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Monster Rancher 2 Drill Processing

Research by SmilingFaces96 - Original documentation here

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1: Drill Definitions 2: Good Motivation 3: Tired? 4: Colt says Rest 5: No Motivation 6: Request (1) 7: Request (2) 8: Tired? 9: Truancy 10: Cheat 11: Failure 12: Great/Success 13: Promises 14: Errors 15: Post Drill Effects 16: Appendix
Here is a flow chart for the drill processing in Monster Rancher 2. Starting on the following page is a list of definitions of each of the inputs that go into making each decision below. Continuing on after the definitions are each decision explained with the specific inputs that each require as well as any monster effects. This is followed up by Keeping and Breaking Promises, Post Drill Effects, and Errors. Finally, the last pages are the appendices that will give more technical details about the inputs and specific calculations that are made at each decision block.

Drill Processing Flow Chart

 

Chapter 1: Drill Input Definitions
  • 1.1: ITEM GROUP SELECTION -- this selection of 0, 1, or 2 determines what group of items your monster chooses from. It is randomly selected at monster creation.
  • 1.2: MOTIVATION -- motivation is what drives your monster to do well on each of its drills. Your monster has separate motivations for each of its drills. Your monster has a range of being 0% to 100% motivated. Your monster will respond differently on drill selection based on its motivation, see table below. See appendix for calculation.
    • NegativeNeutralPositive
    0-2930-8081-100

  • 1.3: FATIGUE -- fatigue is how tired (physical strain) your monster gets from doing tasks, like drills, errantries, expeditions, and battles. Your monster has a range of being 0% to 100% fatigued. Colt will indicate you how fatigued your monster is at the beginning of every week with what she tells you.
    • Very WellWellSeems WellTiredPretty TiredVery TiredPass Out
    01-1920-3940-5960-7980-9596-100

  • 1.4: STRESS -- stress is how tense (emotional strain) your monster gets from anything that happens to it, like doing a task or getting an item or not being encouraged. Your monster has a range of being 0% to 100% stressed. Colt will indicate how stressed your monster is at the beginning of week 1 with what she tells you. If she says anything, your stress level is between 20% and 100%.
  • 1.5: SPOIL -- spoil is a measure of how lenient or indulgent you are to your monster on interactions with it, like giving it items or letting it rest or not scolding it when it should be. Your monster has a range of being 0% to 100% spoiled.
  • 1.6: FEAR -- fear is a measure of how tough you are on your monster on interactions with it, like giving it items or letting it rest or scolding it when it should be. Your monster has a range of being 0% to 100% fearful.
  • 1.7: STYLE -- style is a measure of your training style based on the spoil and the fear of your monster. Style will affect the outcomes of certain situations (TBA) in the game. Style is just the difference between spoil and fear (style=spoil - fear). The main display has an indication of its value:
    • SpartanHarshStrictEvenSoftFondDoting
    -100 to -80-79 to -50-49 to -20-19 to 1920 to 4950 to 7980 to 100

  • 1.8: LOYALTY -- loyalty is a measure of how faithful your monster is. Loyalty will affect the outcomes of certain situations (TBA) in the game. Loyalty is a pseudo average of fear and spoil. See appendix for calculation.
  • 1.9: FORM -- form is a measure of the size of your monster. Size affects your speed and defense in battle. The monster data display has an indication of its value:
    • SkinnySlimNormalFatPlump
    -100 to -60-59 to -20-19 to 1920 to 5960 to 100

  • 1.10: ATTRIBUTE GAIN -- attribute gain represents how good you are at gaining in an attribute. Each easy drill corresponds to a specific attribute, while each hard drill affects 2 attributes positively and 1 negatively.
  • 1.11: NATURE -- nature shows your monsters character and is an indication of how it will be affected or how it will respond to things that happen to it. See nature calculation in appendix for further details about BASE NATURE and NATURE ADJUSTMENT. Your monster has a range of -100 to 100 for its nature. The monster data display has an indication of its value:
    • WorstBadNeutralGoodBest
    -100 to -60-59 to -20-19 to 1920 to 5960 to 100

  • 1.12: LIFE STAGE -- life stage is where your monster is at in its development. Your monster has 10 life stages.
  • 1.13: SMALL RANDOM NUMBER -- Small random number is a pseudo random number in the range of 0 to 255. Its value is predictable based on its current value. See appendix for calculation.

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    Chapter 2: Great Motivation?
  • 2.1: Input into this determination is MOTIVATION.
  • 2.2: Great motivation is determined by MOTIVATION > 80 for the specific drill that you are trying to do. When you are greater than 80, then you proceed to "Cheat?"; otherwise, you proceed to "Too Tired?".

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    Chapter 3: Too Tired?
  • 3.1: Inputs into this determination are LIFE STAGE, FATIGUE, NATURE, and SMALL RANDOM NUMBER.
  • 3.2: Too tired is determined by FATIGUE >= "Too Tired Threshold". When you are greater than or equal to, you proceed to "Say "Yes" to Monster Rest?"; otherwise, you proceed to "Lack of Motivation?" . See appendix section "c" for calculation of "Too Tired Threshold".

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    Chapter 4: Say "Yes" to Monster Rest?
  • 4.1: Colt will say to you "’Monster Name’ seems tired. Do you want to give it some rest?"
  • 4.2: Saying "Yes" will result in the following effects on your monster while allowing it to rest going into the beginning of the next week:
  • 4.2.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: -10, S: 0) - (See end of appendix for exact fear, spoil, and stress calculations)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value-10-9-7-6-5-4-3-10

  • 4.2.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 20)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value02581012151820

  • 4.2.3: The following are normal effects of resting
  • 4.2.3.1: SIZE will be increased by 5
  • 4.2.3.2: STRESS will be reduced by a Life Stage based, Small Random Number adjusted value (table below)
    • Life Stage12345678910
    Value5-85-85-107-109-129-125-105-85-85-6

  • 4.2.3.3: FATIGUE will be reduced by a Life Stage based, Small Random Number adjusted value (table below)
    • Life Stage12345678910
    Min Value36-3938-4340-4742-5144-5544-5540-4732-3932-3732-35

  • 4.3: Saying "No" will result in the following effects on your monster while proceeding to "Not Really Tired?":
  • 4.3.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: 20, S: 0)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value20181512108520

  • 4.3.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 0, S: -20)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value0-2-5-8-10-12-15-18-20

  • 4.3.3: STRESS will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 20)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value02581012151820

  • 4.3.4: If FATIGUE > 80, then NATURE ADJUSTMENT is decreased by 66.

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    Chapter 5: Lack of Motivation?
  • 5.1: Inputs into this determination are NATURE, STRESS, SPOIL, MOTIVATION, and SMALL RANDOM NUMBER.
  • 5.2: Lack of motivation is determined by MOTIVATION <= "Lack of Motivation Threshold". When you are less than or equal to the threshold you proceed to "Did Monster Want Nothing?"; otherwise, you proceed to "Not Really Tired?". See end of appendix for calculation of "Lack of Motivation Threshold".

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    Chapter 6: Did Monster Want Nothing?
  • 6.1: Inputs are Monster Main Type, ITEM GROUP SELECTION, STYLE.
  • 6.2: The ITEM GROUP SELECTION will determine which group of items the monster will select from.
  • 6.3: The value of STYLE will determine which item number your monster will select.
    • STYLE Range< 2020 – 2930 – 3940 – 49>= 50
    Item Number12345

  • 6.4: If the item chosen is "No Desire", then the answer to "Did Monster Want Nothing" was "Yes" and you will proceed to "Cheat?"; otherwise, "No", and you will proceed to "Say ‘Yes’ to Monster Want?".
  • 6.4.1: "No Desire" item will result in the following effects on your monster:
  • 6.4.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 0, S: -5)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value00-1-2-2-2-3-4-4

  • 6.4.3: STRESS will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 10)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value0134567910

  • 6.5: See appendix chapter for item tables

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    Chapter 7: Said "Yes" to Monster want?
  • 7.1: If the item wanted was an action, like play, rest, or battle (tourney), Colt will ask you about doing it for the following week with the monster, thus making a promise to do it. See section (12) for information on keeping and breaking promises.
  • 7.2: If the item wanted was a physical item, Colt will ask you to purchase it for the monster and the items effects will be applied to the monster. See appendix section "g" for item cost and effects for wanted items only.
  • 7.3: Saying "Yes" will result in the following effects on your monster while proceeding to "Failure?":
  • 7.3.1: MOTIVATION will be increased by a SMALL RANDOM NUMBER affected number between 10 and 29.
  • 7.3.2: FEAR will be adjusted (F: -5, S: 0)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value-4-4-3-2-2-2-100

  • 7.3.3: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 10, S: 0)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value1097654310

  • 7.4: Saying "No" will result in the following effects on your monster while proceeding to "Not Really Tired?":
  • 7.4.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 5)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value001222344

  • 7.4.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 0, S: -10)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value0-1-3-4-5-6-7-9-10

  • 7.4.3: STRESS will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 10)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value0134567910

     

    Chapter 8: Not Really Tired?
  • 8.1: Inputs into this determination are NATURE and FATIGUE.
  • 8.2: Not Really Tired is determined by FATIGUE < "Really Tired Threshold". When you are less than the threshold you proceed to "Cheat?"; otherwise, you proceed to "Truant?". The threshold is determined by NATURE.
  • 8.2.1: NATURE >= 0, then "Really Tired Threshold" is 80
  • 8.2.2: NATURE < 0, then "Really Tired Threshold" is 50

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    Chapter 9: Truant?
  • 9.1: Inputs into this determination are NATURE and FATIGUE.
  • 9.2: Truancy is determined by FATIGUE >= "Truancy Threshold". When you are greater than or equal to the threshold your drill results in "TRUANT"; otherwise, you proceed to "Cheat?". See appendix section "h" for calculation of "Truancy Threshold".
  • 9.3: "TRUANT" will result in the following effects on your monster:
  • 9.3.1: FATIGUE will be reduced by a Life Stage based value
    • Life Stage12345678910
    Value101112131414121099

