Let's Talk About Male Preds!

[Jakey117 (mention)]

So glad you went and made this topic!

I've already told you what I like in a male pred in the Female Prey thread already, so I won't repeat myself there. Unlike you and others, I'm lucky in that I haven't had any bad experiences with others over my preferences. Then again, I haven't tried out the chat or RP'd with anyone yet...

The main reason I like male preds is because I'm a girl and attracted to men. That is not to say that I dislike female preds however. When I'm writing my stories, I still use them and feature them in the plot, it's just that the male pred is the main priority and why I'm writing the story to begin with.
I also won't say that I haven't read or seen stuff with female preds that I didn't like - I'm a fan of Saftkeur's stuff, for instance - but they do absolutely nothing for me in terms of attraction or excitement.

If male preds gross some out, than I can honestly say that there are some female pred types that gross me out. Nothing puts me off more than an overly sexualised, cliche female pred with a shallow, boring personality. Not going to bash anyone who likes that though, and I would say the exact same thing if a male pred were presented in the same way too.
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As a woman myself, I couldn’t agree more. Women pred can be hot but a male pred always takes the cake for me. Personally I think it’s due to the humiliation/“gross” aspects. Like stereotypically women are seen to be cleaner than men, and that’s why I think it’s perfect for my “clean” body to be shoved into a man’s “unclean” asshole.

Women do have beautiful ass’s but nothin can beat that sweaty musky sometimes hairy asshole of a man as they rub it against my face and take me while to be digested and shit back out. From sweet cute young woman to a bigger older man’s shit. Not a care in the world for the person he just ended you know

[Rainbowknight2 (mention)]

if your health is "too low"/if you're "hungry," and you're talking to an npc... you could literally just eat them, without even choosing that as an option. BUT THE OPTION IS THERE SO, SO MUCH. the amount of times that you can make Coen [give in to the hunger] is honestly fucking insane.

Oooooohh that sounds really awesome! Do you have link to a video where you can see one of such eating animations maybe?

Your description also reminds me of the game Vampyr. In this game you can also make the protagonist (Dr. Jonathan Reid) drink blood from NPCs. It also affects the story^^
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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/-1L0O80XEaI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuhK0YxIcrY
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Not to be a negative nelly, but isn't this 'just' vampirism? I mean, I could just be unaware on whether draining blood is considered vore or not, but besides the game calling it "hunger" rather than "thirst", what exactly is vorish about this?
Again, not trying to rain on anyone's parade, if you love this, all the more power to you. I'm just left a little confused is all.

[JaggedBits (mention)]

But yeah, if you dislike the Witcher, you probably won't enjoy this title either.
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I love the very first Witcher game. It was a janky as hell B-movie ride, but had an undeniable passion in its stupidity. It's the newer games i don't much care for, they take themselves way too seriously... Whatever happened to the naughty picture cards you could collect from your romantic conquests? Geralt alleviating a wood nymph's sexual frustration being an actual quest? Give me that kind of silly Witcher any day.

On the topic of "do vampires count as vore", i would call it vore adjacent. Personally i do enjoy vampirism a great deal. Vampires going on about their hunger tickles the same regions in my brain that vore does. But i'm also a sucker for blood, gore, horror in general, so yeah. I won't complain about getting more gory vampire content~

[Belloc (mention)]

Since I'm stoked about the Ocarina of Time remake I'll use it as an excuse to blab about one of my favorite potential male preds from Zelda: The Happy Mask Salesman!

The fact that he goes from an entirely forgettable shopkeeper to an unforgettable main character really gives him a lot of mystique. And with how ominous he is despite his happy personality, it's just so easy to imagine that farm girls and princesses have a tendency to go missing wherever he roams. Plus... carrying that pack all day? He's got to be gammed up. Carrying a full belly would be no problem for him~

Sadly, I only know one person who has drawn him in full pred mode but still it's a good piece:

https://aryion.com/g4/view/319678

[Predator (mention)]

Not to be a negative nelly, but isn't this 'just' vampirism? I mean, I could just be unaware on whether draining blood is considered vore or not, but besides the game calling it "hunger" rather than "thirst", what exactly is vorish about this?
Again, not trying to rain on anyone's parade, if you love this, all the more power to you. I'm just left a little confused is all.
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Personally I do consider vampirism a type of vore - after all, it's eating of another's body. It's predator and prey. I think it's most comparable to hard vore, only it's consuming more... selectively, since it's only the blood. But just like not everyone likes hard vore or soul vore, etc, not everyone might like vampirism in the vore sphere.

[Predator (mention)]

But yeah, if you dislike the Witcher, you probably won't enjoy this title either.
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I love the very first Witcher game. It was a janky as hell B-movie ride, but had an undeniable passion in its stupidity. It's the newer games i don't much care for, they take themselves way too seriously... Whatever happened to the naughty picture cards you could collect from your romantic conquests? Geralt alleviating a wood nymph's sexual frustration being an actual quest? Give me that kind of silly Witcher any day.

I actually haven't played any Witcher games myself, I just know many folks are saying how similar the Dawnwalker game is to Witcher games thanks to some of the same devs working on it, and Witcher fans saying how much they like it for that reason. So I didn't know the original Witcher had that kind of tone! There is actually a decent bit of humor in this game as well, though mostly yeah it does take itself seriously.

[MidnightRose (mention)]

Not to be a negative nelly, but isn't this 'just' vampirism? I mean, I could just be unaware on whether draining blood is considered vore or not, but besides the game calling it "hunger" rather than "thirst", what exactly is vorish about this?

For me, vampirism is absolutely a type of vore because vampires consume part of their prey. They're predators. In some cases, they consume more than just blood - the prey's soul or even their entire body (see Hellsing for an example of the latter). It can also be considered a type of hard vore since blood is involved, especially if things get messy and/or flesh is eaten too.

In short, it's subjective. Some people don't see vampirism as vore and that's their opinion.

[Rainbowknight2 (mention)]

Personally I do consider vampirism a type of vore - after all, it's eating of another's body. It's predator and prey. I think it's most comparable to hard vore, only it's consuming more... selectively, since it's only the blood. But just like not everyone likes hard vore or soul vore, etc, not everyone might like vampirism in the vore sphere.
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In short, it's subjective. Some people don't see vampirism as vore and that's their opinion.
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Yeah that's fair, Hadn't really considered the hard vore or soul vore implications tbh. Makes sense then. Thanks!

[Ayashe (mention)]

Personally I do consider vampirism a type of vore - after all, it's eating of another's body. It's predator and prey. I think it's most comparable to hard vore, only it's consuming more... selectively, since it's only the blood. But just like not everyone likes hard vore or soul vore, etc, not everyone might like vampirism in the vore sphere.
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In short, it's subjective. Some people don't see vampirism as vore and that's their opinion.
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Yeah that's fair, Hadn't really considered the hard vore or soul vore implications tbh. Makes sense then. Thanks!
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I myself actually think of vampirism as something akin to soulvore, since when the vampire drinks the prey's blood, it can kinda look like they are also "drinking" their soul