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Thank you all three for your honesty   both to the critics and to the defenders. I'll go through it point by point:

1) About "stealing". Yes, the animations are taken from Princess & Conquest. I'm not hiding this, and my goal is not to take credit for someone else's work. But this is not the final version  it's just a "skeleton" of the game, so that you can evaluate the gameplay mechanics, not the quality of the adult scenes.

2) About "free". The mod is distributed for free. I don't make any money from other people's assets. As soon as I see that people are actually interested in the mod, I will completely redraw all the animations from scratch  although I'll probably have to pay an artist, because I can write code, but drawing is not a talent God gave me.

3) About legal risks (thank you, NexusOfChaos). You are absolutely right. I remember the Pixelmon situation too. However, I'm hoping the developers of Princess & Conquest will see this for what it is  a temporary tech-demo, not a competing product  and will be understanding. If they reach out to me with any concerns, I will remove the assets immediately.

4) Why I did this. Because creating unique animations costs hundreds of hours of work or a large amount of money. I can't invest that into a project that no one needs. First  checking the demand, then  the investments. This is not an excuse, this is just indie-developer pragmatism.

In conclusion: you are all right in your own way. I ask only one thing  please evaluate the mod as a concept, not as a finished product. Your comments have already helped me understand that people care about copyright  and that's a good thing.