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From the amount of inhibition she starts with, and her introduction, she seems more like everyone's.No, Jean is yours in this game.
From the amount of inhibition she starts with, and her introduction, she seems more like everyone's.No, Jean is yours in this game.
She belongs to the streetsFrom the amount of inhibition she starts with, and her introduction, she seems more like everyone's.
Send her out, have her make you money, spend it on the rest of the harem. A good plan.She belongs to the streets
Inhibition seems to be more about exposure than about actually doing stuff, as far as I can tell.From the amount of inhibition she starts with, and her introduction, she seems more like everyone's.
While I would certainly agree with this, I feel the truth that this won't happen because it's definitely a money issue. I don't know what podunk area this school is in, but seeing as the general etiquette of dealing with a locked door is to kick the damn thing in (Oh, I've seen you do it too Kitty!), I'm thinking that the Institute's Maintenance budget is tied up just trying to keep up with that. Hell, I know I've stopped locking my door to try to save the Prof a few bucks.professor xavier really needs to set up two different baths to avoid this problem in the future.
If it wasn't for the amount of money they give out to each student in the school, aside from everything else, they'd probably have enough money to make a second bath, which leaves us with just one possible answer: money laundering.While I would certainly agree with this, I feel the truth that this won't happen because it's definitely a money issue. I don't know what podunk area this school is in, but seeing as the general etiquette of dealing with a locked door is to kick the damn thing in (Oh, I've seen you do it too Kitty!), I'm thinking that the Institute's Maintenance budget is tied up just trying to keep up with that. Hell, I know I've stopped locking my door to try to save the Prof a few bucks.
It is not a bug it is a feature.It does actually piss me off how if you see them naked they get mad at you and talk shit, but when they do its just a whoopsie, professor xavier really needs to set up two different baths to avoid this problem in the future.
Go to your room, then click on special options, then you can see an option there to go to the halloween party.How do you get the Halloween party scene ?
One mutant appears to have the ability to make everyone forget about him, and he goes around robbing banks and making covert agreements. That's where I believe the money comes from, lol.These are two other solutions View attachment 1538648 View attachment 1538650
ah right, forgot that that guy existed.There is apparently one mutant who's power is the make everyone forget about him I think that's where the money really comes from lol
The game is actually lying about her Inhibition stat. Jean starts with a hidden stat named "IX" ("JeanX.IX" if you want to mess with it in the console) at 500. Any checks for her Inhibition have the IX value subtracted from them. If she reaches 700 inhibition (displayed value), the IX value will start being reduced by half the Inhibition gain values from then on. If she reaches 1000 inhibition (displayed value) the full inhibition stat gain will instead go to reducing the IX value. There are also some options in the intro dialogue with her that can impact the IX value.From the amount of inhibition she starts with, and her introduction, she seems more like everyone's.
Well no, she is still just "mash the preferred option until she is close enough you can go for another with better payoff". It just makes the points of when you can change options harder to judge and slows down progress.So... Jean is the funner to play with, as she is not just "mash the prefered option until she is close enough you can go for another with better payoff"?
Damn, I have no clue about programming stuff, so all of that looks like Saturn runes, but it seems there is a lot of work behind every single little thing in the game, so I guess it's a challenge to actually make your own game; solid reminder to never try myself.The game is actually lying about her Inhibition stat. Jean starts with a hidden stat named "IX" ("JeanX.IX" if you want to mess with it in the console) at 500. Any checks for her Inhibition have the IX value subtracted from them. If she reaches 700 inhibition (displayed value), the IX value will start being reduced by half the Inhibition gain values from then on. If she reaches 1000 inhibition (displayed value) the full inhibition stat gain will instead go to reducing the IX value. There are also some options in the intro dialogue with her that can impact the IX value.
Mind, even beyond the IX value, Jean's stats are weird.
- When you first meet her, agreeing that your name is the wrong one she gives will reduce the IX value by 5.
- In the follow up option, any choice except "Listen you stupid..." will reduce the IX value by 5.
- When she flashes you in her intro, responding with "... Thanks?" will reduce the IX value by 10, while responding with "Wow, those were great!" will reduce the IX value by 15.
For clarity, I will also note, when girls gain stats in Rogue-Like: Evolution the function (called Statup) has a variable called "Check" (if you're looking at the code, it's the number value after the name of what stat is being increased. If the stat is Love, Obed, or Inbt, multiply the value by 10). Before providing the points to the girl, it checks that her current value in that stat does not exceed the Check value. If it does exceed the Check value, she does not gain any stat points (there is an optional variable called Greater which will instead make it so it only provides stats if the girl has a greater value in that stat than the Check value, but the default is to treat the Check value as a cap). Note that when comparing the stats to the Check Value for Jean, it uses her displayed Inhibition, not the value reduced by IX.
- With Obedience, so long as she has less than 800, and the Check value for the stat gain is below 800, she only gains half as much obedience from anything that would normally grant it.
- With Love, she caps at 500 Love from Statup until her Obedience is at least 700. Any excess love is put in a variable named "StatStore" ("JeanX.StatStore" if you want to mess with it in the console). After doing this, it checks if the Check Value for the Love gain exceeds her current Obedience, if so, she gains 1/5 (rounded to a whole integer) of the Love gain as obedience. Note this only happens so long as her Obedience is bellow 700.
However, the love gain that got put into StatStore is not gone. Rather, once she reaches at least 500 Obedience, she'll begin gaining some of it at the start of each day. If her Obedience is between 500 and 699 (inclusive) she'll gain 1 Love in the morning and lose 1 point of StatStore. If she has Obedience between 700 and 899 (inclusive) she'll gain 5 Love in the morning and lose 5 points of StatStore. If she has Obedience of at least 900, she gains 10 Love in the morning and loses 5 points of StatStore. It should be noted this only happens if her Love is less than 1000 and StatStore is greater than 0. Also note that it can result in StatStore going to a negative value, if there are say 2 points of StatStore and she has Obedience of 900.
Overall, it means that Jean is a huge pain to build relationship with quickly without cheating. Made harder as you can't even easily tell how much actions are impacting her two hidden stats, since unlike Love, Obedience, Inhibition, and Lust, any changes to the values of IX and StatStore do not pop up handy little numbers to let you know that the thing you did made a difference, and there is no in game explanation of these systems.
Well, RL is shockingly complex for a trainer. Granted, most of the girls behave damn near identically so a good chunk of their behavior is probably just copied and pasted from a pre-existing girl, but still.Damn, I have no clue about programming stuff, so all of that looks like Saturn runes, but it seems there is a lot of work behind every single little thing in the game, so I guess it's a challenge to actually make your own game; solid reminder to never try myself.