong with the face of Tsukishiro Karen?

For example with Nomi Honoka and Olivia the result is not bad.

As far as I know they remove certain card on Valkyrie because the H-Scene have tentacles, seems like Galete (from money Gacha) have tentacles. Inconsistent.

About slavery and rape, they're more delicated themes, and with the double moral of most countries can be very problematic.

Nutaku can throw off the SJWs from noticing the rape scenes to an extent by rewriting them to have girls who aren't human. SJWs are stupid that way. Doing so might screw up the storyline of Taimanin Asagi Battle Arena, but it'll make it possible to get it released with minimal edits artwise.

There are no real problems with slavery or rape. Its not illegal. JAST and MangaGamer released dozens of completely uncensored rape-centered games during last 5 years, and they had zero issues with it. They are openly selling, both online and at cons, games with such cool titles as "Suck my dick or die", "My sex slave is a classmate" or "Slave Witch April" and still nobody ever complained.