#stat check

[jcollinswrites]

I know that Qenna had the most angst in their roots, but damn you made me cry at the end of chapter 4 like why are you so cruel can't I even go and hug this poor baby I don't care if he kills me in the process i just want to hugggg him😭

Also Please tell me that there will be an opportunity to tell him that we won't run away from him or something reassuring like that because I know he is pushing us away for our well being but I'm not well when I'm not with him so at least,Please tell him that.

(Wipes away tears)

sniff. Sniff... Besides that ... i keep failing at getting the crystal, I don't know if I just didn't hone any of skills enough to get it but every choice I make leads for it being taken regardless so is this supposed to happen regardless of what I do or can I get it someway ?

Maybe it's time to say it again, but this game is rated mature only because of the heavy and dark subjects it touches. The entire game has (and will have) them in certain places, not only Qenna's route. So if you struggle with these things, it may be more beneficial for your mental health to read something else 😟

There was a bug in the quick character creation where the weapon selection didn't trigger properly, but it should be fixed now.

Is anyone else having trouble getting the crystal? The stat checks in the necropolis are not that high 🤔 I set them all to 20, so if your character has been training in either of the two abilities they were naturally good at, it should be easy to succeed.

Otherwise, you'll get some extra scenes later about training harder for next time.

[super-productivity]

I'd written this out as part of the footnotes in the Kuro2 Fix, but I decided it needed its own post.

So I made some Sin Stats charts:

Sebastian:

High 'Lust': Talks alot about understanding human desires, uses flirtation and sexuality as tools to obtain goals. Everything is an innuendo.

High 'Pride': Has a very high opinion of himself and sets high standards for his contracts. Likes sharing knowledge and experience, mostly to show that he is better than others. Big on things being 'beautiful', the vain side of 'Pride'.

Medium-High 'Wrath': Initially destructive on first appearing for contract and proven capable in that regard. Often more passive-agressive and subtly malicious than 'wrathful' unless otherwise called upon to act in such a way, but happy to murder if asked. Will take delight in killing slowly and painfully when truly angered.

Low-Medium 'Envy': Not particularly discontented by or longing for what others already have, but 'Jealous' in terms of secondary definition: 'a fierce protectiveness of one's own possessions or achievements'. More possessive than envious.

Low-Medium 'Greed': Has little interest in material goods, but again territorial of what already belongs to him. Wishes only for what is perceived as the 'best', quality over quantity, but still desirous of such gain.

Low 'Sloth': Always working, critical of those who do not take their work as seriously, doesn't sleep or rest even when injured.

Low 'Gluttony': Not one to take multiple contracts or scavenge for additional souls, critical of those who do.

Claude:

High 'Envy': Covetous of what other’s have, responds to jealousy and envious need for more from his contractor. Hand-in-hand with 'Pride', great need to be perceived as 'the best' and doesn’t respond well to being outdone or criticised.

High 'Pride': Superior attitude, pretentious, critical of those he considers to have incorrect opinions. 'Pride' coinciding with 'Envy' produces a more condescending demeanour.

Medium 'Greed': Desire for the best, very boastful of transmutational abilities and likes turning things tacky gold way too much, will collect and keep what he wants for himself.

Low-Medium 'Sloth': Content to pass work on to others instead of engaging himself. Will go out on daytrips or crochet in the garden instead of attending to his master if he can get someone else to do it.

Low-Medium 'Wrath': More underhanded in methods, generally cold and calculated as opposed to violent or destructive in anger. Less 'rage', more 'contempt'.

Low-Medium 'Gluttony': Not above multiple contracts but still somewhat selective of taste. Soul hoarder over soul snacker, mostly wants it so others cannot have it as opposed to being hungry.

Low 'Lust': Very little interest in general desires of his contractor. Instances of being more 'sexual' come across as cringy and unnatural.

