05-30-2016, 09:58 PM
(05-30-2016, 09:48 PM)Jams Bolero Wrote: The way you phrase it makes it seem like LV fades away over time, like how a muscle gets weaker when you don't train with it. I mean, you say things like "if they make a transition to LV 9," so is this the case then?
It's mostly in response to the fact that, in Undertale, you start off with LV 1 at the start of each game session, with it increasing as you do the required things to increase it. In a sense, the encouragement part is to get you, in UT, to NOT increase your LV this way.
Now, since this isn't UT, that sort of thing would require a bit of translation, shall we say, so I just put that in.
With it brought up: In a sense, it kinda does. If someone with high LV suddenly decides, for one reason or another, he/she heavily regrets their actions and wishes to atone for it, then after a while if they do start to atone, their LV goes down. However, this does not mean that being at, say, LV 19, and then going "Oh, I don't actually like killing. Guess it's back to pacifism," will immediately reduce your LV. You'd have to prove you've changed to do that. And if you then decide to go back to your old genocidal roots, you can more or less forget about ever lowering your LV at all.
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