The "Guard Activity Record" is a mini-game set to help Iris as a temporary guardian while solving the problems of the "Underworld".
The content is a limited time trick.
Walking through the Underworld means catching subjects according to random troubles that occur. For example, if "crime", "offender", "missing", "missing person (including pet)" are found and captured from the "Underworld"....
If the target is found by the player, they will run away from the area and make contact with it in the meantime, it will be a success.If we don't get caught, we'll fail.
The final score can then yield a small amount of points corresponding to it and a favorable feeling towards the player from Iris.
Incidentally, her favorites influence the story of The Underworld and are used to determine whether she will eventually follow the hero who will return to the world.
Since Iris is originally a character with additional content, he does not influence this part, and he rarely speaks at events in the main scenario.
Speaking of the benefits of traveling with you in this world, it's about adding Christmas and Valentine's Day events, unlocking some sub-scenarios, and increasing the number of quests in the Adventurer Alliance.
So, this mini-game. Actually, it's quite a hassle.
First of all, the map area called "Underworld" is so large that it takes time to chase and catch the subject.
In addition, since trouble occurs randomly, the problem of the missing person occurs while the killer is on the run... and the situation overlaps.
Well, this is the range of difficulty of a regular mini-game.
The problem is that Iris, who is not only a player but also an NPC, must be instructed to move it.
As I said at the outset, this mini-game is about "helping Iris as a temporary guard."
That's why Iris will join the map as a helpful character.
She can move around the map by giving directions and will follow her automatically when she has an object to follow in her sensory range.
"(It's just that Iris' perception range is" too wide "and often moves over there to the right or left without anyone catching him.)"
Iris' perceived range is either very wide with the Magic Eye setting, or it may be ahead of a building that does not pass through the vision. If the subject is in the set perceived range, he will recognize and chase it.
However, in the original game, it was not possible to prioritize the subject, so if the subject B falls into the perception range while chasing the subject A, there are many situations where the tracking of the subject A is stopped and the subject B begins to be chased.
Moreover, the shorter the time limit, the higher the score, the higher the incidence of trouble, so the later she gets, the more she flickers.
To do this, we need frequent instructions from our players, but if we predict the route of the person we're chasing and running away from, and give them instructions and go in a strange direction, we'll fix it and repeat….
"(If she doesn't help me to achieve a high score, I'll never be able to exceed the hurdle.It's not so bad as a mini-game, but it just stinks.) "
In addition, once I scored a high score, Iris's favorite sensitivity would continue to be corrected, so I didn't play this mini-game much, combined with the annoyance of the game itself.
VR players who could play from a first-person perspective were favored in terms of being able to simulate fugitive plays like movies and instructions to subordinates, but I still remember that there were a certain number of repetitions of "troublesome".
"Now to protect the peace of the Underworld!And engage with the community and do your best to improve Mr. Sakurai's humanity!
"Oh?
Ooh.
As Iris raised his arms small enough to make a cheerful voice, I quickly broke up with them and made a rough calculation.
Iris is a benefactor who has improved my relationship with Hitogaki, but I don't feel the need to increase my likelihood because I don't intend to be involved in the original story in the first place.
Well, I know she takes care of me, but it's true that this mini-game doesn't lead to leveling, and otherwise it won't motivate me.
"(That's why it's rude to despise me... even though I'm dating you moderately.)"
Where that is determined, an indication of "Eclipse +1" appears at the edge of the field of view.
Well, is judgment about the situation also considered an action?I've made a good discovery, and this is how I'm going to put it together with the world.
"Well then, I'll try my best with no help!
It's kind of strangely motivating, Sakurai-san.
"That's enough! Thank you, Iris, and I'll do my best to cheer up your unwilling waste of time!
"Honesty is usually a beauty, but Sakurai is in the opposite direction."
"From what I've seen, the area is not deliberately of poor quality, Mr. Sakurai."
You'll get a reputation for it while pretending to be in an alley where about half the subjects will run away because of geography!!