[ramonag-if]

(I'm dreadfully sorry it's the harbour anon back again haha) idk if anyone else has messaged about this or is having as much trouble as I am, but I've been trying out different choices and checking how they affect Irus' friendship stat and I can never seem to pass 58/59 despite spending time with him and being nice/getting along with him well - I wonder if maybe the stat check is just a little too high or if there's a choice or two that could give points that currently don't so it's a little easier? I'm not quite sure where that last point is hidden but I have been actively trying to hit 60 and I haven't been able to 😅

I love the game and Sir Oren's conversation is also very sweet! Just letting you know my struggles lol <3

Not a problem! The check is likely too high because my Maths skills suck 😅 I likely counted an incorrect choice or added 5 somewhere 🤔 But I will be reducing the stat check to 55 by the time the next update rolls in 😋

The indifferent/neutral choices in the early chapters don't increase your friendship, so it might be that choosing even one, could possibly be the reason why it's low. That said, I know I increased the variables for relationships with random numbers like 2, 3 or 4 so there's a better chance that I added them wrong 👀

[past-imperfect-if]

About the mission part, will there be Stat checks? Or will this be Stat driven?

No! Thank you so much for sending this to my inbox (I’m sorry that I haven’t seen it until now). Stat checks will not be a thing; at least in the usual way. There will be fun scenes based upon stats, but they won’t be pass or fail type thing; it’ll just be a fun moment. Like playfully sparring with Derian (if you’d impress him or not). Things like that…

There might be one or two stat type checks later on, but it would be very clear that you would choose the stat you have the highest proficiency in. Sort of like the Wayhaven scene at the end of Book One. I don’t want to spoil anything though.

For the majority of the game? It’s mainly supposed to be a fun, if angsty, story that’s not focused on stats in order for you to progress “properly”.

Not that there’s anything wrong with IFs that have that, of course. That’s just not the case with Past Imperfect.

[gabrielle-writes]

I have made A Decision

All choices that depend on stat check will have these signaled in the choice. Not the brute requirement in numbers, but at least the stat used. Maybe as an optional feature, will have to see how to properly code it, but I want at least the possibility.

It dawned on me that I have serious trouble trying to decipher the wording of choices so I know which stats will be used, sometimes is really subtle and I lose a lot of time in this and a lot of times I get it wrong, and I want to make sure that everyone like me will have a good time not agonizing trying to decipher the stats checked. If the check fail, I want it to be either because you really choose so or because you didn't had enough of it, not because you were uncertain which stat was being checked.

... I'll also probably to this with romance and such, like mark when something is really towards romance. So, you know, you won't get in a romance while trying to be nice only.

(That person that got locked in a lot of game romances just by being Nice)

[askundeadbluelesbians]

What are (maybe Polly if she has any and) Vicky's stats?

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[ultramori]

Playing the OMORI OC Boss Rush mod, here are some notes of reference for myself

Rock Em Sock Em Twins: Make the party happy and the twins angry. Heightening their attack isn't a big deal because they don't do much damage, it's lowering their defense that counts. Also this allows for plenty of Kel nukes to make up for the lack of energy gained from getting wrecked. Aiming one or the other doesn't matter much, but going for Sean works since he heals himself more often than Rowen. Also their battle theme slaps harder than they do lol

Error: The error window does heavy fucking damage for no reason, so make sure Kel uses plenty of whole turkeys and Hero spams snack time. Staying in prime condition is key for preparing for the next attack. Otherwise make sure the party is disgusted so their defense is high up, even if that doesn't allow for emotional attacks. Spam skills that lessen attack, defense, hit rate, and luck and I'm SERIOUS. Doing that doesn't do much when the window crashes and burns, but it gives the team luck when the window deletes their progress

Eran(?): Asshole. He's like Sweetheart, he can only feel happy and make the party angry, so it's important the party stays sad instead. Furthermore, having high defense is also important because he can definitely pack a punch. Eran's speed is the highest out of everyone's (unless I Kel nuke him? Hmmm....), so it's important that Hero spams his fast food skill to whoever needs it. Despite his strength, Eran has the lowest heart out of all the bosses so far, probably to make up for how he one shots me constantly

More to come...

[shepherds-of-haven]

are there stat checks that you can fail (and have that lead to bad endings) for this game?

Hi there, there are definitely stat checks you can fail throughout the game, but you can typically recover from them in some way! The game's bad or premature endings are usually the result of a series of several bad decisions and choices rather than a single stat check: there will never be an ending that completely makes or breaks your game and hinges solely on a single stat check (how stressful would that be lol!), it will always be something that has been building across your game and your many choices over a long period of time!