There's something wrong.
I played MGD on version 23.4 if I'm not mistaken, it was that or 23.4a, and deleted the game after a while. Now I tried 23.5a, but, well... the church overwhelms me with benefits.
The problem is either on some legacy file form the first version I played, or the code - although the "legacy file" would also include code problem, to a certain extent. I'll explain.
I attached a video from a clean extract of 23.5a; the game/saves folder is empty. Additionaly, I also removed a folder named "MonGirl-1496073722", created on roaming/renpy. This folder had a lot of autosaves and a persistent file, from the older version I suppose. But even with that, if I go to church right after the start, and try to cleanse things, the One True God decides I'm the chosen one, gives me the final donation perk, and enables Lucille right off the bat. As a bonus, I get 80k+ donation points for the blessings/items. If I go back to the cleaning options again, the value increases even more, without me doing nothing.
Either the code has something looping wrong, or the game is getting some leftover atribute from another persistent file on my PC, but I have no idea where else the game stores saves - IIRC, roaming/renpy would be the only place other than the game folder.
As an extra info, this version also generates a folder "MonGirl-1496073722"; I suppose the number should change or something, snce it's a new version. Maybe if the number is different, the game won't grab persistent files from former versions which could still exist in my machine.
So, where else the game stores data? Or is it some bug in code?
Btw, another question unrelated to the situation above.
I never truly understood what these formulae mean:
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In this case, 35 int and 20 luck, So, the part I get is:
- a 17 from base d20 roll;
- (35-5)*0.15 = 4.5, rounded down, 4.
But this one I don't get: 20*0.2=4. Then a d4 roll=3. 7 total.
So, why is the total 24 (17+4+3), and not 28 (17+4+4+3)? Or is it the resulting 4 used as the final die being rolled?
If the result were 8 it would roll a d8 die instead? I never noticed if that thing changed.