The Annoying Aspect of Non-Harem Games: The Forced Choice

When it comes to non-harem games, there's one aspect that tends to get under my skin: the forced choice presented too early. As a player, I'm okay with cheating every now and then, but developers rarely allow this to continue for long before introducing the discovery/punishment phase.

The problem arises when the game forces me to make a decision about which character to focus on, often at an earlier stage than I'd like. This can lead to feelings of frustration and limitation, as if my choices are being taken away from me.

In Naughty Fairies, for instance, you'll find yourself living with beautiful fairies in a house over the summer. While this setup has the potential to be engaging, it's the forced choice aspect that really gets on my nerves. I'd much rather have the freedom to explore different relationships and interactions without being tied down by an early commitment.

I understand that developers want to create a sense of progression and direction in their games, but when it comes at the expense of player agency, it can be off-putting. In Naughty Fairies' case, I'd like to see the inevitable 'choice' that locks me into a particular girl come later in the game, ideally around mid-game or later.

By doing so, players would have more time to get to know each character, form connections, and enjoy the story without being forced into a decision too early. This would allow for a more organic and engaging experience, rather than feeling like we're being pushed into a certain direction.

In conclusion, while Naughty Fairies has the potential to be an enjoyable game, it's the forced choice aspect that's causing me concern. I hope that developers will consider the player's perspective and provide more flexibility in their storytelling approach. Only then can we truly immerse ourselves in the world of naughty fairies and enjoy the ride.

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