  • 9.3.2: STRESS will be reduced by a Life Stage based, Small Random Number adjusted value (table below) [ERROR – See Error chapter (14)]
    • Life Stage12345678910
    Value14-1814-1816-2316-2018-2218-2216-2314-1814-1812-13

  • 9.4: For Post Drill Truancy Effects, see chapter 15.1

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    Chapter 10: Drill Results: Cheat
  • 10.1: Inputs into this determination are MOTIVATION, NATURE, and SMALL RANDOM NUMBER
  • 10.2: Cheat is determined by MOTIVATION < "Cheat Threshold". When you are less than the threshold, your drill results in "CHEAT"; otherwise, you proceed to "Failure?". See appendix "I" for calculation of "Cheat Threshold".
  • 10.2.1: Light drill
  • 10.2.1.1: FATIGUE will be added by a Small Random Number adjusted value from 1 to 5
  • 10.2.1.2: STRESS will be added by 5
  • 10.2.1.3: FORM will be reduced by 1
  • 10.2.1.4: Attribute change for chosen drill will be selected from 1 of 4 values according to following tables:
    • Without Bonus Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage11,1,1,21,1,1,21,1,2,11,1,2,31,1,2,3
    21,1,1,21,1,2,31,2,3,11,2,3,42,3,4,5
    31,1,2,31,1,2,32,3,4,22,3,4,53,4,5,6
    41,1,2,31,2,3,43,4,5,33,4,5,64,5,6,7
    51,2,3,42,3,4,54,5,6,44,5,6,76,7,8,9
    61,1,2,31,2,3,43,4,5,44,5,6,75,6,7,8
    71,1,2,31,2,3,43,4,5,33,4,5,64,5,6,7
    81,1,2,31,1,2,32,3,4,22,3,4,53,4,5,6
    91,1,1,21,1,2,31,2,3,11,2,3,42,3,4,5
    101,1,1,21,1,1,21,1,2,11,1,2,31,1,2,3

    With Bonus Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage11,1,2,31,1,2,31,2,3,11,2,3,41,2,3,4
    21,1,2,31,2,3,42,3,4,22,3,4,53,4,5,6
    31,2,3,41,2,3,43,4,5,33,4,5,64,5,6,7
    41,2,3,42,3,4,54,5,6,44,5,6,75,6,7,8
    52,3,4,53,4,5,65,6,7,55,6,7,87,8,9,10
    61,2,3,42,3,4,54,5,6,55,6,7,86,7,8,9
    71,2,3,42,3,4,54,5,6,44,5,6,75,6,7,8
    81,2,3,41,2,3,43,4,5,33,4,5,64,5,6,7
    91,1,2,31,2,3,42,3,4,22,3,4,53,4,5,6
    101,1,2,31,1,2,31,2,3,11,2,3,41,2,3,4

  • 10.2.2: Hard drill
  • 10.2.2.1: FATIGUE will be added by a Small Random Number adjusted value from 10 to 14 [ERROR – See section (13)]
  • 10.2.2.2: STRESS will be added by 12
  • 10.2.2.3: FORM will be reduced by 2
  • 10.2.2.4: Attribute change for chosen drill will be selected from 1 of 4 values according to following tables. Note that position within the cell stays consistent for selection of all changes (ERROR: There is a well-known error that the Swim drill has the Primary and Secondary Attribute Gain reversed):
    • Without Bonus Primary Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage13,3,3,33,3,3,33,3,3,33,3,3,43,3,4,5
    23,3,3,33,3,3,43,4,5,33,4,5,64,5,6,7
    33,3,3,43,3,4,54,5,6,55,6,7,86,7,8,9
    43,3,3,43,4,5,65,6,7,66,7,8,98,9,10,11
    53,3,4,54,5,6,77,8,9,88,9,10,1111,12,13,14
    63,3,4,54,5,6,76,7,8,88,9,10,1110,11,12,13
    73,3,3,43,4,5,65,6,7,66,7,8,98,9,10,11
    83,3,3,43,3,4,54,5,6,55,6,7,86,7,8,9
    93,3,3,33,3,3,43,4,5,33,4,5,64,5,6,7
    103,3,3,33,3,3,33,3,3,33,3,3,43,3,4,5

    With Bonus Primary Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage13,3,3,33,3,3,43,3,4,33,3,4,53,4,5,6
    23,3,3,43,3,4,54,5,6,44,5,6,75,6,7,8
    33,3,4,53,4,5,65,6,7,66,7,8,97,8,9,10
    43,3,4,54,5,6,76,7,8,77,8,9,109,10,11,12
    53,4,5,65,6,7,88,9,10,99,10,11,1212,13,14,15
    63,4,5,65,6,7,87,8,9,99,10,11,1211,12,13,14
    73,3,4,54,5,6,76,7,8,77,8,9,109,10,11,12
    83,3,4,53,4,5,65,6,7,66,7,8,97,8,9,10
    93,3,3,43,3,4,54,5,6,44,5,6,75,6,7,8
    103,3,3,33,3,3,43,3,4,33,3,4,53,4,5,6

    Without Bonus Secondary Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage12,2,2,22,2,2,22,2,2,22,2,2,22,2,2,2
    22,2,2,22,2,2,22,2,2,22,2,3,22,2,3,2
    32,2,2,22,2,2,22,3,2,22,2,3,22,3,4,2
    42,2,2,22,2,2,22,3,2,22,3,4,22,3,4,2
    52,2,2,22,2,3,23,4,2,33,4,5,23,4,5,2
    62,2,2,22,2,3,22,3,2,22,3,4,23,4,5,2
    72,2,2,22,2,2,22,3,2,22,3,4,22,3,4,2
    82,2,2,22,2,2,22,3,2,22,2,3,22,3,4,2
    92,2,2,22,2,2,22,2,2,22,2,3,22,2,3,2
    102,2,2,22,2,2,22,2,2,22,2,2,22,2,2,2

    With Bonus Secondary Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage12,2,2,22,2,2,22,3,2,22,2,3,22,2,3,2
    22,2,2,22,2,3,22,3,2,22,3,4,22,3,4,2
    32,2,3,22,2,3,23,4,2,22,3,4,23,4,5,2
    42,2,3,22,2,3,23,4,2,33,4,5,23,4,5,2
    52,2,3,22,3,4,24,5,2,44,5,6,34,5,6,3
    62,2,3,22,3,4,23,4,2,33,4,5,24,5,6,3
    72,2,3,22,2,3,23,4,2,33,4,5,23,4,5,2
    82,2,3,22,2,3,23,4,2,22,3,4,23,4,5,2
    92,2,2,22,2,3,22,3,2,22,3,4,22,3,4,2
    102,2,2,22,2,2,22,3,2,22,2,3,22,2,3,2

    No BonusTertiary Attribute Gain
    1-5
    Life
    Stage    		1-10-3,-4,-1,-2

  • 10.3: For Post Drill Cheat Effects, see chapter 15.2
  • 10.4: Process the effects of a Monster stored ITEM, like Troron or Paradoxine

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    Chapter 11: Drill Results: Failure
  • 11.1: Inputs into this determination are FATIGUE, FEAR, ATTRIBUTE GAIN, LIFE STAGE, SMALL RANDOM NUMBER, and DRILL LEVEL (see appendix section b.xiv)
  • 11.2: Failure is determined by FATIGUE > "Failure Threshold" [ERROR – See section (13)]. When you are greater than the threshold, your drill results in "FAILURE"; otherwise, you proceed to "Great?". See appendix "j" for calculation of "Failure Threshold".
  • 11.3: "FAILURE" will result in the following effects on your monster:
  • 11.3.1: Light drill
  • 11.3.1.1: FATIGUE will be added by 10
  • 11.3.1.2: STRESS will be added by 5
  • 11.3.2: Hard drill
  • 11.3.2.1: FATIGUE will be added by 15
  • 11.3.2.2: STRESS will be added by 12
  • 11.4: For Post Drill Failure Effects, see chapter 15.3

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    Chapter 12: Drill Results: Great/Success
  • 12.1: Inputs into this determination are MOTIVATION, NATURE, and SMALL RANDOM NUMBER
  • 12.2: Great is determined by MOTIVATION > "Great Threshold". When you are greater than the threshold, your drill results in "GREAT"; otherwise, you proceed to "SUCCESS". See section 16.10 for calculation of "Great Threshold".
  • 12.3: "GREAT" will result in the following effects on your monster:
  • 12.3.1: Light drill
  • 12.3.1.1: FATIGUE will be added by a Small Random Number adjusted value from 5 to 9
  • 12.3.1.2: STRESS will be added by 5
  • 12.3.1.3: FORM will be reduced by 1
  • 12.3.1.4: Attribute change for chosen drill will be selected from 1 of 5 values according to following tables:
    • Without Bonus Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage12,4,6,8,102,4,6,8,103,5,7,9,114,6,8,10,125,7,9,11,13
    23,5,7,9,114,6,8,10,125,7,9,11,136,8,10,12,148,10,12,14,15
    34,6,8,10,125,7,9,11,137,9,11,13,159,11,13,15,1511,13,15,15,15
    44,6,8,10,126,8,10,12,148,10,12,14,1510,12,14,15,1513,15,15,15,15
    56,8,10,12,148,10,12,14,1510,12,14,15,1513,15,15,15,1515,15,15,15,15
    65,7,9,11,137,9,11,13,159,11,13,15,1512,14,15,15,1515,15,15,15,15
    74,6,8,10,126,8,10,12,148,10,12,14,1510,12,14,15,1513,15,15,15,15
    84,6,8,10,125,7,9,11,137,9,11,13,159,11,13,15,1511,13,15,15,15
    93,5,7,9,114,6,8,10,125,7,9,11,136,8,10,12,148,10,12,14,15
    102,4,6,8,102,4,6,8,103,5,7,9,114,6,8,10,125,7,9,11,13

