MC is bisexual, which really needs to be a toggleable option
- Thread starter DarkWolf2055
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- Jul 22, 2020
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Ah ok, cause i had seen a few dialogues already hinting we like guys... Nothing wrong with that but that is not for me as a straight guy
Not like there's any point of it being a toggle when the game has no sexual content and none of the guys is dateable by the looks of it, with their relationship status locked down to initial values.
I agree, that's why I'm of the opinion it should be a toggleAh ok, cause i had seen a few dialogues already hinting we like guys... Nothing wrong with that but that is not for me as a straight guy
Those are both true for now, but they are heavily pushing a GoldxMC position rn, so that toggle will be needed eventually.
But... what for? I mean, it's the player's decision/choice to advance relationship if they wish so? So if you don't want your MC to get in gay relationship then just like, don't? I don't think i've seen any game with options of male and female LIs to get requests "this game needs a toggle so gay options are disabled".
So just cause I'm seeing a lot of complaints about the no sexual content tag there are two important things to point out about it and why it shouldn't automatically disqualify games from being on a site about adult games. First the tags are supposed to reflect current content; doesn't mean it won't be added later so don't be a dick complaining about it. Second in my experience it's meaning can vary but ultimately it means no boning; it can include anything up til boning so teasing, nudity, masturbation, etc...just no penetration.
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As a May enjoyer myself, it saddens me too. But it gives a little more verisimilitude that all the characters are not directly and totally attracted to the MC.
Really ? I felt more like the game was pushing towards a relationship with Leaf or Tia (or why not Nessa).
Augment your types proficiency and fight wild pokemon on the field.
Leaf definitely feels like she's positioned as the story lead, with the amount of interactions throughout the game so far. Which i personally don't mind, they pulled off "smug, but funny" really well in her case.
Ethan, in contrast, seems more like just MC's "mirror" with very little presence outside of this gimmick.
I don't exactly like that it seems May and Serena are in to there counterparts but for me that is because in this version and May in the old version it felt like they were not gonna be dateable. I think this game intends to make everyone dateable but feels bad for Brendan to effectively ensure they break up
Could you give an example or explain, because my Ghost/Fire were both at proficiency 5 and I battled a few wild mons, but my Litwick wouldn't lvl up
There's two parts to leveling up your pokemons: first, there's basic xp they need to acquire through battles. The (theoretical) max level a pokemon can reach with the amount of xp it has collected is listed as "Potential". However, the actual level the pokemon can reach after winning a fight is limited to your familiarity with their type, which is listed as "Cap".
The familiarity can be raised by 1 point per day taking a relevant class, by extra 0.5 point using "Study" option in the library, and by 0.25 point per day when interacting at cafeteria table with a student who is knowledgeable in given type, or by 1 extra point through tutoring from the teacher in the cafeteria, however the subject she can teach you is random (the latter options are unlocked after a while, they aren't immediately available)
I could be wrong, but it's seeming like only the primary type matters in max level potential.
For example, with a Ralts who is Psychic/Fairy, the cap is exactly the same as Psychic prof.
Right now, I tried two things:
Psychic: lv3, Fairy: lv1 = Cap lvl 3
Then, I leveled up Fairy.
Psychic: lv3, Fairy: lv2 = Cap lvl still 3.
It is either that, or it will take the highest of the two types (I have not tested it, but it is a possibility.)
Just tested it with a new playthrough, and yeah you need to have a proficiency of 6 to get the starter to lvl up by 1, and it only focuses on the primary type.
Thanks guys
Thanks guys
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Oh I agree, they're pushing pretty hard for a relationship with Leaf or, uh, "Tia" too (even though Leaf super rejects you if you ask her on a date lol), but, similarly to how they're pushing Janine as the dom/sub route, I feel like they're pushing Gold as a gay route. But I could be wrong. It's quite possible.
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From the associated writing am pretty sure this one is made nigh-unwinnable intentionally and by design, so i don't hold it against the game.
There are definitely some nigh-unwinnable battles, especially early on.
I got wrecked by Rosa with her Pokemon that spammed quick attack, as I only was able to use my one, singular Ralts with glass for Defenses.
Honestly, so many of the early battles were super difficult. Ralts' base stat total of 198 feels like Hard Mode when I'm facing (relative) BST beasts like Eevee with 325.
I managed to take down the Corsola, though. A combination of having my Comfey use leech seed + having Ralts get lucky with confusion procs.
And on the point with darker skin characters, I think you just missed them. Bea (Fighting/Rock), Olivia (teacher for rock), Brock, Nessa are all in the game.
Being an Electric trainer ends up being kinda pointless, so I'm glad they gave you the option to transfer your levels for it elsewhere after a certain event.
Personally, would like it if the minimum level you started at for training a 'Mon was 3-5, because not being able to train a Pokemon past level 5 unless you have trained 6 times feels like an issue. That is, unless, they decide to make training faster as the trainer advances in knowledge, which could make narrative sense.
Because at the current rate of training, there is no possible way to focus your attention on more than just a few types.