I may try to redo the day and, knowing that those events are coming, see if I can be in the right place to witness them this time.
Well, if you're nice to Stienman, he slips a nice word about you to the fertility god he keeps in his basement.
There's actually a complex system that determines it. Every two weeks (starting on day 1), every female character is assigned a number of "Risky," "Low Risk," and "Safe" days. The 2 week cycle will always have 4 high risk and 4 low risk days separated by at least one safe day, and all the other days in the schedule aside from those will be safe as well. The character currently controlled by the hand of fate (whose day it is as protagonist) cannot become pregnant on that day. An "NPC" female will become pregnant if she has unprotected vaginal sex between 5 and 10 times during risky periods depending on the risk severity of the days it happens and the circumstances of the sex. There ARE condoms available. On high risk days, girls with morality level 3 or higher will either (1) refuse sex outright if they're not particularly intimate with their partner or (2) insist on condom useage if their intimacy level is high. Girls with morality level 2 or 1 will still engage in unprotected sex, but will warn the boy to "finish outside" (which doesn't guarantee that he will - but if he does it doesn't count toward pregnancy). On "low risk" days, girls with 3 or higher morality and low intimacy with their partner will still refuse sex, however they will respond the same as low morality girls if intimacy level is high ("it's dangerous today, be careful," etc) with no insistence on condom useage.
Looks like we're gonna need this:
You make it sound almost like there's one of those "donation drive" thermometers on every female character, and if it just happens to hit the "goal achieved" level within a certain amount of time...then the magic happens.
As I understand it, yes. It could take as many as ten "deposits" but it could take as few as 5. You get the first 4 for free, after that it's a roll of the dice. It also resets the counter each week.
It started as Dramatic Chipmunk, and now this version is Dramatic Gopher, and the thing is still a prairie dog.
Good idea. Done.
Yeah, but they just want to call you fat.
That was a weird thing too. Japanese schoolkids can be so cruel.
