Daycare manager/technical stuff 2.5/Exposure generated resistance

Temporary measures

This is currently just a copy/paste of the "touch" mechanics with all instances of "touch" replaced with "exposure" and all specific acts deleted. Expect an overhaul soon.

Overview

The exposure acts are divided into tiers by how much resistance these individual acts will generate.

Codes

Each exposure act will have a series of codes next to it. These codes indicate how certain conditions, including but not limited to the child's sex knowledge, can have further influence on how the act is regarded. Each code will also appear in the "sex knowledge" list next to certain items on the list. Any item with a code next to it will affect any sex, touch, or exposure act that has that same code next to it.

Some codes also have extra effects. This is a full list of the codes that appear among the "exposure" acts and any extra effects that they may have on how "exposure" is calculated will be noted.

[Exposure] This code simply indicates that the act in question is considered an "exposure" act for the purpose of all related calculations.

• No special added features.

Tier-altering codes

[Age] An act that the child might regard very differently depending on their innocence level and age. Maximum and minimum tier levels can be altered by age and innocence stat.

• Age < 6, -2 tiers to all [age] tagged acts.
• Age 6-9, -1 tier to all [age] tagged acts.
• Age 11+, +1 tier to [age] tagged acts below tier 4.
• Innocence 90+, Max tier possible is tier 1.
• Innocence 80-89, Max tier possible is tier 2.
• Innocence 60-79, Max tier possible is tier 3.
• Innocence 40-59, Minimum tier possible is tier 1.
• Innocence 20-39, Minimum tier possible is tier 2.
• Innocence 0-19, Minimum tier possible is tier 3.

Standard codes

[Comfort space] Indicates this act takes place in an area where the child is more comfortable with exposure. Base requirements for entering the comfort space are calculated normally, but after successfully doing so you gain bonuses on all exposure acts that occur within this space.

• Double all resistance and distress results if you enter a "comfort space" non-consensualy.
• If comfort space is entered consensually, subtract the base requirement for entering the comfort space from all [Exposure] acts that take place in that comfort space. (Example, -10 in the bathroom, -30 in the shower.) This is based on the standard level at which the act is placed, so it is unmodified if the [age] tag is reducing the position of the [comfort space] tagged act.

[Exhibition Indicates an exhibitionist act for the sake of knowledge-based calculations

• No special features

[Explainable] There are good non-lewd explanations for why you would take this action with the child.

• Explainable acts can be tagged with a "good explanation," a "weak explanation," or "no explanation" to varying effects.
  • A good explanation will receive 1/2 normal base requirement and knowledge multiplier effects.
  • A weak explanation will receive a -10 modifier to the base requirement if the child's innocence or relationship stats are 60+ (-20 for both)
  • No explanation will not have the "explainable" modifications apply.

[Grooming] Is regarded as a sex act. Indicates a sex act the child might not realize is a sex act. (Requires innocence less than 40 to be regarded as a sex act.)

• Negative 10 to "Base requirement" if innocence is 40+
• Experiencing a non-consensual tier 4 or 5 act will negate the innocence requirement.

[Initiative] Indicates the child is the one who took initiative, the player's only action was to consent or not consent to the child's actions.

• quadruple normal experience so long as child keeps the lead.

[Numbing] Indicates this makes them less sensitive to non-consensual sex acts.

• Can reduce base resistance.

[Peers] Indicates vicarious exposure to sex acts.

• Gain exposure and touch experience from this act.

[Privacy] Indicates the act is being done in private.

• 1/2 normal base requirement, but full normal "exposure" experience.

[Sexual] Is regarded as a sex act. Indicates an act that a child who is not extremely innocent will regard as having to do with sex.

• No special features.

Layout

Each tier level will tell you 5 things in regards to how this act will be calculated.

Base Requirement = the level that the "exposure" stat needs to reach before the child will not be distressed by this act. This is just the base starting level, and it can be increased by the child's sex knowledge.

If "Relationship" is higher than the base requirement, the "Knowledge based multiplier" is halved. If "Relationship" is higher than the total final result after the "sex knowledge" modifications are added, all "resistance" and "distress" results are halved.

Knowledge based multiplier = After the related tags are run against the child's "sex knowledge," every "hit" will add a number to the child's sex knowledge score for that specific act. The "Knowledge based multiplier" will multiply the result by that much before it's added to the final required number that "exposure" or "relationship" must exceed in order to have the child not resist the exposure act.

Resistance generated = How much resistance is generated if the child's "exposure" score does not meet or exceed the final requirement result. (Halved if "Relationship" score meets or exceeds the final requirement.)

Flavor text = Gives reader an idea of what this tier means in terms of how the child regards the acts at this tier level.

List of exposure acts = a bulleted list of all touch acts at this tier level including the tags attached to that act.

By touch act

NOTE: In middle of revision. Revision is WIP.