    With Bonus Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage13,5,7,9,113,5,7,9,114,6,8,10,125,7,9,11,136,8,10,12,14
    24,6,8,10,125,7,9,11,136,8,10,12,147,9,11,13,159,11,13,15,15
    35,7,9,11,136,8,10,12,148,10,12,14,1510,12,14,15,1512,14,15,15,15
    45,7,9,11,137,9,11,13,159,11,13,15,1511,13,15,15,1514,15,15,15,15
    57,9,11,13,159,11,13,15,1511,13,15,15,1514,15,15,15,1515,15,15,15,15
    66,8,10,12,148,10,12,14,1510,12,14,15,1513,15,15,15,1515,15,15,15,15
    75,7,9,11,137,9,11,13,159,11,13,15,1511,13,15,15,1514,15,15,15,15
    85,7,9,11,136,8,10,12,148,10,12,14,1510,12,14,15,1512,14,15,15,15
    94,6,8,10,125,7,9,11,136,8,10,12,147,9,11,13,159,11,13,15,15
    103,5,7,9,113,5,7,9,114,6,8,10,125,7,9,11,136,8,10,12,14

  • 12.3.2: Hard drill
  • 12.3.2.1: FATIGUE will be added by a Small Random Number adjusted value from 10 to 14
  • 12.3.2.2: STRESS will be added by 12
  • 12.3.2.3: FORM will be reduced by 2
  • 12.3.2.4: Attribute change for chosen drill will be selected from 1 of 4 values according to following tables. Either Value within each parenthesis can apply, but position of parentheses selection stays consistent through selection of all changes. (ERROR: Swim Drill Gain Reversal Error):

    • Without Bonus Primary Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage1(4,8),(6,10)(5,9),(7,11)(6,10),(8,12)(8,12),(10,14)(9,13),(11,15)
    2(5,9),(7,11)(7,11),(9,13)(9,13),(11,15)(11,15),(13,17)(14,18),(16,20)
    3(7,11),(9,13)(9,13),(11,15)(12,16),(14,18)(15,19),(17,20)(18,20),(20,20)
    4(8,12),(10,14)(11,15),(13,17)(14,18),(16,20)(18,20),(20,20)(20,20),(20,20)
    5(10,14),(12,16)(14,18),(16,20)(17,20),(19,20)(20,20),(20,20)(20,20),(20,20)
    6(9,13),(11,15)(13,17),(15,19)(16,20),(18,20)(20,20),(20,20)(20,20),(20,20)
    7(8,12),(10,14)(11,15),(13,17)(14,18),(16,20)(18,20),(20,20)(20,20),(20,20)
    8(7,11),(9,13)(9,13),(11,15)(12,16),(14,18)(15,19),(17,20)(18,20),(20,20)
    9(5,9),(7,11)(7,11),(9,13)(9,13),(11,15)(11,15),(13,17)(14,18),(16,20)
    10(4,8),(6,10)(5,9),(7,11)(6,10),(8,12)(8,12),(10,14)(9,13),(11,15)

    With Bonus Primary Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage1(5,9),(7,11)(6,10),(8,12)(7,11),(9,13)(9,13),(11,15)(10,14),(12,16)
    2(6,10),(8,12)(8,12),(10,14)(10,14),(12,16)(12,16),(14,18)(15,19),(17,20)
    3(8,12),(10,14)(10,14),(12,16)(13,17),(15,19)(16,20),(18,20)(19,20),(20,20)
    4(9,13),(11,15)(12,16),(14,18)(15,19),(17,20)(19,20),(20,20)(20,20),(20,20)
    5(11,15),(13,17)(15,19),(17,20)(18,20),(20,20)(20,20),(20,20)(20,20),(20,20)
    6(10,14),(12,16)(14,18),(16,20)(17,20),(19,20)(20,20),(20,20)(20,20),(20,20)
    7(9,13),(11,15)(12,16),(14,18)(15,19),(17,20)(19,20),(20,20)(20,20),(20,20)
    8(8,12),(10,14)(10,14),(12,16)(13,17),(15,19)(16,20),(18,20)(19,20),(20,20)
    9(6,10),(8,12)(8,12),(10,14)(10,14),(12,16)(12,16),(14,18)(15,19),(17,20)
    10(5,9),(7,11)(6,10),(8,12)(7,11),(9,13)(9,13),(11,15)(10,14),(12,16)

    Without Bonus Secondary Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage1(2,2),(2,2)(2,2),(2,2)(2,3),(2,2)(2,3),(2,2)(2,4),(2,3)
    2(2,2),(2,2)(2,3),(2,2)(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)(3,5),(2,4)
    3(2,3),(2,2)(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)(4,6),(3,5)(5,7),(4,6)
    4(2,3),(2,2)(2,4),(2,3)(4,6),(3,5)(5,7),(4,6)(6,8),(5,7)
    5(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)(5,7),(4,6)(7,9),(6,8)(8,10),(7,9)
    6(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)(4,6),(3,5)(6,8),(5,7)(8,10),(7,9)
    7(2,3),(2,2)(2,4),(2,3)(4,6),(3,5)(5,7),(4,6)(6,8),(5,7)
    8(2,3),(2,2)(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)(4,6),(3,5)(5,7),(4,6)
    9(2,2),(2,2)(2,3),(2,2)(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)(3,5),(2,4)
    10(2,2),(2,2)(2,2),(2,2)(2,3),(2,2)(2,3),(2,2)(2,4),(2,3)

    With Bonus Secondary Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage1(2,3),(2,2)(2,3),(2,2)(2,4),(2,3)(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)
    2(2,3),(2,2)(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)(4,6),(3,5)(4,6),(3,5)
    3(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)(4,6),(3,5)(5,7),(4,6)(6,8),(5,7)
    4(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)(5,7),(4,6)(6,8),(5,7)(7,9),(6,8)
    5(3,5),(2,4)(4,6),(3,5)(6,8),(5,7)(8,10),(7,9)(9,10),(8,10)
    6(3,5),(2,4)(4,6),(3,5)(5,7),(4,6)(7,9),(6,8)(9,10),(8,10)
    7(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)(5,7),(4,6)(6,8),(5,7)(7,9),(6,8)
    8(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)(4,6),(3,5)(5,7),(4,6)(6,8),(5,7)
    9(2,3),(2,2)(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)(4,6),(3,5)(4,6),(3,5)
    10(2,3),(2,2)(2,3),(2,2)(2,4),(2,3)(2,4),(2,3)(3,5),(2,4)

    No BonusTertiary Attribute Gain
    1-5
    Life
    Stage    		1-10(-2),(-3)

  • 12.3.3: For Post Drill Great Effects, chapter 15.4
  • 12.3.4: Process the effects of a Monster stored ITEM, like Troron or Paradoxine
  • 12.4: "SUCCESS" will result in the following effects on your monster:
  • 12.4.1: Light drill
  • 12.4.1.1: FATIGUE will be 10
  • 12.4.1.2: STRESS will be added by 5
  • 12.4.1.3: FORM will be reduced by 1
  • 12.4.1.4: Attribute change for chosen drill will be selected from 1 of 4 values according to following tables:

    • Without Bonus Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage11,1,2,31,1,2,31,2,3,42,3,4,53,4,5,6
    21,2,3,42,3,4,53,4,5,64,5,6,76,7,8,9
    32,3,4,53,4,5,65,6,7,87,8,9,109,10,11,12
    42,3,4,54,5,6,76,7,8,98,9,10,1111,12,13,14
    54,5,6,76,7,8,98,9,10,1111,12,13,1414,15,15,15
    63,4,5,65,6,7,87,8,9,1010,11,12,1313,14,15,15
    72,3,4,54,5,6,76,7,8,98,9,10,1111,12,13,14
    82,3,4,53,4,5,65,6,7,87,8,9,109,10,11,12
    91,2,3,42,3,4,53,4,5,64,5,6,76,7,8,9
    101,1,2,31,1,2,31,2,3,42,3,4,53,4,5,6

    With Bonus Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage11,2,3,41,2,3,42,3,4,53,4,5,64,5,6,7
    22,3,4,53,4,5,64,5,6,75,6,7,87,8,9,10
    33,4,5,64,5,6,76,7,8,98,9,10,1110,11,12,13
    43,4,5,65,6,7,87,8,9,109,10,11,1212,13,14,15
    55,6,7,87,8,9,109,10,11,1212,13,14,1515,15,15,15
    64,5,6,76,7,8,98,9,10,1111,12,13,1414,15,15,15
    73,4,5,65,6,7,87,8,9,109,10,11,1212,13,14,15
    83,4,5,64,5,6,76,7,8,98,9,10,1110,11,12,13
    92,3,4,53,4,5,64,5,6,75,6,7,87,8,9,10
    101,2,3,41,2,3,42,3,4,53,4,5,64,5,6,7

  • 12.4.2: Hard drill
  • 12.4.2.1: FATIGUE will be added 15
  • 12.4.2.2: STRESS will be added by 12
  • 12.4.2.3: FORM will be reduced by 2
  • 12.4.2.4: Attribute change for chosen drill will be selected from 1 of 4 values according to following tables. Note that position within the cell stays consistent for selection of all changes (ERROR: There is a well-known error that the Swim drill has the Primary and Secondary Attribute Gain reversed):

    • Without Bonus Primary Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage13,3,3,43,3,4,53,4,5,65,6,7,86,7,8,9
    23,3,4,54,5,6,76,7,8,98,9,10,1111,12,13,14
    34,5,6,76,7,8,99,10,11,1212,13,14,1515,16,17,18
    45,6,7,88,9,10,1111,12,13,1415,16,17,1819,20,20,20
    57,8,9,1011,12,13,1414,15,16,1719,20,20,2020,20,20,20
    66,7,8,910,11,12,1313,14,15,1618,19,20,2020,20,20,20
    75,6,7,88,9,10,1111,12,13,1415,16,17,1819,20,20,20
    84,5,6,76,7,8,99,10,11,1212,13,14,1515,16,17,18
    93,3,4,54,5,6,76,7,8,98,9,10,1111,12,13,14
    103,3,3,43,3,4,53,4,5,65,6,7,86,7,8,9

