This scene is part 1 of 2 which will feature more playable content of course. It comes from our main game in development The Legend of LUST, for which we are only able to produce monthly updates with new content thanks to our supporters. We are happy and grateful to those who choose to support our work and become our Patrons. Nonetheless, we do release all our productions for free to everyone and deciding to support our work is optional.
In our main game we often opt for interactive scenes and not videos. This scene for example, at least in this version, offers 12 different and quite detailed animation sequences (3 per fairy) the user can choose from and it took a lot of work to create them. Each Fairy is composed by over a dozen main animated elements each containing several sub-layers of different animated elements (facial expressions, body morphing effects, boobs or ass various bouncing animations and so on) necessary for a detailed and dynamic flow of actions. All this can be better appreciated when zooming in of course. Additionally, the menu also offers the ability to switch to different camera/zoom options as well as changing background or lighting effects etc.
Needless to say, a video cannot offer all of this.
As for the sound, we worked with a very large sample of sounds effects for this scene. Having so many characters in one scene also means having to create a large set of sound effects.
Each fairy has her own set, giving them their own individual voice and tonality. Each set responds dynamically to the users' selections and is carefully edited to match the animation sequences.
The sheer amount of elements present in this scene, such as graphic elements, frame number to achieve the various animations, sound effects etc, is probably beyond anything we have ever published before.
It is sad to see, especially coming from someone who also produces some stuff and I would assume should have a better inside view on how demanding the work actually is, that all the effort that was put into this scene is not noticed / appreciated.
Anyway, I guess that this poor reception can still be viewed as good data to take into consideration for future projects.
Maybe having so much in a single scene is distracting (less is more kinda thing), or maybe we should opt for not giving immediate and direct access to all the animated sequences but force a wait time in between (E.g. complete something to unlock something else), so that every sequence can be properly appreciated instead of click click click and move on without actually seeing anything. Dunno. Anyway...

Aaaah thank you so much!! I think she would politely refuse the best she can. But if all else fails, she CAN breathe fire!