Negligible tier

Base requirement: 0

Knowledge based multiplier: 0

Resistance generated if touch requirement is not met: +0

Flavor text: doesn't even associate this with anything unusual at all.

List of exposure acts:

• Using the restroom: Pulling down pants and sitting on toilet with an expectation of privacy [Exposure] [Comfort space] [Privacy]

Tier 0

Base requirement: 10

Knowledge based multiplier: 1

Resistance generated if touch requirement is not met: +10

Flavor text: Associates this act with some form of affection or discomfort, but would never consider it objectionable

List of exposure acts

• Discussing own or other's privates: Just talking about it, and not in the context of sex [Exposure] [Learning]
• Subjected to "Grooming" acts: Acts from "touch" list with "grooming" tag [Exposure] [Grooming]

Tier 1

Base requirement: 30

Knowledge based multiplier: 1

Resistance generated if touch requirement is not met: +20

Flavor text: Regards this as something that they shouldn't be doing, but is nothing really serious.

List of exposure acts

• Learning about sex or sexual actions: In sex-ed style conversation, not propositions to actually do it [Exposure] [Learning]
• Hearing someone else discussing their own sexual experiences: Counts other children only [Exposure] [Peers]
• Having cloths other than underwear removed by someone else: Maybe there's a reason? Maybe it's for changing clothes [Exposure] [Age] [Sexual] [Explainable]
• Over-clothes sexual touch acts: Items from "touch" list that have the "Clothing" and "Sexual" tags. [Exposure] [Sexual] [Privacy]
• Removing underwear in bedroom or bathroom: By child or MC [Exposure] [Privacy]

Tier 2

Base requirement: 40

Knowledge based multiplier: 2

Resistance generated if touch requirement is not met: +30

Flavor text: Regards this as something they should not be doing and someone is definitely getting in big trouble for.

List of exposure acts

• Using the restroom with someone else present or assisting: Self explanitory [Exposure] [Age] [Comfort space] [Explainable]
• Bathing/showering with someone: With them, or the other is assisting them [Exposure] [Age] [Comfort space] [Sexual]
• Discuss having sex or engaging in sex acts: Talking about the child actually doing it. Just bringing it up and letting them approve or decline the discussed action. [Exposure] [Sexual]
• Discuss your sexual experiences with other children: You, the MC, what you have done [Exposure] [Peers]
• Hearing about non-consensual sex with other children: And not being bothered by it [Exposure] [Peers] [Numbing]
• Having underwear removed: There are very few non-sexual reasons for this, but there are a few [Exposure] [Age] [Sexual] [Explainable]
• Engaging in nude sex or sex acts without others present: Just you and them [Exposure] [Sexual]
• Watching someone masturbate: Includes seeing cum [Exposure] [Sexual]
• Over-clothes sexual touch acts: Items from "touch" list that have the "Clothing" and "Sexual" tags. [Exposure] [Sexual] [Context]
• Sex or under-clothes sexual acts in bedroom or bathroom: Still have to meet the "touch" requirement separately for them to go along with it [Exposure] [Sexual] [Privacy]

Tier 3

Base requirement: 50

Knowledge based multiplier: 3

Resistance generated if touch requirement is not met: +40

Flavor text: Acts that they know are not appropriate and will only do them with you if they really trust you or have very low resistance

List of exposure acts

• Seeing others naked: On the receiving end of someone else's exhibitionism [Exposure] [Exhibition] [Peers]
• Watching MC engage in sex or sexual acts with peers: Seeing it done with someone else [Exposure] [Exhibition] [Peers]
• Telling other children about their own sexual experiences: As though it's no big deal [Exposure] [Sexual]

Tier 4

Base requirement: 60

Knowledge based multiplier: 4

Resistance generated if touch requirement is not met: +50

Flavor text: Acts they know cross some kind of line beyond just being "naughty," or that they do not like the idea of. Will need a special form of relationship or have been really exposed to a lot of physical affection in order to lower their guard.

List of exposure acts

• Assisting in grooming or sex with other children: Help calm them down and encourage them to consent [Exposure]
• Mostly-dressed sex or sex-acts with peers present: Clothing is on, it's just shifted [Exposure] [Exhibition] [Sexual]
• Watching clear, but not extreme, non-consensual sex or sex acts with other children: No loud screaming or hitting, just clear "no" statements and maybe some distressed looks. Meeting requirement means they aren't bothered by it [Exposure] [Sexual] [Peers] [Numbing]

Tier 5

Base requirement: 80

Knowledge based multiplier: 5

Resistance generated if touch requirement is not met: +80

Flavor text: Acts that they find very unpleasant. Will need a lot of convincing and very high relationship to try it.

List of exposure acts

• Watching violently non-consensual sex: Victim yells, hits, and cries out for help or MC resorts to hitting or restraints [Exposure] [Sexual] [Peers] [Numbing]
• Experiencing non-consensual sex with any 3rd party present: Self explanatory [Exposure] [Sexual] [Numbing]

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