    With Bonus Primary Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage13,3,4,53,4,5,64,5,6,76,7,8,97,8,9,10
    23,4,5,65,6,7,87,8,9,109,10,11,1212,13,14,15
    35,6,7,87,8,9,1010,11,12,1313,14,15,1616,17,18,19
    46,7,8,99,10,11,1212,13,14,1516,17,18,1920,20,20,20
    58,9,10,1112,13,14,1515,16,17,1820,20,20,2020,20,20,20
    67,8,9,1011,12,13,1414,15,16,1719,20,20,2020,20,20,20
    76,7,8,99,10,11,1212,13,14,1516,17,18,1920,20,20,20
    85,6,7,87,8,9,1010,11,12,1313,14,15,1616,17,18,19
    93,4,5,65,6,7,87,8,9,109,10,11,1212,13,14,15
    103,3,4,53,4,5,64,5,6,76,7,8,97,8,9,10

    Without Bonus Secondary Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage12,2,2,22,2,2,22,2,3,22,2,3,22,3,4,2
    22,2,2,22,2,3,22,3,4,23,4,5,23,4,5,2
    32,2,3,22,3,4,23,4,5,24,5,6,35,6,7,4
    42,2,3,22,3,4,24,5,6,35,6,7,46,7,8,5
    52,3,4,23,4,5,25,6,7,47,8,9,68,9,10,7
    62,3,4,23,4,5,24,5,6,36,7,8,58,9,10,7
    72,2,3,22,3,4,24,5,6,35,6,7,46,7,8,5
    82,2,3,22,3,4,23,4,5,24,5,6,35,6,7,4
    92,2,2,22,2,3,22,3,4,23,4,5,23,4,5,2
    102,2,2,22,2,2,22,2,3,22,2,3,22,3,4,2

    With Bonus Secondary Attribute Gain
    12345
    Life Stage12,2,3,22,2,3,22,3,4,22,3,4,23,4,5,2
    22,2,3,22,3,4,23,4,5,24,5,6,34,5,6,3
    32,3,4,23,4,5,24,5,6,35,6,7,46,7,8,5
    42,3,4,23,4,5,25,6,7,46,7,8,57,8,9,6
    53,4,5,24,5,6,36,7,8,58,9,10,79,10,10,8
    63,4,5,24,5,6,35,6,7,47,8,9,69,10,10,8
    72,3,4,23,4,5,25,6,7,46,7,8,57,8,9,6
    82,3,4,23,4,5,24,5,6,35,6,7,46,7,8,5
    92,2,3,22,3,4,23,4,5,24,5,6,34,5,6,3
    102,2,3,22,2,3,22,3,4,22,3,4,23,4,5,2

    No BonusTertiary Attribute Gain
    1-5
    Life
    Stage    		1-10-2,-3,-2,-3

  • 12.4.3: Process the effects of a Monster stored ITEM, like Troron or Paradoxine

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    Chapter 13: Keeping and Breaking Promises
  • 13.1: At the end of the next week, your promises will be processed to determine if you kept them or not. Promises made are rest, tourney (battle), or play.
  • 13.1.1: Kept promise for rest will result in the following effects:
  • 13.1.1.1: NATURE ADJUSTMENT is increased by 66
  • 13.1.1.2: STRESS will be reduced by a life stage based small random number affected value
    • Life Stage12345678910
    Value2-42-42-53-54-64-62-52-42-42-3

  • 13.1.2: Kept promise for battle will result in the following effect:
  • 13.1.2.1: NATURE ADJUSTMENT is increased by 66
  • 13.1.3: Kept promise for play will result in the following effects:
  • 13.1.3.1: NATURE ADJUSTMENT is increased by 66
  • 13.1.3.2: FATIGUE will be reduced by a life stage based small random number affected value
    • Life Stage12345678910
    Value18-1919-2120-2321-2522-2722-2720-2316-1916-1816-17

  • 13.1.3.3: STRESS will be reduced by a life stage based small random number affected value
    • Life Stage12345678910
    Value10-1610-1610-2014-2018-2418-2410-2010-1610-1610-12

  • 13.1.4: All broken promises result in the following effects:
  • 13.1.4.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: -10, S: -20)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value-10-11-13-14-15-16-17-19-20

  • 13.1.4.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: -10, S: -20)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value-10-11-13-14-15-16-17-19-20

  • 13.1.4.3: STRESS will be adjusted (F: 10, S: 30)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value101215182022252830

  • 13.1.4.4: NATURE ADJUSTMENT is decreased by 66

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    Chapter 14: ERROR - This section is for noting potential errors in implementation in the game
  • 14.1: TRUANT effects calculations
  • 14.1.1: STRESS added back the max for the random effect, and at the wrong point. It looks like someone came in later to make a larger stress reduction and instead of modifying the calibrations, they ended up perverting the results by modifying the code. This is what it probably should have been.
    • Life Stage12345678910
    Value10-1610-1610-1913-1916-2216-2210-1910-1610-1610-13

  • 14.2: CHEAT effects
  • 14.2.1: Hard drill fatigue is inconsistent with the light drill cheat and relation to great fatigue reduction. This should have been 6 to 10 fatigue reduction.
  • 14.3: FAILURE threshold calculation
  • 14.3.1: Light Drill
  • 14.3.1.1: In the light drill threshold calculation, the attribute gain stored next to it is used instead of 1 being added to the stored value for use. Note: this will result in defense drill always using gain of 0.
  • 14.3.1.1.1: Threshold should have been: drill level base + fear + 10 x (Gain + 1) + 20 x (LS + 1) + SRN[1] % 30
  • 14.3.2: Hard Drill
  • 14.3.2.1: In the hard drill threshold calculation, the calibrations that were stored to get the attribute gains for the drill were the values for attribute value order, instead of attribute gain order. Instead of fixing the calibrations, someone came in and modified the code and perverted the formula. It seems like they may have removed life stage from the calculation, but maybe this was not supposed to be here since it was a hard drill. Instead of life stage they obtained the direct drill gain which for any hard drill will return 0. In addition, they utilized the attribute value order and referenced values within the code that were other random calibrations instead of the actual gains. In the end, the calculation of the threshold ended up being dependent on fear only and SRN because everything else was constant.
  • 14.3.2.1.1: The threshold should have been one of the following 3 calculations
  • 14.3.2.1.2: Reflecting on how light drill was implemented: drill level base + fear + 10 x ((2 x (prim gn+1) + (sec gn+1))/3) + 20 x (LS + 1) + SRN[1] % 30, but this really doesn’t make the hard drill harder to do.
  • 14.3.2.1.3: Reflecting on how this should be more difficult than light drills without life stage affecting it: drill level base + fear + 20 x ((2 x (prim gn+1) + (sec gn+1))/3) + SRN[1] % 30, but this doesn’t make sense since life stage really should improve my capability.
  • 14.3.2.1.4: Reflecting on how it should be more difficult than light drill, but similar: (drill level base – 10) + fear + 10 x ((2 x (prim gn+1) + (sec gn+1))/3) + 20 x (LS + 1) + SRN[1] % 30, this is the most likely candidate, but need to figure out what a good constant offset would be. Would have made better sense to use different drill level thresholds, but the code accesses the same ones for light and hard drills. For each 10 decrease in drill level base would increase failure rate by 6 2/3%.

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    Chapter 15: Post Drill Effects
  • 15.1: TRUANT
  • 15.1.1: If you are TRUANT, after the drill Colt will ask you if you want to scold the monster
  • 15.1.1.1: If "Yes" and you scold it
  • 15.1.1.1.1: If FATIGUE > (75 + (NATURE / 4)) (division rounded towards 0 - i.e. -0.5 -> 0), the monster will be "angry" and act as such; otherwise it will be "sorry" and act accordingly.
  • 15.1.1.1.2: If NATURE >= 0,
  • 15.1.1.1.2.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: 20, S: 0)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value20181512108520

  • 15.1.1.1.2.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 0, S: -20)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value0-2-5-8-10-12-15-18-20

  • 15.1.1.1.2.3: STRESS will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 8)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value012444678

  • 15.1.1.1.3: If NATURE < 0,
  • 15.1.1.1.3.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: 10, S: 0)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value1097654310

  • 15.1.1.1.3.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 0, S: -10)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value0-1-3-4-5-6-7-9-10

  • 15.1.1.1.3.3: STRESS will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 16)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value024789121416
  • 15.1.1.1.4: If STRESS < 80, NATURE ADJUSTMENT is increased by 66; otherwise, decreased by 66

  • 15.1.1.2: If "No" and you don’t scold it
  • 15.1.1.2.1: The monster will be relieved and act accordingly
  • 15.1.1.2.2: If NATURE >= 0,
  • 15.1.1.2.2.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: -10, S: 0)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value-10-9-7-6-5-4-3-10

  • 15.1.1.2.2.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 5)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value001222344

  • 15.1.1.2.3: If NATURE < 0, (See end of appendix for exact fear, spoil and stress calculations)
  • 15.1.1.2.3.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: -20, S: 0)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value-20-18-15-12-10-8-5-20

  • 15.1.1.2.3.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 10)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value0134567910

  • 15.1.1.2.4: NATURE ADJUSTMENT is decreased by 66
  • 15.2: CHEAT
  • 15.2.1: If you are CHEAT, after the drill Colt will ask you if you want to scold the monster
  • 15.2.1.1: If "Yes" and you scold it
  • 15.2.1.1.1: If STRESS > (50 + (NATURE / 2)) (division rounded towards 0 - i.e. -0.5 -> 0), the monster will be "very unwilling" and act as such; otherwise it will be "sorry" and will act accordingly.
  • 15.2.1.1.2: If NATURE >= 0
  • 15.2.1.1.2.1: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: -6, S: -20)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value-6-8-10-12-13-14-16-18-20

