Hmmm..... Remember?
uh... the pirates help but my only thought guys is don't bust a gut trying to get maximum fleet size scores. Over a certain number is going to work and afterwards you will not gain anything. Also, there will be other elements that come into play. After all, this is a battle and there WILL be other choices!
Then i am a very bad person...
Well, maybe not a bad person but it's just about helping minor worlds in trouble and offer an alternative solution to the Lavarian-Aqualean conflict, and you'll get 1700 or something like that. Those options seem too obvious when presented, what's the point of creating a Council to let races act on their own
I mean i'm fairly certain my score is as low as it is not because of the council directly. I had the nations help each other. Where i'm certain my score tanked is that a certain character failed in her attempt at a revolution and i was pretty much always telling the pirates to go fornicate with a black hole instead of interacting with them. So i have 2 really big negatives counting against me in that regard.
Storywise, some scenes only make sense if you haven't seen others yet, so they are blocked if you watch the others first. I can't confirm it right now but I'm guessing those scenes you've missed are Tiffany doing her maid chores, and those wouldn't make sense anymore since you've already triggered her 'trader' path. It can happen but you're not missing anything relevant, just some flavour text to build characterization
Thanks for your answer. I have try several different combo's and I have done those Tiffany's maid events and what makes this one odd, is that Kara's room events are with Kara and Rachel, they should have not anything to do with Tiffany.
The second event follows on from the first and the first is triggered either by progressing hand to hand training (with an appropriate selection towards end of training) or by progressing the main story. Don't worry, they can't be skipped and will be available at some point within your game.
Thanks. I just do save for Day 22 where we are talking to Tiffany's mother and I manage to do every event that was available before that. It just because I'm kinda completionist who have too much time to spend, so I hate when I see I miss something
Thanks. I just do save for Day 22 where we are talking to Tiffany's mother and I manage to do every event that was available before that. It just because I'm kinda completionist who have too much time to spend, so I hate when I see I miss something
I've taken a look at the code and I cannot fathom how this is possible to achieve in an unmodified game. I have back calculated the 'love2' scores for the secondary girls and they come out as follows.
No idea, but I can affirm I have not modified the game in any way, shape, or form. FWIW, shortly after taking that screenshot trying to view the wheel of lust generated an exception error (I didn't screenshot that, should've) any time I tried to view it that required rollback (could not ignore and play on) until I took Tanya to bed and lowered some of those others' scores.I've taken a look at the code and I cannot fathom how this is possible to achieve in an unmodified game. I have back calculated the 'love2' scores for the secondary girls and they come out as follows.
love_ali2 = 2.6
love_jul2 = 0.6
love_rac2 = 6
love_tan2 = 2.8
total = 12
With the formulae in the game it should be impossible to get any one of these scores above 5 and the sum of them should always be 10 (+/- 0.2 with rounding).
The secondary girls are calculated by 1/2 influence from central girls + love2 index. When you spend time with a secondary girl, their love2 index is increased by (amount in 1 to 3 range):
$ love_rac2 += round((5-love_rac2)*0.1*amount,1)
The remaining score are reduced by splitting up remaining points out of 10 and splitting it amoungst the other secondary girls, in proportion with their previous score. As below for Alice.
$ love_ali2 = round((10-love_rac2)*love_ali2/(love_ali2+love_jul2+love_tan2),1)
Once again, can't fathom how this occurred. The math is a little complicated, but not that complicated.
