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The Dexter family received a telegram; after a thousand attempts, Blake Dexter won a gameshow. The prize? One week in Hawaii. But in a family of five, only four tickets were won. Finally, your parents agreed to leave one of their children with a babysitter. | The Dexter family received a telegram; after a thousand attempts, Blake Dexter won a gameshow. The prize? One week in Hawaii. But in a family of five, only four tickets were won. Finally, your parents agreed to leave one of their children with a babysitter. | ||
| - | This is a story about two people - Serah Drake, the babysitter, and James Dexter, | + | This is a story about two people - Serah Drake, the babysitter, and James Dexter, an eighteen year old boy who never got that growth spurt. |
| - | This CYOA is slightly different from the others in one regard - you are requested to keep track of stats. Keep track of the opposite party's Lust, Willingness and Happiness - these all contribute towards different endings and have effects on various scenarios. | + | This CYOA is slightly different from the others in one regard - you are requested to keep track of stats. Keep track of the opposite party's Lust, Willingness, Clothing, Awkwardness and Happiness - these all contribute towards different endings and have effects on various scenarios. More details on the stats are presented below. |
| - | For Editors: Don't take the story too far outside the house. It'll become too hard to keep track of. So no trips downtown - you'll have to practically write a new CYOA for the different events in different places. And keep things slightly logical with stats - as Serah, for example, giving James a goodnight kiss won't raise his Lust by 10, or apologizing as James to Serah for raping her won't add +10 Willingness or make her forget about it. | + | Lust: Self explanatory. The other party's lust towards you. |
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| + | Willingness: How willing one party is for sexual interactions with the other. This can go up and down with Happiness, but is a separate stat. This is how willing they are to have sex with you. | ||
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| + | Awkwardness: Awkwardness can affect their likelihood to want to have sex with you - this is how familiar you two are with each other. If you've had some sexual contact earlier, Awkwardness will usually decrease. | ||
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| + | Happiness: How happy the other party is. This can have a large effect on various scenarios. | ||
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| + | You should also keep track of the Day of the week. | ||
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| + | For Editors: Don't take the story too far outside the house. It'll become too hard to keep track of. So no trips downtown - you'll have to practically write a new CYOA for the different events in different places. And keep things slightly logical with stats - as Serah, for example, giving James a goodnight kiss won't raise his Lust by 10, or apologizing as James to Serah for raping her won't add +10 Willingness or make her forget about it. Also try to keep things in a similar timeframe - remember, the story HAS to end on the morning of Day 8, when the Dexter family comes home. | ||
*[[James Dexter]] | *[[James Dexter]] | ||
Current revision as of 13:22, 25 October 2017
The Dexter family received a telegram; after a thousand attempts, Blake Dexter won a gameshow. The prize? One week in Hawaii. But in a family of five, only four tickets were won. Finally, your parents agreed to leave one of their children with a babysitter.
This is a story about two people - Serah Drake, the babysitter, and James Dexter, an eighteen year old boy who never got that growth spurt.
This CYOA is slightly different from the others in one regard - you are requested to keep track of stats. Keep track of the opposite party's Lust, Willingness, Clothing, Awkwardness and Happiness - these all contribute towards different endings and have effects on various scenarios. More details on the stats are presented below.
Lust: Self explanatory. The other party's lust towards you.
Willingness: How willing one party is for sexual interactions with the other. This can go up and down with Happiness, but is a separate stat. This is how willing they are to have sex with you.
Awkwardness: Awkwardness can affect their likelihood to want to have sex with you - this is how familiar you two are with each other. If you've had some sexual contact earlier, Awkwardness will usually decrease.
Happiness: How happy the other party is. This can have a large effect on various scenarios.
You should also keep track of the Day of the week.
For Editors: Don't take the story too far outside the house. It'll become too hard to keep track of. So no trips downtown - you'll have to practically write a new CYOA for the different events in different places. And keep things slightly logical with stats - as Serah, for example, giving James a goodnight kiss won't raise his Lust by 10, or apologizing as James to Serah for raping her won't add +10 Willingness or make her forget about it. Also try to keep things in a similar timeframe - remember, the story HAS to end on the morning of Day 8, when the Dexter family comes home.
