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-Playing Video Games is a daytime option unlocked the first time you speak with [[Information Broker|Aesop]]. It is primarily used to raise [[Attribute:​speed]]. Video Games may include scenes with NPCs if you have enough [[Mechanics:Affection and Attraction|Affection]] with them.+Playing Video Games is a daytime option unlocked the first time you speak with [[Information Broker|Aesop]]. It is primarily used to raise [[Attribute:​speed]]. Video Games may include scenes with NPCs if you have enough [[Mechanic:​Attraction ​and Affection|Affection]] with them.
  
 You will be prompted whether or not to purchase a new game for $50. If you do, you have a chance to gain 1 speed if you are below the cap. The speed cap is (Level / 4) + 7. If you do not purchase a new game, you cannot gain speed. You will be prompted whether or not to purchase a new game for $50. If you do, you have a chance to gain 1 speed if you are below the cap. The speed cap is (Level / 4) + 7. If you do not purchase a new game, you cannot gain speed.
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 +The chance to gain speed decreases with your current speed, increases with your current [[Attribute:​perception]],​ and increases for each failure (including times when you didn't pay for a new game) since your last success. The chance to gain speed starts at around 1/3 with default stats (5 speed and 5 perception). After 3 failures, it will have increased to around a 1/2 chance, and after 9 failures, it will have increased to a 2/3 chance. It never increases to a 100% chance.
  
  
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