  • 15.2.1.1.2.2: STRESS will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 8)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value012444678

  • 15.2.1.1.3: If NATURE < 0
  • 15.2.1.1.3.1: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: -3, S: -10)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value-3-4-5-6-6-6-7-8-9

  • 15.2.1.1.3.2: STRESS will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 24)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value036101214182124

  • 15.2.1.1.4: If STRESS < 80, NATURE ADJUSTMENT is increased by 66; otherwise, decreased by 66

  • 15.2.1.2: If "No" and you don’t scold it
  • 15.2.1.2.1: The monster will be relieved
  • 15.2.1.2.2: If NATURE >= 0,
  • 15.2.1.2.2.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: -10, S: 0)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value-10-9-7-6-5-4-3-10

  • 15.2.1.2.2.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 10, S: 20)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value101113141516171920

  • 15.2.1.2.3: If NATURE < 0, (See end of appendix for exact fear, spoil and stress calculations)
  • 15.2.1.2.3.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: -20, S: 0)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value-20-18-15-12-10-8-5-20

  • 15.2.1.2.3.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 20, S: 30)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value202123242526272930

  • 15.2.1.2.4: NATURE ADJUSTMENT is decreased by 66

  • 15.3: FAILURE
  • 15.3.1: If the drill result is FAILURE, after the drill Colt will ask you if you want to scold the monster
  • 15.3.1.1: Your monster will act differently based on if FATIGUE > (75 + (NATURE / 4)) (division rounded towards 0 – i.e. -0.5 -> 0). If it was greater than, then it will act exhausted; otherwise, it will act regretful/disappointed.
  • 15.3.1.2: If "Yes" and you scold it
  • 15.3.1.2.1: If FATIGUE > (90 + (NATURE / 10)) (division rounded towards 0 - i.e. -0.5 -> 0), the monster will be "angry" OR resistant and runaway; otherwise it will be "disappointed".
  • 15.3.1.2.1.1: If NATURE > 0, 20% chance of resistant after meeting FATIGUE threshold
  • 15.3.1.2.1.2: If NATURE <= 0, 50% chance of resistant after meeting FATIGUE threshold
  • 15.3.1.2.1.3: If resistant, then monster will run away and be missing for 1 to 3 days.
  • 15.3.1.2.2: If NATURE >= 0
  • 15.3.1.2.2.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: 20, S: 10)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value201917161514131110

  • 15.3.1.2.2.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 0, S: -20)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value0-2-5-8-10-12-15-18-20

  • 15.3.1.2.2.3: STRESS will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 4)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value011222334

  • 15.3.1.2.3: If NATURE < 0
  • 15.3.1.2.3.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: 10, S: 5)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value998777655

  • 15.3.1.2.3.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 0, S: -10)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value0134567910

  • 15.3.1.2.3.3: STRESS will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 8)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value012444678

  • 15.3.1.2.4: If monster was told, "No" to wanting to rest when it was too tired, NATURE ADJUSTMENT is decreased by 66; otherwise, if STRESS >= 80, NATURE ADJUSTMENT is decreased by 66.

  • 15.3.1.3: If "No" and you don't scold it
  • 15.3.1.3.1: If FATIGUE > (90 + (NATURE / 10)) (division rounded towards 0 - i.e. -0.5 -> 0), the monster will be "relieved"; otherwise it will be "delighted".
  • 15.3.1.3.2: If NATURE >= 0,
  • 15.3.1.3.2.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: -10, S: 0)
    • Style-100-80-50-200205080100
    Value-10-9-7-6-5-4-3-10

  • 15.3.1.3.2.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 10, S: 0)
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    Value1097654310

  • 15.3.1.3.3: If NATURE < 0, (See end of appendix for exact fear, spoil and stress calculations)
  • 15.3.1.3.3.1: FEAR will be adjusted (F: -20, S: 0)
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    Value-20-18-15-12-10-8-5-20

  • 15.3.1.3.3.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: 20, S: 0)
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  • 15.4: GREAT
  • 15.4.1: If you are GREAT, after the drill Colt will ask you if you want to praise the monster
  • 15.4.1.1: If "Yes" and you praise it
  • 15.4.1.1.1: The monster will be "pleased" and act accordingly.
  • 15.4.1.1.2: If NATURE >= 0
  • 15.4.1.1.2.1: SPOIL will be adjusted by 6
  • 15.4.1.1.3: If NATURE < 0
  • 15.4.1.1.3.1: SPOIL will be adjusted by 3
  • 15.4.1.1.4: NATURE ADJUSTMENT is increased by 33
  • 15.4.1.2: If "No" and you don’t praise it
  • 15.4.1.2.1: Your monster will act differently based on if STRESS > (75 + (NATURE / 4)) (division rounded towards 0 – i.e. -0.5 -> 0). If it was greater than, then it will act exhausted; otherwise, it will act regretful/disappointed.
  • 15.4.1.2.2: The monster will be "disappointed"
  • 15.4.1.2.3: If NATURE >= 0,
  • 15.4.1.2.3.1: FEAR will be adjusted by 10
  • 15.4.1.2.3.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: -12, S: -24)
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  • 15.4.1.2.3.3: STRESS will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 24)
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  • 15.4.1.2.4: If NATURE < 0,
  • 15.4.1.2.4.1: FEAR will be adjusted by 5
  • 15.4.1.2.4.2: SPOIL will be adjusted (F: -6, S: -10)
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    Value-6-7-7-8-8-8-9-9-10

  • 15.4.1.2.4.3: STRESS will be adjusted (F: 0, S: 12)
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  • 15.4.1.2.5: NATURE ADJUSTMENT is decreased by 66

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    Chapter 16: Appendix for those that want the low level details and percentages
  • 16.1: Functions and Operations – this section explains some mathematical operations that are used during the appendix for calculations.
  • 16.1.1: % - this will be the modulo function, which calculates the remainder of a division operation
  • 16.1.2: All division calculations are rounded down to the nearest integer, so 0.5 goes to 0, while -0.5 goes to -1. There are some cases that will be noted when this is not the case and all rounding is toward 0.
  • 16.2: Name, Addresses, and any additional technical information about the parameter
  • 16.2.1: ITEM GROUP SELECTION - address: 80097AFC; length 1 byte; range 0-2.
  • 16.2.2: MOTIVATION – address: 80097AF0-AF9; length: 1 byte for each drill; range: 0-100. Order of bytes is Domino, Study, Run, Shoot, Dodge, Endure, Pull, Mediate, Leap, Swim.
  • 16.2.2.1: Calculation: TBA
  • 16.2.3: FATIGUE -> address: 80097A37; length: 1 byte; range 0-100.
  • 16.2.4: STRESS -> address: 80097A3B; length: 1 byte; range 0-100.
  • 16.2.5: SPOIL -> address: 80097A3C; length: 1 byte; range 0-100.
  • 16.2.6: FEAR -> address: 80097A3D; length: 1 byte; range 0-100.
  • 16.2.7: LOYALTY -> address: 80097A36; length: 1 byte; range 0-100.
  • 16.2.7.1: LOYALTY = SPOIL/2 + FEAR/2
  • 16.2.7.1.1: 99 spoil, 99 fear = 49 + 49 = 98 loyalty
  • 16.2.8: NATURE -> calculation, range -100-100, BASE NATURE + NATURE ADJUSTMENT (see nature adjustment for value details)
  • 16.2.9: BASE NATURE -> address; 80097A59; length: 1 byte; range -100-100. It cannot be changed.
  • 16.2.10: NATURE ADJUSTMENT -> address: 80097A34; length: 2 byte; range -1024-1024. This value represents an angle from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. The sine of this angle times 100 is the nature adjustment value. It can be changed by decisions and items throughout the game.
  • 16.2.11: LIFE STAGE -> address: 80097B93; 1 byte; range 0-9. For display purposes, Life Stage will be used as a 1-10 value, but for calculations it will use the stored range.
  • 16.2.12: ATTRIBUTE GAIN -> 80097A40-45; 1 byte each; range: 0-4. Attribute gain order is Power, Intelligence, Life, Skill, Speed, Defense. Attribute gains for all display purposes will be used as 1-5, but for calculations it will use the stored range.
  • 16.2.13: SMALL RANDOM NUMBER (SRN) -> address: 8007B88C; 1 byte; range: 0-255; SRN is a calculation that acts like a random number, but the next value is predictable based on its current value. The calculation is cyclical, such that it will go through the entire range before repeating itself, although it will not go through it in numerical order. When talking about SRN in calculations, a bracket will be used after it to indicate if the next value was retrieved or the same value was used again (i.e. SRN[1] and SRN[2] are different numbers retrieved back to back, while SRN[1] and SRN[1] are the same number in the calculation.) From section to section though, the SRN values do not equal each other if they share the same bracket. SRN[0] is the currently stored value at the beginning of a section.
  • 16.2.13.1: SRN[n + 1] = (5 x SRN[n] + 1) % 256
  • 16.2.14: DRILL LEVEL -> address: 80097A4C-55; 1 bye each drill; range 0-2. For display purposes, drill level will be used as 1-3. The level of a drill is updated after completion and it is based on the attribute value that the drill affects. Once a drill level has been updated to the next level, it will not go back down. For hard drills, the attribute value is ((2 x primary attribute value + secondary attribute value) /3).
  • 16.2.14.1: Starting -> Level 1 (★), >= 300 -> Level 2 (★★), >= 700 -> Level 3 (★★★)
  • 16.3: "Too Tired Threshold" calculation.
  • 16.3.1: Inputs into this calculation are LIFE STAGE, NATURE, SMALL RANDOM NUMBER
  • 16.3.2: The base threshold is based on LIFE STAGE. See table below.
    • Lifestage (LS)12345678910
    Base Threshold10010410811211611610810410092

