Try talking to an NPC via "PEOPLE" button in the UI. 'Talk' -> 'Flirt' -> 'Flirt submissively'. They should answer with something like 'You know I just might take you up on that offer'. After that go through the usual romance stuff with them.
Sexual attraction and like/dislike are tracked on separate axes. Characters can opt for a "hatefuck" kind of relationship if the target pisses them off but also turns them on.
Digging around with the save editor and there's a fuckin variable for "desired relationship": "hatefuck". The answer was right in front of me all along haha. I knew you could have someone who disliked you, but still had high lust. Just wanted to know if that would actually lead to anything.
I'm beyond annoyed that you can't booty call your hatefucks, especially when they can do you.
"Hey, wanna fuck?"
You can, actually. Find them in-person, use the "people" tab, and ask to talk to them. You can ask for their number, to which they'll say "fine, but only use it for booty calls"
I've realized that it's more lust based than friendliness. I had someone who was a booty call for a bit, but stopped allowing it once they became less friendly. However, now that their lust is super high, they want it even though the friendliness is in the tank.
I guess the restriction is only on place on some of the special characters.
With the exception of Girl Life, and possibly DoL, but mostly because those satisfy niches that this game never will.
The game itself strongly advises against using any of the special seeds, specifically because they're all unbalanced as all heck. Pretty much says outright that they're unlikely to provide for an enjoyable playthrough.
It's not about unbalanced. It's about boring. Hence why I thought I'd make the comment if anyhone was reading and considering trying it.
A warning that a game is unbalanced usually indicates that it's too difficult, too easy, or some kind of unpredictable mix of the two. Which in turn tends to provoke feelings of boredom or frustration, depending on who you ask. Some people, on the other hand, might actually enjoy it, at least for a while. Your warning that it makes the game boring is really only useful for people who share your preferences.
I mean, they're not wrong. It still isn't professional.
This is because I'm so image focused that I had to Google images some of those skin tones the game listed so I can imagine what that person looks like. It's why i started using AI images so much with this game.
One game, I named the Photography Professor, Mark Jefferson, and added all the worst inclinations to him. And of course, my MC was named MaxI mean, they're not wrong. It still isn't professional.
... Which is why I explained in detail in the original post exactly what the issue was, so that people, whether they share my preferences or not, can know what to expect.
If you're wondering, I asked about it in the discord and the dev replied, saying that Prof/Student relationships would have to work so differently that she couldn't just slap the existing relationship system onto them. She also said she's thinking about how they would be implemented, though, so maybe someday in the future.I mean, they're not wrong. It still isn't professional.
