I assume you are playing the latest version of the game? I have no had any bug reports of this mission failing to fire so I can't think of what might be wrong. After you find the info at the police station, talking to Tucker after 3 days should fire the mission.
Im on 0.2.27.2, I just checked the changelog, the haven mission wasnt added till 0.2.29.x ill update the game and try again
Sorted Haven Out, yeah i had a outdated version XD my bad, but as it was recently added were there other routes other than the haven route?, no matter what i do now i only seem to get the haven route
I can't look at the code right now, but that sounds like typical RNG. Each time you load the save, it's a new random number generated, and the scene plays out different. There's people that like to abuse such systems, to get a particular outcome. There might also be some stats and choices involved, but ultimately it might come down to RNG.
if it is RNG it must be a very low chance (or a 1st tie only thing that i have seen b4), I mean it happened to me on my 1st try and never again and I have tried at least 20 times now to recreate itI can't look at the code right now, but that sounds like typical RNG. Each time you load the save, it's a new random number generated, and the scene plays out different. There's people that like to abuse such systems, to get a particular outcome. There might also be some stats and choices involved, but ultimately it might come down to RNG.
Just took a look. It's RNG, depending on virgin status, confidence, desire, and dialogue choices. The higher your desire, the higher chance of being forced. Some of them are quite high, like 1 in 150, depending on stats, or as low as 1 in 20. In my opinion, most of those should likely be 10% the RNG of what they are currently.
so i just got super lucky getting that on my 1st try with base stats then?
I went and looked at the code at all the ways it could end in forced sex.
To add to that, all those require the random roll to land on '1'. It really needs to be lowered massively, like 1 in 30 should be 1 in 3, etc, or the chance should be a range, like <= 10 out of 30.
I don't really agree. A 30% chance? I don't think Simon is supposed to be a rapist, he's just a horny dude taking advantage of his situation. There's a chance he'll go too far, but it shouldn't be above 1 in 10, tops.
I've had a lot of experience with coding RNG actions into games, and I would rarely go over 10, but then I'd factor dialogue choices, and stat requirements, so 10 is too high, unless you have more than two options. Even with a 1 in 3 chance, you could go quite a few games without encountering those actions, especially with a one time situation like this. Just as a test, I set it to 1 in 3, and it still took me around 10 tries to roll a 1, which is bad luck, but I feel if you've reached that situation int the dialogue chain, then there's probably enough of a variation to make each game take a slightly different turn, even at a low RNG value, and you want the player to have different experiences.
Taking in consideration that a "normal" player wouldn't have knowledge of the code behind the events, then I guess a higher chance wouldn't be unreasonable.I've had a lot of experience with coding RNG actions into games, and I would rarely go over 10, but then I'd factor dialogue choices, and stat requirements, so 10 is too high, unless you have more than two options. Even with a 1 in 3 chance, you could go quite a few games without encountering those actions, especially with a one time situation like this. Just as a test, I set it to 1 in 3, and it still took me around 10 tries to roll a 1, which is bad luck, but I feel if you've reached that situation int the dialogue chain, then there's probably enough of a variation to make each game take a slightly different turn, even at a low RNG value, and you want the player to have different experiences.
