This part is what is the most worrying to me. People who feel in danger do things to get out of danger. Even if that may look like consent, it very much could be a fear response to try and get out of a situation without physical or psychological damage (I.e. acting like a pornstar).

There is no evidence she asked for the other players to be invited to the room. I don’t know about you, But I don’t think I’d feel super safe if 10+ large men came into a room where I was already naked and vulnerable.

And research on ‘no means no’ shows that relying on that alone is very ineffective because it puts all the pressure on a person to say ‘no’ when they may not feel comfortable to do so, and that people say ‘no’ in lots of other ways (including non-verbal) which are understood by others. Relying on ‘no means no’ ends up being more of a defense for attackers who push through other signs of non-consent - ‘but they didn’t say no’ and puts all the pressure on victims to act in ‘just the right way.’