I think if you made both sides colored (if you want to use the same colors you're already using, the left side could be blue and the right side could be pink), removed the dot, and assigned a percentage to both stats it would be more obvious. To use my same example, instead of just having 10% under the bar, there would be a 10% next to bold and a 90% next to reserved. At the point where the dot is now is where it would switch from blue to pink, so the left 10% of the bar would be blue and the remaining 90% of the bar would be pink.
The stat bars seem to be backwards. For example, at the start I chose the option to sit in a corner and leave early for what I do at a party, and it set the bold/reserved bar to 10%, which is the "bold" end of the bar.
I am on v0.1.1.2. Unfortunately, I can't say which "ask around" event is blank either, since it's blank. The only thing I can think to do is just tell you all the ones that do work so you could find the one that doesn't by process of elimination.
I'm not really sure how to raise arousal, either. I found a random event in the forest that raises arousal, but arousal drops too quickly for that to be a viable method.
I noticed there's at least one "ask around for work" event that's just completely blank, and the event if you get the chest password wrong too many times is also blank.
I'm also not really sure what to do next. I finished fixing up Fayhall and only have the Main Quest right now, but I don't know how to proceed with it.
I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but other than battles, the only "event" I ever get when exploring is the storm. I'm not sure if that's the only event right now or if the others aren't triggering, but it doesn't seem like just bad RNG.
So those extra relationship points are definitely missable, but if I don't have the 2 Courage or 3 Charm to unlock the heart scenes in the moment, will I get another chance later?
Is there anything missable with the social stats, like a cutscene in the main story with a Charm dialogue option or something like that? I'm wondering how much I need to prioritize them.
I really love the way Ending 4 is done. So often in games like this, the poly route ends up being more of a "harem" route, where the protagonist is the only one that gets any attention. It was really nice to see Mari and Jen show interest in each other as well as Liz.
A lot of people have talked about guides for romances, but I was curious if there are any plans for a guide on the outcomes of choices not related to romance. For example, the outcomes of the choices for... SPOILERS
...telling the nobility, public, and/or Kham about the assassination attempt.
I noticed a bug with the schedule. When I try to set the Teahouse job for the afternoon, it gets set to the morning instead, overriding whatever I set for the morning slot. This doesn't seem to happen with the other jobs (at least not with the ones I have unlocked).
Ah, I never even knew those existed in Rose. That puts those early choices in a much different light. Like with the very first choice, I always thought that by removing the whiskey, I was keeping the arithmetic book, making Iolanthe smarter, but it seems I was doing the opposite.
I'm a little confused by the part about skills in the description, particularly the "retaining the nine from the previous game" part. I don't remember The Rose of Segunda having any skills.
To counteract some of the stupidity in the comments, I'm just going to say that I'm very happy the female LI is introduced first. I honestly hope she gets most of the focus, both because that's my personal preference, and to spite the homophobes.
No problem, though I can't pretend like it's completely selfless on my part. I am doing it partially for myself, since I do want to play through the content.
I got the "Questioning" achievement for Day 16, and I was curious what the other outcomes are for that. More specifically, I'm wondering if "questioning" is as far along as you can be at that point, or if you can be further along the trans path by then.
However, there's a new point where the game stops, shortly after the scene with Demi. It stops in the elevator on the way to the meeting with Vanessa, after the line about the message not having any information about the meeting.
Almost all of it was fixed, but choosing to give her the plush still advances the conversation to discussing what happened yesterday instead of looping back to the choices.
