Fair enough. didn't bother doing the calculations, just went off the feeling that i click *a whole lot* in this game.
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Right, I meant to mention sooner, but its so minor, I forgot..
Some of the original part names could use a touch up if you want a bit more consistency.
example- powercore_b = vc-b-01/ powercore_c = vc-cs-01. arms_b = va-sx01/ arms_s = va-sx01.
Everything I'm finding so far in v3 seems great!
To Be Fair.
I didn't calculate the perfect number either. Mr Shaky just blew my mind with that math, and after seeing it- yeah, why not a million clicks? Slightly ridiculous, yet attainable. Make it a rep award called 'Mouse Killer'.... 'Click Bait' for 10k clicks... yea, my imagination is having too much fun with this.
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It's not hard math. Just some basic multiplication and/or division depending on how you approach it.
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Ya I originally wanted to have a bit of variety so that everything wasn't named so similarly but I think you're right I should keep thins consistent except for special/unique items, I'll take care of that for the next release.
Oh ya BTW don't know if you've found it yet but the two succubi characters if you try to sell them in one of the BBS offers they go for like 20+ mil
Enjoy lol
Is it bad that I'm recognizing exception errors?
File "game/modules/0010_dscs_base/game/characters/bot_base/bot.rpy", line 228, in load_bot_models_from_mods
File "game/modules/0010_dscs_base/game/characters/bot_base/bot.rpy", line 228, in <lambda>
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'list_priority'
- bot is missing part.
File "game/modules/0010_dscs_base/game/characters/bot_base/bot.rpy", line 228, in load_bot_models_from_mods
File "renpy/python.py", line 875, in do_mutation
return method(self, *args, **kwargs)
- part does not match part slot.
File "game/modules/0010_dscs_base/game/characters/bot_base/bot.rpy", line 228, in load_bot_models_from_mods
File "game/modules/0010_dscs_base/game/characters/bot_base/bot.rpy", line 228, in <lambda>
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'list_priority'
- bot is missing part.
File "game/modules/0010_dscs_base/game/characters/bot_base/bot.rpy", line 228, in load_bot_models_from_mods
File "renpy/python.py", line 875, in do_mutation
return method(self, *args, **kwargs)
- part does not match part slot.
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Day 143 I just see in code now, that girl in the red dress? didn't notice her, just saw how terrible her code was and passed on that shit instantly.
I'm tinkering with Roles, and I'm curious if I can float the T/F under "selectable"?
Or, how to define a role to a bot, kinda the way that 'Repair Order' is attached to bots.
Or, how to define a role to a bot, kinda the way that 'Repair Order' is attached to bots.
No it's not hard math, but it's still math. (A topic I very much enjoy). But figuring out the million clicks, is child's play apparently compred to the FB math challenges of solving properly 6/2(1+2).
To stay on topic:
this game has ENORMOUS potential. Truly one of the best "porn games" I've seen come out. I am excitedly watching both this game and Masters of Raana
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Yeah, Imma have to learn. Trying this game on "Are you insane" mode now. Started with 10 points to allocate for skills. Social started out E (0%). 20 AP later relaxing at the lounge, and it is all the way up to E (7%). Takes 1 AP each time to leave the "house", so thats a full 16 hours in the lounge and didn't learn squat in re to Social skills.
1?
Can't say I'm a deep enthusiast, but I do enjoy quirks to common thought process.
1+1=3 is a fun conversation starter if you have time to go big. 1+1=10, just to make sure people are paying attention.
Of course, those are basic to anybody that knows them already.
it's 9. The common mistake, is "assuming" everything to the right of the "/" is the denominator. Order of Operations says do the () 1st,
6/2(3)
now since neither multiplication nor division has priority over the other, do them as encountered left to right,
3(3) = 9
When you solve and get 1, you are solving 6/(2(1+3)) which is not how it was written.
6/2(3)
now since neither multiplication nor division has priority over the other, do them as encountered left to right,
3(3) = 9
When you solve and get 1, you are solving 6/(2(1+3)) which is not how it was written.
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Let's really mess with them by adding just one character to the formula:
6/2^(1+2)
Is there a way to mod in new traits and events? I'd like there to be a possibility for a bot with an unstable psychocore to develop personality traits like Yandere, Obsessive, Nymphomaniac etc. So if a bot becomes Yandere it will jump you in your sleep regardless of whether it has the bedroom toy role, and it might even tie you up and have sex with you repeatedly until you manage to escape your restraints (a combat check) depending on the level of the trait. Very high levels of Yandere will result in it secretly damaging any other bot you fuck out of jealousy. I tried decompiling the .rpyc files after extracting the .rpa with unren but it failed every file.
On another note, having a Scavenger role that sends the bot to go scavenge the dump site for you would be very nice, and a way to limit the rank of auto-sold parts by the shopkeeper would be a huge QOL improvement. Being able to tell the bot to only sell parts B rank and below would save the time of manually marking items do not sell.
Great game, thanks for developing it!
On another note, having a Scavenger role that sends the bot to go scavenge the dump site for you would be very nice, and a way to limit the rank of auto-sold parts by the shopkeeper would be a huge QOL improvement. Being able to tell the bot to only sell parts B rank and below would save the time of manually marking items do not sell.
Great game, thanks for developing it!
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Ok I never covered that symbol as far as I can recall. A quick 2 minute search leads me to believe the answer is 27
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You calculated it in the wrong order if your answer was 27
Parenthesis first. Then exponent then division
6/2^(1+2) -> 6/2^3 -> 6/8=0.75
Usually it would look like this:
6/2⁽¹⁺²⁾ -> 6/2³ -> 6/8=0.75
But exponents are annoying to get on a computer. Let alone phones and stuff so we use "^" instead 2^3=2³
And if you don't know what it is it means you multiply a number with itself a number of times equal to the exponent.
2³ = 2x2x2=8
3³ = 3x3x3=27
2⁴ = 2x2x2x2=16
a) Off-topic
b) It depends on order of operations. Parentheses first, as agreed. Then it depends on whether it goes directly to "left to right", or if ^ has a higher priority than multiplication/division (lacking any addition/subtraction outside the parentheses). Which can depend on the language you work in. If it goes straight to "left to right", it's 27. If ^ goes before * or /, it's 0.75. Or even 0, if you're working with an Int variable.
b) It depends on order of operations. Parentheses first, as agreed. Then it depends on whether it goes directly to "left to right", or if ^ has a higher priority than multiplication/division (lacking any addition/subtraction outside the parentheses). Which can depend on the language you work in. If it goes straight to "left to right", it's 27. If ^ goes before * or /, it's 0.75. Or even 0, if you're working with an Int variable.
Even this thread is easier to follow than the monotone teacher I had for HS Trig. I learned more from osmosis during his class than I did from him.