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The prison and torture chamber combo is iconic to this genre, so I'm glad it made it in atleast. The torture chamber could still use a bit of work though.
No no, I 100% agree with this sentiment. The Torture chambers were really meh. Also is torture really the best way to convert a hero, especially with succubi? I could see other demons being a bit more sadistic and using the torture room, but I imagine the succubi would use seduction. Idk, might just be me. *Shrugs*
They just need to expand the prison and torture concepts more. Let us have options in what devices we fill our torture room with. Hell, let us build the actual prison cages like back in Dungeons 1! I enjoyed laying out a complex prison cell network.
Well, before in Dungeons 1 you'd gradually get soul energy from the prisoners. Like as they rotted you'd basically get soul energy over time. The torture devices and sacrificial altars made it to where you could quickly squeeze out that soul energy.
Currently it seems you only get the evilness when they perish, and they perish really quickly, which is kind of sad because like I said, I want full prisons. I want an entire collection of defeated heroes in my prison.
I agree with you, I think they're trying to keep it cartoony and they're already pushing up against the limits a bit.
The last thing they want is some Karen getting on their kids computer and having a meltdown and then getting an AO rating.
That being said, they could simply add an optional Mature setting in the game options or even have a Succubus Campaign that can interact with Steam's Parent Lock.
In the last few years I've watched as Steam has cracked down harder and harder, while games like Diablo and Fallout are going the exact Opposite direction.
They can appease the Karens by simply allowing them to Parental Lock Mature content, and 99% of them won't use it.
I know this for a fact because my own mother was a Karen about games like Doom. Doom had a Parental Lock on it that required a password. And my mother didn't even use the lock, she just wanted to know that it had it. Then completely forgot about it.
I bet if the developers ask around about Parental Locks they'll find that almost no one uses them. The Karens don't seem to actually care about using the Parental Locks, they just want to know that they exist for some reason???