  • 16.3.3: The threshold calculation is as follows:
  • 16.3.3.1: NATURE >= 0, Thd = LS Base - (SRN[1] % 8) - (SRN[2] % ((200 + NATURE) / 5))
  • 16.3.3.2: NATURE < 0, Thd = LS Base - (SRN[1] % 8) - (2 x NATURE / 5) - (SRN[2] % (20 - (2 x NATURE / 5)))
  • 16.3.3.3: There are multiple tables below, one for each Life Stage and Nature side displaying percent chance of being too tired.
    • Life Stage Fatigue
    1 or 973778185899397100
    Nature-1000%2%8%14%20%27%33%36%
    -800%2%9%16%24%32%39%43%
    -600%3%10%18%27%37%46%51%
    -400%4%14%25%36%46%57%63%
    -200%5%18%32%46%60%74%81%
    -10%5%21%40%59%78%94%100%

    Life Stage Fatigue
    1 or 934384246505458627078869499
    Nature00%0%0%0%0%0%5%12%30%49%70%92%100%
    200%0%0%0%0%3%10%18%37%55%74%93%100%
    400%0%0%0%4%10%18%25%41%57%74%93%100%
    600%0%0%2%9%16%24%32%47%63%79%94%100%
    800%0%3%8%14%20%27%33%47%63%79%94%100%
    1000%2%8%14%20%27%33%39%52%64%79%94%100%

    Life Stage Fatigue
    2 or 88185899397100
    Nature-1002%8%14%20%27%30%
    -802%9%16%24%32%36%
    -603%10%18%27%37%41%
    -404%14%25%36%46%52%
    -205%18%32%46%60%67%
    -15%21%40%59%78%91%

    Life Stage Fatigue
    2 or 8384246505458627078869499
    Nature00%0%0%0%0%0%5%21%40%59%81%95%
    200%0%0%0%0%3%10%27%46%65%84%96%
    400%0%0%0%4%10%18%33%49%65%84%95%
    600%0%0%2%9%16%24%39%55%71%86%97%
    800%0%3%8%14%20%27%40%55%71%86%96%
    1000%2%8%14%20%27%33%45%58%71%86%97%

    Life Stage Fatigue
    3 or 78185899397100
    Nature-1000%2%8%14%20%23%
    -800%2%9%16%24%28%
    -600%3%10%18%27%32%
    -400%4%14%25%36%41%
    -200%5%18%32%46%53%
    -10%5%21%40%59%73%

    Life Stage Fatigue
    3 or 74246505458627078869499
    Nature00%0%0%0%0%0%12%30%49%70%86%
    200%0%0%0%0%3%18%37%55%74%88%
    400%0%0%0%4%10%25%41%57%74%88%
    600%0%0%2%9%16%32%47%63%79%90%
    800%0%3%8%14%20%33%47%63%79%90%
    1000%2%8%14%20%27%39%52%64%79%90%

    Life Stage Fatigue
    485899397100
    Nature-1000%2%8%14%17%
    -800%2%9%16%20%
    -600%3%10%18%23%
    -400%4%14%25%30%
    -200%5%18%32%39%
    -10%5%21%40%54%

    Life Stage Fatigue
    446505458627078869499
    Nature00%0%0%0%0%5%21%40%59%75%
    200%0%0%0%0%10%27%46%65%79%
    400%0%0%0%4%18%33%49%65%79%
    600%0%0%2%9%24%39%55%71%82%
    800%0%3%8%14%27%40%55%71%82%
    1000%2%8%14%20%33%45%58%71%82%

    Life Stage Fatigue
    5 or 6899397100
    Nature-1000%2%8%11%
    -800%2%9%12%
    -600%3%10%14%
    -400%4%14%19%
    -200%5%18%25%
    -10%5%21%35%

    Life Stage Fatigue
    5 or 6505458627078869499
    Nature00%0%0%0%0%12%30%49%64%
    200%0%0%0%3%18%37%55%70%
    400%0%0%0%10%25%41%57%70%
    600%0%0%2%16%32%47%63%75%
    800%0%3%8%20%33%47%63%75%
    1000%2%8%14%27%39%52%64%75%

    Life Stage Fatigue
    10656973778185899397100
    Nature-1000%2%8%14%20%27%33%39%45%48%
    -800%2%9%16%24%32%39%47%55%59%
    -600%3%10%18%27%37%46%55%65%70%
    -400%4%14%25%36%46%57%68%79%85%
    -200%5%18%32%46%60%74%89%98%100%
    -10%5%21%40%59%78%94%100%100%100%

    Life Stage Fatigue
    102630343842465054586270788691
    Nature00%0%0%0%0%0%5%12%21%30%49%70%92%100%
    200%0%0%0%0%3%10%18%27%37%55%74%93%100%
    400%0%0%0%4%10%18%25%33%41%57%74%93%100%
    600%0%0%2%9%16%24%32%39%47%63%79%94%100%
    800%0%3%8%14%20%27%33%40%47%63%79%94%100%
    1000%2%8%14%20%27%33%39%45%52%64%79%94%100%

  • 16.4: "Lack of Motivation Threshold" calculation.
  • 16.4.1: Inputs into this calculation are NATURE, STRESS, SPOIL, and SMALL RANDOM NUMBER
  • 16.4.2: The threshold calculations is as follows:
  • 16.4.2.1: NATURE >= 0, Thd = -20 + SRN[1] % ((2 x STRESS + SPOIL) / 2 + 1)
  • 16.4.2.2: NATURE < 0, Thd = -20 + SRN[1] % ((2 x SPOIL + STRESS) / 2 + 1)
  • 16.4.2.3: The following table is the percentage chance that you will lack motivation:
    • NATURE >= 0, 2 x Stress + Spoil; NATURE < 0, 2 x Spoil + Stress
    <202030405060708090100110120130140150
    Motivation00%5%34%49%61%64%69%71%77%77%77%79%84%84%84%
    100%0%3%26%41%48%53%60%65%65%65%71%77%77%77%
    200%0%0%2%21%33%38%48%53%53%55%63%69%69%69%
    300%0%0%0%2%17%25%36%41%41%48%55%61%61%61%
    400%0%0%0%0%2%13%25%30%32%40%48%53%53%53%
    500%0%0%0%0%0%1%13%18%24%32%40%45%45%45%
    600%0%0%0%0%0%0%1%9%16%24%32%38%38%38%
    700%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%1%9%16%24%30%30%30%
    800%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%1%9%16%22%22%22%
    900%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%1%9%14%14%16%
    1000%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%1%6%8%12%

  • 16.5: Monster Item Selection Tables
  • 16.5.1: ITEM GROUP SELECTION = 0
    • Main Type12345
    ApeMangoMeatApple CakePile of MeatPlay
    Arrow HeadFishNuts OilTabletDummyTourney
    BajarlGreaseOlive OilPolishPerfume OilPlay
    BakuMangoCandyMeatPile of MeatPlay
    BeaclonPotatoFlowerCup JellyRestPlay
    CentaurNo DesireNuts OilMeatMeteoritePlay
    ColorPandoraPotatoCandyApple CakePlayPlay
    DragonNo DesireNuts OilTabletTourneyTourney
    DuckenFishTorles WaterDisc DishPlayPlay
    DurahanNo DesireWhet StoneNuts OilColart TeaTourney
    GabooNo DesireFlowerTorles WaterSoilPlay
    GaliNo DesireNo DesireRestSun LampPlay
    GhostIncenseFlowerSteamed BunSilk HatPlay
    GolemFlowerMangoPile of MeatRestPlay
    HareCandySour JellyDummyTourneyPlay
    HengerGreaseTourneyTourneyPlayPlay
    HopperOlive OilDummyTourneyPlayPlay
    JellTorles WaterFishIce of PapasRock CandyPlay
    JillIce CandyIce of PapasPile of MeatPlayPlay
    JokerBoneWhet StoneDummyTourneyTourney
    KatoFish BoneFishOlive OilPerfume OilPlay
    MetalnerTabletWool BallGramophoneKaleidoscopePlay
    MewFish BoneCandyPlaymateWool BallPlay
    MocchiRice CrackerParepare TeaFishRestPlay
    MockFlowerTorles WaterSweet JellyRestPlay
    MonolSilk ClothNuts OilPolishMirrorPlay
    NagaMeatDummyTourneyTourneyPlay
    NitonBay ShrimpFishRestRestPlay
    PhoenixMatchGreaseCedar LogTourneyTourney
    PixieNuts OilFishColart TeaPlayPlay
    PlantTorles WaterSoilRestRestPlay
    SuezoIce CandyCandyApple CakeRestPlay
    TigerBoneShoesFishPlaymatePlay
    UndineFishTorles WaterPerfumeMirrorPlay
    WormNuts OilSoilRestPlayPlay
    WrackyRazor BladeSweet JellyWool BallPlayPlay
    ZillaBay ShrimpFishTorles WaterIce of PapasDisc Dish
    ZuumNo DesireMeatSour JellyTabletPlay

