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FWIW, I did find one of the early stat thresholds to be prohibitive. I'm shit at remembering names, but with the landlady, there's an early dialogue option that has a LUST requirement that I couldn't meet, probably because I'd noped out of both the scenes at the club; that missed option then (IIRC) locked me out of something else further on. Happily, I'm not averse to cheating a bit.First of all, I don't know if you've seen some of my earliest posts, but the stat points limits (the stat checks) are calculated dynamically. This means the specific limits change with each playthrough according to your choices.
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The thing you describe with the points, is something that I have in mind constantly. I want to make sure the player is not trapped into one specific stat (unless they choose to). As we go deeper into the game and more stat points are getting accumulated, this will become more important. That's why, I keep giving "free" options to the player, meaning choices with no limits. And that's why the limits for other stats (other than the main ones) are usually low; 20-30% limit checks. This means that if you have seen 10 lust choices already, you'll only need 2 or 3 points to pass the check.
Thank you for the error! You've helped me catch it! I fixed it and it'll be out with the next release!
I'll look up the details a little later, but basically: If you've only been given two or so potential lust choices, even 20% can be a tall order.
Edit: Suzie, that's her name! And it's complimenting her outfit on the morning of chapter three, after the second visit to the club, that requires a minimum of Lust points, which I couldn't meet because I'd refused Maureen on both occasions. There seems to me no real reason why complimenting Suzie should require going along with Maureen, yet there we are.
Missing that dialogue opportunity means missing out on a relationship point with her, but her relationship balance unavoidably increases, putting you at a disadvantage during the later scenes that check that stat.
(I should note that there is one other opportunity for the MC to pick up a lust point, by claiming he had a good time at the club on getting back; but if he refused Maureen then he very clearly didn't have fun, so that seemed obviously untrue.)
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