Kira Lia Drunk 〈EXTENDED × 2027〉

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: Separating color channels (red, green, and blue) slightly to mimic double vision or optical misalignment.

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: Introducing low-frequency, unpredictable physics oscillation to the main camera, forcing the user to struggle against the game’s default viewing angle. Physics and Control Inversion

| Mechanic | Description | Implementation Details | |----------|-------------|------------------------| | | A semi‑circular UI element around the health bar that fills as Kira Lia drinks. | - 0 % = sober. - 100 % = fully drunk (max effect). - Meter decays at a rate of 5 %/sec when not drinking, faster (8 %/sec) if the player activates “Water Break”. | | Stat Modifiers | Intoxication alters core stats: | - Accuracy : ± (−10 % × %Intox) → 10 % penalty at full. - Movement Speed : + (5 % × %Intox) → 5 % boost at full (slightly “lighter”). - Reaction Time : + (30 % × %Intox) → 30 % slower at full. - Luck : + (15 % × %Intox) → increased critical hit chance. | | Perception Distortion | Visual & auditory filters simulate drunkenness. | - Blur/Edge‑Detection : 0 % → 25 % screen blur at full. - Color Shift : Warm hue saturation ↑ 15 % at full. - Audio Reverb : Slight echo on ambient sounds; dialogue muffles proportionally. | | Control “Wobble” | Subtle, random input drift to emulate impaired coordination. | - Input vector offset generated via low‑frequency Perlin noise, magnitude = 0.05 × %Intox of stick deflection. | | Dialogue Variants | NPCs react to Kira Lia’s drunkenness with alternate lines and optional “drunk‑only” quests. | - Dialogue tree nodes flagged DRUNK_ONLY . - NPCs may offer “drink‑related” side‑quests (e.g., “Find the lost bottle”). | | Risk/Reward Interaction | Certain gameplay systems (e.g., lock‑picking, gambling, combat) have modified success curves. | - Lock‑Pick : Base success × (1 − %Intox) + (Luck × %Intox). - Gambling Mini‑Game : Payout multiplier ↑ (0.5 × %Intox). - Combat : Damage dealt ↑ (0.2 × %Intox) but chance to miss ↑ (0.4 × %Intox). | | Recovery Options | Players can mitigate intoxication via items or actions. | - Water : Instant -30 % meter, +10 % movement speed for 5 s. - Coffee : -50 % meter, temporarily restores reaction time (adds “clear‑head” buff for 8 s). | | Failure State – “Blackout” | If the meter reaches 100 % and a high‑stress trigger occurs (e.g., taking damage > 20 % max HP), Kira Lia may blackout. | - Cutscene: Fade to black, player loses control for 2‑4 s. - Consequence: Random loss of an inventory item (selected from “non‑essential” pool) and a temporary debuff “Hangover” (‑10 % all stats for 30 s). |