  • 16.5.2: ITEM GROUP SELECTION = 1
    • Main Type12345
    ApeMangoMeatRestRestPlay
    Arrow HeadFishTabletDummyTourneyPlay
    BajarlGreaseOlive OilSweet JellyWool BallPlay
    BakuPotatoFishMeatPile of MeatPlay
    BeaclonPotatoFlowerCandyApple CakePlay
    CentaurNo DesireWhet StoneMeteoriteShiny StonePlay
    ColorPandoraPotatoRestPlayPlayPlay
    DragonNo DesireCandyApple CakeTourneyPlay
    DuckenIce CandyRestPlayPlayPlay
    DurahanSilk ClothPolishPerfumeTourneyPlay
    GabooNo DesireFlowerSoilPlayPlay
    GaliNo DesireNo DesireRestRestPlay
    GhostIncensePerfumeStickSilk HatPlay
    GolemFlowerFishMeatPile of MeatPlay
    HareIce CandySteamed BunApple CakeRock CandyPlay
    HengerNo DesireGreaseSilk ClothTourneyPlay
    HopperCandyDummyWool BallRestPlay
    JellFlowerTorles WaterFishGramophonePlay
    JillNo DesireIce CandyIce of PapasPile of MeatPlay
    JokerBoneWhet StonePlayTourneyTourney
    KatoFish BoneFishOlive OilPerfume OilPlay
    MetalnerFlowerTorles WaterSoilIce of PapasPlay
    MewFish BoneFishPlaymateDisc DishPlay
    MocchiRice CrackerParepare TeaSteamed BunPlayPlay
    MockTorles WaterSweet JellySoilSun LampPlay
    MonolWhet StoneRestMeteoriteShiny StonePlay
    NagaNuts OilDummyTourneyTourneyPlay
    NitonBay ShrimpTorles WaterDisc DishRestRest
    PhoenixNo DesireNo DesireMatchTourneyPlay
    PixieCandyApple CakeMirrorShiny StonePlay
    PlantTorles WaterSoilCedar LogSun LampPlay
    SuezoIce CandyCup JellyRock CandyPlayRest
    TigerNo DesireBoneShoesMeatPlay
    UndineNo DesireNo DesireFishTorles WaterPlay
    WormTorles WaterRock CandyRestPlayPlay
    WrackyRazor BladeWhet StoneSweet JellyDummyPlay
    ZillaBay ShrimpFishIce of PapasDisc DishPlay
    ZuumNo DesireFishNuts OilMeatPlay

  • 16.5.3: ITEM GROUP SELECTION = 2
    • Main Type12345
    ApeCup JellyRestRestRestPlay
    Arrow HeadFishTabletTourneyTourneyPlay
    BajarlGreaseOlive OilRestPlayPlay
    BakuPotatoRestRestPlayPlay
    BeaclonFlowerNuts OilApple CakeTourneyTourney
    CentaurNo DesireNo DesireNo DesireGramophoneKaleidoscope
    ColorPandoraPotatoCup JellyRestPlayPlay
    DragonNo DesireNo DesireMeatTourneyPlay
    DuckenIce CandyApple CakeWool BallDisc DishPlay
    DurahanNo DesireNuts OilMeatTourneyPlay
    GabooNo DesireNo DesireTorles WaterSoilPlay
    GaliNo DesireNo DesireSun LampSun LampPlay
    GhostCandyStickSilk HatPlayPlay
    GolemFlowerMilkNuts OilPlayPlay
    HareIce CandyCup JellyWool BallPlayPlay
    HengerGreaseTourneyTourneyTourneyTourney
    HopperCandyWool BallRestPlayPlay
    JellFlowerFishRestPlayPlay
    JillNo DesireIce CandyIce of PapasMeatPlay
    JokerBonePlayTourneyTourneyTourney
    KatoFish BoneFishOlive OilPlayPlay
    MetalnerFlowerRestRestPlayPlay
    MewFish BoneCandyPlaymatePlayPlay
    MocchiTooth PickSteamed BunWool BallPlayPlay
    MockTorles WaterSoilSun LampRestPlay
    MonolGreaseTorles WaterSilk ClothGramophonePlay
    NagaDummyTourneyTourneyTourneyTourney
    NitonFishRestRestPlayPlay
    PhoenixNo DesireMatchCedar LogTourneyPlay
    PixieFlowerPowderPerfumeMirrorPlay
    PlantFlowerSun LampRestPlayPlay
    SuezoMangoCandyWool BallPlayPlay
    TigerNo DesireNo DesireShoesMeatPlay
    UndineNo DesireNo DesireNo DesireNo DesireTorles Water
    WormFlowerTorles WaterWool BallPlayPlay
    WrackyRazor BladeWhet StoneDummyTourneyPlay
    ZillaBay ShrimpTorles WaterIce of PapasRestPlay
    ZuumNo DesireNo DesireMeatTourneyPlay

  • 16.6: Item effects for monster wants
  • 16.6.1: EFFECT TABLE
    • ItemCost (G)Effect
    Apple Cake600Fear -10%, Spoil +10, Size +10
    Bay Shrimp20Size +1
    Bone20Size +1
    Candy120Spoil +1, Size +10, Stress -2
    Cedar Log300Stress -1
    Colart Tea400Stress -5, Size +5
    Cup Jelly150Size -3
    Disc Dish700Size +1
    Dummy200Stress -1
    Fish100Size +2
    Fish Bone20Size +1
    Flower30Passive - Stress -2%, No Use Effect
    Gramophone700Stress -1
    Grease100Stress -1
    Ice Candy40Size +1
    Ice of Papas200Stress -1
    Incense20Stress -1
    Kaleidoscope1000Stress -1
    Mango60Fatigue -10, Fear +1, Spoil +1, Size +1
    Match20Stress -1
    Meat300Size +6
    Meteorite800No Effect
    Milk50Size +1
    Mirror700No Effect
    Nuts Oil**200Fatigue -28, Fear +1, Spoil +1, Stress -20%
    Olive Oil200Size +1, Stress -1
    Parepare Tea80Stress -1, Size +1
    Perfume300Stress -1
    Perfume Oil400Size +10, Stress -2
    Pile of Meat900Size +12
    Playmate500Stress -1
    Polish300Stress -1
    Potato10Size -1
    Powder100Fatigue +5, Size -24
    Razor Blade20Stress -1
    Rice Cracker20Size +1
    Rock Candy700Size +1
    Shiny Stone1500No Effect
    Shoes80Stress -1
    Silk Cloth200Stress -1
    Silk Hat700Stress -1
    Soil250Stress -1
    Sour Jelly200Size +5, Nature +5*
    Steamed Bun100Size +2
    Stick500Stress -1
    Sun Lamp1000Stress -1
    Sweet Jelly200Size +5, Nature -5*
    Tablet500Size +3
    Tooth Pick100Stress -1
    Torles Water120Stress -1
    Whet Stone200Stress -1
    Wool Ball700Stress -1
    *This will calculate the NATURE ADJUSTMENT required to achieve an overall change in NATURE
    **Henger, Durahan, Arrow Head - Main or Sub Type will only get the stress reduction

  • 16.7: "Truancy Threshold" calculation.
  • 16.7.1: Inputs into this calculation are NATURE
  • 16.7.2: The threshold calculation is as follows:
  • 16.7.2.1: 150 - (SRN[1] % (100 - (NATURE / 2)))
  • 16.7.2.2: The following table represents the percentage chance that you will end in TRUANT. Note: In order to get to this point during the previous step FATIGUE had to be above a threshold, so all information below those thresholds are not applicable:
    • FATIGUE
    5060708090100
    NATURE-10022%30%38%45%53%61%
    -6022%30%38%45%53%61%
    -5020%27%35%43%51%59%
    -4016%23%31%39%47%55%
    -3012%20%27%35%43%51%
    -208%16%23%31%39%47%
    -104%12%20%27%35%43%
    00%8%16%23%31%41%
    0n/an/an/a23%31%41%
    10n/an/an/a20%30%41%
    20n/an/an/a18%30%41%
    30n/an/an/a18%29%41%
    40n/an/an/a12%23%35%
    50n/an/an/a6%18%29%
    60n/an/an/a0%12%23%
    70n/an/an/a0%6%22%
    80n/an/an/a0%0%16%
    90n/an/an/a0%0%8%
    100n/an/an/a0%0%0%

  • 16.8: "Cheat Threshold" calculation.
  • 16.8.1: Inputs into this calculation are NATURE
  • 16.8.2: Due to the way the comparison is implemented, motivation ends up being grouped points as noted in the table. The threshold calculations are as follows:
  • 16.8.2.1: NATURE >= 0, Motivation used for < comparison (-15 x (-MOTIVATION / 15))
  • 16.8.2.1.1: Threshold = 150 - 15 x ((NATURE / 10) + ((29921875 x SRN[1] / 25500000) % 100))
  • 16.8.2.1.2: The following table is the percentage chance that you will end in CHEAT when NATURE >=0:
    • MOTIVATION
    01-1516-3031-4546-6061-7576-9091-100
    NATURE0-910%9%8%7%6%5%4%3%
    10-199%8%7%6%5%4%3%2%
    20-298%7%6%5%4%3%2%1%
    30-397%6%5%4%3%2%1%0%
    40-496%5%4%3%2%1%0%0%
    50-595%4%3%2%1%0%0%0%
    60-694%3%2%1%0%0%0%0%
    70-793%2%1%0%0%0%0%0%
    80-892%1%0%0%0%0%0%0%
    90-991%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%
    1000%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%

  • 16.8.2.2: NATURE < 0, Motivation used for < comparison (-10 x (-MOTIVATION / 10))
  • 16.8.2.2.1: Threshold = 150 -10 * ((NATURE / 5) + ((29921875 * SRN[1] / 25500000) % 100))
  • 16.8.2.2.2: The following table is the percentage chance that you will end in CHEAT when NATURE < 0:
    • MOTIVATION
    01-1011-2021-3031-4041-5051-6061-7071-8081-9091-100
    NATURE-1--516%15%14%13%12%11%10%9%8%7%6%
    -6--1017%16%15%14%13%12%11%10%9%8%7%
    -11--1518%17%16%15%14%13%12%11%10%9%8%
    -16--2019%18%17%16%15%14%13%12%11%10%9%
    -21--2520%19%18%17%16%15%14%13%12%11%10%
    -26--3021%20%19%18%17%16%15%14%13%12%11%
    -31--3522%21%20%19%18%17%16%15%14%13%12%
    -36--4023%22%21%20%19%18%17%16%15%14%13%
    -41--4524%23%22%21%20%19%18%17%16%15%14%
    -46--5025%24%23%22%21%20%19%18%17%16%15%
    -51--5526%25%24%23%22%21%20%19%18%17%16%
    -56--6027%26%25%24%23%22%21%20%19%18%17%
    -61--6528%27%26%25%24%23%22%21%20%19%18%
    -66--7029%28%27%26%25%24%23%22%21%20%19%
    -71--7530%29%28%27%26%25%24%23%22%21%20%
    -76--8031%30%29%28%27%26%25%24%23%22%21%
    -81--8532%31%30%29%28%27%26%25%24%23%22%
    -86--9033%32%31%30%29%28%27%26%25%24%23%
    -81--9534%33%32%31%30%29%28%27%26%25%24%
    -96--10035%34%33%32%31%30%29%28%27%26%25%

