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Originally Posted by Tinn
That depends on how you define 'fighting.'
For example, one could say that a fight is a contest between two or more sides where the goal is to prevent the other sides from getting to decide what happens afterwards. Killing opponents is only one possible way of winning - exhausting them, persuading them to submit, or just making them immobile are all valid and effective techniques.
Of course, by this definition a friendly game of rock-paper-scissors is a fight. That might sound strange - but remember that the purpose of a fight in a game is to be an 'interesting challenge' in the way of a goal. Heck, some of the more action-packed B.E. fiction out there is as choreographed as any well-narrated fight.
As an example of a hypothetical process-based 'combat', imagine an encounter where the participants try and BE eachother into immobility - or at least to distraction.
EDIT: In all honesty, since traditional combat in a BE-based game would (I assume) involve attractive women being brutally injured, I'm not too eager on it. I've no objection to violence in games, nor to sex, but both at once can be a bit of a turn off for me.
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I'm a fan of fantasy games with major story plots. Most of which can be related to storylines similar to Lord of the Rings or games such as World of Warcraft and Fable II (I do play first persons, but they're usually in between.) I do understand your concept, I was more or less reading some of the ideas being put out on how the BE would occur...
Anywho. Also to state my explaination on the whole 'beautiful women fighting' thing. I was more or less thinking that your main character was the main victim of BE and whatever you fight didn't have to be a woman or BE'd at all. And even so, I'm not a big fan of gore... at least not with women. And things such as that are always a option. If adding stab wounds and scratch marks were required, games like Soulcalibur wouldn't be rated T so that the teen male populous could bask in the female character's glorious bosoms that they obviously bought the game for.
*Wink*
Anywho, that was just my suggestion. Some of the other ideas are real swell. My only in-put is that when breasts are larger than a person what point is there in the person being attached? But yet again, own opinion. The good of the many over the need of the few I'd take it.