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Originally Posted by Arwyn
I think the difference is over if it is valid to use it as a plot/storyline element. For some titles, it is hard to remove it entirely, and I think KGNE is a valid example. The story really doesnt function without it. But at the same time, I think that KGNE handled it pretty well, it wasnt overused, or meaningless, quite the opposite.
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I think I should clearify that I do think the sex in KGNE does indeed add to the drama of the series. Just not to the romance, in my opinion.
I was thinking along the lines of the "love leads to sex" statement someone made earlier as a way to accept sex scenes in romance ero-games. I wouldn't consider KGNE (based on teh series) to be an example of that situation. Sex was used differently in that series, it wasn't the "goal" of the relationship.