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[Hugehead]

Are you looking to breed superpowered girl of doom?

Yeah, just no telling spoilers, wouldn't make it as fun for me to do it.

[LordBucket]

Ok. Also, buy her a summer and winter dress while you still have money. Though from the other posts, it looks like my robust diet vote is ournumbered by people who want a weight loss diet, so money might not be much of an issue. Anyway...buy some dresses either way.

[Neonivek]

Are you looking to breed superpowered girl of doom?

Yeah, just no telling spoilers, wouldn't make it as fun for me to do it.

It isn't THAT tough to do so unless your mixing magic and physical attack (which is an incredible challenge)

[Itnetlolor]

At least having a robust diet for a year should up her constitution enough to be able to keep her working in any field no problem, and should also keep her immunity system in check, just in case.

But yeah, get the dresses to prepare for changes in season/weather and keep her doing some housework to keep her temper up.

[tehstefan]

Just curious, what does temperment even do?

[LordBucket]

Just curious, what does temperment even do?

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

 * It makes her more tolerant to stress. You can work her harder with less chance of delinquency, sickness, running away, etc. This is very useful if you want to really push her instead of giving her time off every month to keep stress low.
 * It's the attribute from which the last set of popularity gains are based. Each person you can talk to at the palace has a cap to what they can give you. Temperament is the only way to max your popularity.

The catch is that housework is the only way to raise it. But housework also decreases sensitivity, which is one of the more generally useful stats in the game. So if you're ever going to raise temperament, it's best to do it right away rather than wait. And if you do, you'll end up with capped cooking skill by the time you're done, which with enough sensitivity, will win you the cooking contest. And while the cooking contest is not as easy to win as the art contest (which most people recommend), the rewards for cooking are, in my opinion, better. It's also worth mentioning that there's a hidden maternity stat that the game tracks and uses for your end-game review. And the only way to raise that is to do babysitting, which happens to raise your sensitivity. So, max temperament/cooking ---> babysitting/maternity ---> win cooking contest is a great way to start the game. It's certainly not the only way, or the easiest way. But it's the best way I've found if your goal is to minmax everything.

Temperament isn't something that's totally necessary. You can get through the entire game and even get most of the better endings without it, and even marrying the prince doesn't require so much popularity that temperament is necessary to do it. It's not. High morals, low sin, and ending every month with zero stress will also prevent most of the bad things from happening. But with temperament you don't have to watch those things so closely.

[Neonivek]

To sum it up the game likes to seriously mess with your head!

[IronyOwl]

No matter how well this turns out, I doubt you'll be able to top this one.

Go ahead, prove me wrong. I'll be watching.

Dear lord, it's the Boatmurdered of Princess Maker 2. I didn't even know games other than DF were depraved enough to have something like that.

[Miggy]

Ooh, this game seems to be what the "My Pet protector" series games were based on! I loved those games!

So uhh, where can I get this?

[rickvoid]

Ooh, this game seems to be what the "My Pet protector" series games were based on! I loved those games!

So uhh, where can I get this?

If you have to ask... 

Anyway, many games were based off of this. Some of them require brainbleach. Run a google search on "inspired by Princess Maker". I dare you.

*Fake edit* Never mind. The ones I was thinking of THAT WILL NOT BE NAMED HERE didn't even come up. Perhaps there's hope for the internet yet. 

[Hugehead]

I don't know what rickvoid is talking about but you can get it from Abandonia.

[rickvoid]

I don't know what rickvoid is talking about but you can get it from Abandonia.

Oh yeah. You can get this one there.

I do not have a guilty conscience about anything no sir.

[breadbocks]

Ooh, this game seems to be what the "My Pet protector" series games were based on! I loved those games!

So uhh, where can I get this?

*Fake edit* Never mind. The ones I was thinking of THAT WILL NOT BE NAMED HERE didn't even come up. Perhaps there's hope for the internet yet. 

I can haz link?

Wait, you mean this?

[Simmura McCrea]

No matter how well this turns out, I doubt you'll be able to top this one.

Go ahead, prove me wrong. I'll be watching.

Dear lord, it's the Boatmurdered of Princess Maker 2. I didn't even know games other than DF were depraved enough to have something like that.

Oh god. That's brilliant.

[Akura]

Just curious, what does temperment even do?

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

 * It makes her more tolerant to stress. You can work her harder with less chance of delinquency, sickness, running away, etc. This is very useful if you want to really push her instead of giving her time off every month to keep stress low.
 * It's the attribute from which the last set of popularity gains are based. Each person you can talk to at the palace has a cap to what they can give you. Temperament is the only way to max your popularity.

The catch is that housework is the only way to raise it. But housework also decreases sensitivity, which is one of the more generally useful stats in the game. So if you're ever going to raise temperament, it's best to do it right away rather than wait. And if you do, you'll end up with capped cooking skill by the time you're done, which with enough sensitivity, will win you the cooking contest. And while the cooking contest is not as easy to win as the art contest (which most people recommend), the rewards for cooking are, in my opinion, better. It's also worth mentioning that there's a hidden maternity stat that the game tracks and uses for your end-game review. And the only way to raise that is to do babysitting, which happens to raise your sensitivity. So, max temperament/cooking ---> babysitting/maternity ---> win cooking contest is a great way to start the game. It's certainly not the only way, or the easiest way. But it's the best way I've found if your goal is to minmax everything.

Temperament isn't something that's totally necessary. You can get through the entire game and even get most of the better endings without it, and even marrying the prince doesn't require so much popularity that temperament is necessary to do it. It's not. High morals, low sin, and ending every month with zero stress will also prevent most of the bad things from happening. But with temperament you don't have to watch those things so closely.

Spoiler: Eh? (click to show/hide)

I thought Temperament only scored popularty from the Queen(as well as that other stuff). The King, I think goes by Fighter Rep.

No matter how well this turns out, I doubt you'll be able to top this one.

Go ahead, prove me wrong. I'll be watching.

Dear lord, it's the Boatmurdered of Princess Maker 2. I didn't even know games other than DF were depraved enough to have something like that.

You're kidding right ? This game's cheat mode is almost a felony in the US.