I just realized I don’t need to translate my own words into English first before posting on the forum—the forum will do it for me. That’s wonderful.
When playing simulation games, I always feel like different NPCs, aside from having different faces, are just personality combinations. But personality settings are inherently limited and can’t be too varied.
So, could we add some numerical attributes? It’s like when I catch a “summoned beast” on the street—even if they have the same personality, they have differences in stamina and stress resistance. If each zoi also had these kinds of differences, wouldn’t it increase their uniqueness? (Haha, I might end up catching zois all over the place…)
Of course, I’m not suggesting turning zois into pure numerical comparisons, but rather simply introducing some numerical variations. This could open up more possibilities for future “collection gameplay” and “cultivation gameplay.”
For example, I have two lovers with the same personality, but one gets tired more easily when doing chores, while the other eats more slowly. Things like that… If I wanted to improve these traits, maybe I could obtain some kind of rare holiday reward during a certain festival, give it to my partner, and permanently increase their eating speed?