VN Ren'Py College Kings [Act 2 v5.2.7] [Undergrad Steve]

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cicciopasticcio6789

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How I can change the status of KTC in CK2 ver. 2.2.7.
As I understand it can be done by opening the command console with Shift+O and then typing, for example, ktc="popular" to get it but nothing happen if I try to do it.
Where am I going wrong?
 
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racerz1

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Guys is the Season 1 and 2 the same? but just reworked or are they different and they connect with each other?
 
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novopip

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cicciopasticcio6789 said:
How I can change the status of KTC in CK2 ver. 2.2.7.
As I understand it can be done by opening the command console with Shift+O and then typing, for example, ktc="popular" to get it but nothing happen if I try to do it.
Where am I going wrong?
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Your method works in CK1 and in some older versions of CK2, except that you mean "kct", not "ktc". The method hasn't worked in CK2 for a long time, because the KCT thingy (later known as "Reputation") in the code was rewritten, which made changing the trait a bit less straightforward.

Currently, reputation.rpy includes a helper function that you can use for changing the rep. You can use the function from the command line with one of these commands:
Python: 
reputation.debug_change_reputation(Reputations.POPULAR)
reputation.debug_change_reputation(Reputations.LOYAL)
reputation.debug_change_reputation(Reputations.CONFIDENT)
You may need to enable developer mode first with the command
Python: 
config.developer = True
The helper function has been in the code for a couple of months, IIRC. As the code base is pretty unstable, there's no guarantee the same command(s) will work in the future versions. This function works by changing one of the reputation components (bro, troublemaker, or boyfriend) to 1 and others to 999. If you want more control over points, you can set the points manually in the console, e.g
Python: 
reputation.components = { Reputations.BRO : 54, Reputations.TROUBLEMAKER : 50, Reputations.BOYFRIEND : 15 }
If you already know that you're missing only three bro points or if you have two bf points too many, you can apply the add_point() function (it also accepts negative values):
Python: 
reputation.add_point(Reputations.BRO, 3)
reputation.add_point(Reputations.BOYFRIEND, -2)
Just remember not to drop any component to zero or you'll encounter a division by zero error.
 
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