  • 16.9: "Failure Threshold" calculation
  • 16.9.1: Input into this calculation is FEAR, DRILL LEVEL, LIFE STAGE, SMALL RANDOM NUMBER, ATTRIBUTE GAIN
  • 16.9.2: Due to the way the comparison is implemented, both FEAR and FATIGUE end up being grouped points as noted in the table. FATIGUE used (-5 x (-FATIGUE / 5)) and FEAR used (5 x (FEAR / 5)) in the > comparison.
  • 16.9.3: NAG is the ATTRIBUTE GAIN (AG) that is next to it from a stored in address memory standpoint. [ERROR: see section (13)].
  • 16.9.4: The threshold calculations are as follows:
  • 16.9.4.1: Light Drill
  • 16.9.4.1.1: Drill level 1 -> -75 + FEAR + (10 x NAG) + (20 x (LIFE STAGE + 1)) + (5 x (SRN[1] % 30))
  • 16.9.4.1.2: Drill level 2 -> -125 + FEAR + (10 x NAG) + (20 x (LIFE STAGE + 1)) + (5 x (SRN[1] % 30))
  • 16.9.4.1.3: Drill level 3 -> -200 + FEAR + (10 x NAG) + (20 x (LIFE STAGE + 1)) + (5 x (SRN[1] % 30))
  • 16.9.4.1.4: The following table is the approximate percentage chance that you will fail. All percentages above 100% should be limited to 100%, and all percentages below 0% should be limited to 0%. The higher and lower percentages have been left, so that you can determine what percent your condition is based on the following (these are just additive, not a percent of a percent).
  • 16.9.4.1.4.1: For each Life Stage increase, decrease % by 13 1/3%.
  • 16.9.4.1.4.2: For each Gain increase decrease % by 6 2/3%
  • 16.9.4.1.4.3: For Drill Level increase from 1 to 2 increase % by 33 1/3%
  • 16.9.4.1.4.4: For Drill Level increase from 2 to 3 increase % by 50%
    • Light Drill: Drill Level 1 - Life Stage 1 - Gain 1
    Fatigue
    01-511-1521-2531-3541-4551-5561-6571-7581-8591-9596-100
    Fear0-436.7%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%73.3%80.0%86.7%93.3%100.0%103.3%
    10-1430.0%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%73.3%80.0%86.7%93.3%96.7%
    20-2423.3%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%73.3%80.0%86.7%90.0%
    30-3416.7%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%73.3%80.0%83.3%
    40-4410.0%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%73.3%76.7%
    50-543.3%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%70.0%
    60-64-3.3%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%63.3%
    70-74-10.0%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%56.7%
    80-84-16.7%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%50.0%
    90-94-23.3%-20.0%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%43.3%
    100-30.0%-26.7%-20.0%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%36.7%

  • 16.9.4.2: Hard Drill
  • 16.9.4.2.1: Since Hard Drill has distinct constants per drill due to coding errors they will be listed as follows:
  • 16.9.4.2.1.1: Pull = 40, Mediate = 50 , Leap = 50 , Swim = 40
  • 16.9.4.2.1.2: Drill level 1 -> -75 + FEAR + Drill Constant + (5 x (SRN[1] % 30))
  • 16.9.4.2.1.3: Drill level 2 -> -125 + FEAR + Drill Constant + (5 x (SRN[1] % 30))
  • 16.9.4.2.1.4: Drill level 3 -> -200 + FEAR + Drill Constant + (5 x (SRN[1] % 30))
  • 16.9.4.2.2: The following table is the approximate percentage chance that you will fail. All percentages above 100% should be limited to 100%, and all percentages below 0% should be limited to 0%. The higher and lower percentages have been left, so that you can determine what percent your condition is based on the following.
  • 16.9.4.2.2.1: For Drill Level increase from 1 to 2 increase % by 33 1/3%
  • 16.9.4.2.2.2: For Drill Level increase from 2 to 3 increase % by 50%

    • Pull and Swim Hard Drill: Drill Level 1
    Fatigue
    01-511-1521-2531-3541-4551-5561-6571-7581-8591-9596-100
    Fear0-423.3%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%73.3%80.0%86.7%90.0%
    10-1416.7%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%73.3%80.0%83.3%
    20-2410.0%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%73.3%76.7%
    30-343.3%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%70.0%
    40-44-3.3%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%63.3%
    50-54-10.0%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%56.7%
    60-64-16.7%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%50.0%
    70-74-23.3%-20.0%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%43.3%
    80-84-30.0%-26.7%-20.0%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%36.7%
    90-94-36.7%-33.3%-26.7%-20.0%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%30.0%
    100-43.3%-40.0%-33.3%-26.7%-20.0%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%23.3%

    Meditate and Leap Hard Drill: Drill Level 1
    Fatigue
    01-511-1521-2531-3541-4551-5561-6571-7581-8591-9596-100
    Fear0-416.7%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%73.3%80.0%83.3%
    10-1410.0%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%73.3%76.7%
    20-243.3%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%66.7%70.0%
    30-34-3.3%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%60.0%63.3%
    40-44-10.0%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%53.3%56.7%
    50-54-16.7%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%46.7%50.0%
    60-64-23.3%-20.0%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%40.0%43.3%
    70-74-30.0%-26.7%-20.0%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%33.3%36.7%
    80-84-36.7%-33.3%-26.7%-20.0%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%26.7%30.0%
    90-94-43.3%-40.0%-33.3%-26.7%-20.0%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%20.0%23.3%
    100-50.0%-46.7%-40.0%-33.3%-26.7%-20.0%-13.3%-6.7%0.0%6.7%13.3%16.7%

  • 16.10: "Great Threshold"
  • 16.10.1: Inputs into this calculation are NATURE
  • 16.10.2: Due to the way the comparison is implemented, motivation ends up being grouped points as noted in the table. The threshold calculations are as follows:
  • 16.10.2.1: Motivation used for > comparison (10 x (MOTIVATION / 10))
  • 16.10.2.2: NATURE >= 0,
  • 16.10.2.2.1: Light Drill, Threshold = ((10000 x SRN[1] / 25500) % 100) - (NATURE / 10), this results in a more even distribution of the random number effect
  • 16.10.2.2.2: Hard Drill, Threshold = (SRN[1] % 100) - (NATURE / 10), this results in a less even distribution such that random numbers less than 56 carry more weight
  • 16.10.2.2.3: The following table is the approximate chance that you will end in GREAT when NATURE >=0:
    • MOTIVATION
    0-910-1920-2930-3940-4950-5960-6970-7980-8990-99100
    NATURE0-90%1%2%3%4%5%6%7%8%9%10%
    10-191%2%3%4%5%6%7%8%9%10%11%
    20-292%3%4%5%6%7%8%9%10%11%12%
    30-393%4%5%6%7%8%9%10%11%12%13%
    40-494%5%6%7%8%9%10%11%12%13%14%
    50-595%6%7%8%9%10%11%12%13%14%15%
    60-696%7%8%9%10%11%12%13%14%15%16%
    70-797%8%9%10%11%12%13%14%15%16%17%
    80-898%9%10%11%12%13%14%15%16%17%18%
    90-999%10%11%12%13%14%15%16%17%18%19%
    10010%11%12%13%14%15%16%17%18%19%20%

  • 16.10.2.3: NATURE < 0
  • 16.10.2.3.1: Light Drill, Threshold = ((10000 x SRN[1] / 25500) % 100) - (NATURE / 20), this results in a more even distribution of the random number effect
  • 16.10.2.3.2: Hard Drill, Threshold = (SRN[1] % 100) - (NATURE / 20), this results in a less even distribution such that random numbers less than 56 carry more weight
  • 16.10.2.3.3: The following table is the approximate chance that you will end in GREAT when NATURE < 0:
    • MOTIVATION
    0-910-1920-2930-3940-4950-5960-6970-7980-8990-99100
    NATURE0--90%1%2%3%4%5%6%7%8%9%10%
    -20--390%0%1%2%3%4%5%6%7%8%9%
    -40--590%0%0%1%2%3%4%5%6%7%8%
    -60--790%0%0%0%1%2%3%4%5%6%7%
    -80--990%0%0%0%0%1%2%3%4%5%6%
    -1000%0%0%0%0%0%1%2%3%4%5%

  • 16.10.3: Fear, Spoil, Stress Adjustment calculations.
  • 16.10.3.1: Input into this calculation is STYLE
  • 16.10.3.2: The adjustment is such that there is an even distribution from -100 STYLE to 100 STYLE. Values given are an F value (completely fearful [-100 STYLE]) to an S value (completely spoiled [100 STYLE]). Due to the way the calculations are done when the difference or sum between F and S is odd, the large magnitude value will not be reached (i.e. F:-1, S:-10, only -9 will be reached at 100 Style). NOTE: for the following equation all rounding will be done towards zero for divisions, unlike what was called out in section "a" of the appendix (i.e. 0.5 -> 0, -0.5 -> 0)
  • 16.10.3.3: Adjustment = ((S + F) / 2) - ((F - S) x STYLE / 200)
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