Blatant Lies: If you get taken to court for taking out someone's arm or leg (or both), your character will defend himself by claiming that the victim just fell down and lost a limb on their own.To make a long story short, the residents of Southtown have more than a few screws loose. Then the prisoners in particular have a chance of telling you to "stop hanging out with that asshole", with that asshole being 'themself', and will be angry no matter if you decide to cut them out of your life or not. They're also A-OK with trying to murder you simply for not handing over an item or refusing to give up your seat. Ax-Crazy: Due to the game's unpredictable AI, the inmates and guards have a tendency to break out into all-out brawls.This does not explain why the wardens are just as prone to randomly breaking into fights with each-other. However, the game justifies this as everyone's hardened criminals. Artificial Stupidity: Just like The You Testament, characters can go from being friendly to stomping a mudhole in your ass.It's possible for your character to get sentenced for "Turning up late".Oh, boy where do we start? While the game makes it justified that, since it takes place 20 Minutes into the Future, there are new laws here to handle everything else, it's mind-boggling to see just how much law is changed to handle this game.Anti Poop-Socking: Attempting to just sleep through your entire sentence? Sleeping more than necessary causes your happiness meter to plummet.
You've got names as normal as Grant Clark and Matt Pearce, then you've got larger than life prison nicknames like Wideboy, Fairytale, and Big Pussy. Anyone Can Die: Because the game's AI is active regardless of where the player is, inmates or even the guards have a habit of killing each other.
0 kommentar(er)
