Do you disagree that there exists a group of people who identify as feminists who prefer desire demons out of the game due to their depiction?
Are there feminists who thought that the whole self-petting nipple-chains thing as the incarnation of wicked desire was problematic and ill conceived? Absolutely. I am one of them. But did I get the coven together and use the magic power of our feminism to bend the poor helpless game developers to our will? Don't be absurd. Or, rather, stop being absurd.
If you want to "imagine" what happened imagine that, for example, David Gaider went on the record saying: "The difference between sexy and sexualized… Sexy is good, but I think that a lot of people, they have a sexualized character and they think, 'That’s sexy. Everyone should think that’s sexy and think that’s a good thing to look at.' It becomes this pattern across the industry. That’s when it becomes an issue. So yeah, these things do have to be individually challenged." Actually, don't imagine that, remember it. It happened almost two years ago. Now apply that kind of thinking to Ms. Nipple-Chains.
It's time to stop imagining that some all-powerful cabal, the feminist illuminati, is manipulating this unwilling multi-billion-with-a-B dollar industry. It's time to stop imagining that I'm putting the thumbscrews to the Ray Muzyka right after I get the kids to bed and making him put a sweatshirt on the Desire Demon. Things aren't changing because of some ridiculous conspiracy, things are changing because more and more people are coming to reject institutionalized privilege and to prioritize inclusion and equity. This is a good thing.
And you had better get used to it. It's not going away.