These stats generally measure what the prison's inhabitants (both the staff and other inmates) think of the player. In the event of the player having extremely high Crime, they may end up being sentenced with over a year of jail-time, at which point escape is perhaps the only viable option.Īs with other areas such as the Asylum, the prison has its own unique atmospheric stats that the player must keep track of. Note that unlike with community service or the pillory, there does not appear to be a limit to how long a player's sentence may last. Every 250 points of Crime is worth one day in prison so, for example, the minimum amount of Crime needed to get sent to the prison (5000) would net the player a sentence of 20 days. When the player is arrested, they'll be given a sentence, the duration of which scales with their Crime level. Note that the player may need to make repeat trips to and from the Orphanage bedroom to unload their stolen goods/discard any gowns should their wardrobe become too full. It takes about 15 gowns to bring the player's Crime level from 0 to 6250 subsequent gowns can be stolen to increase the sentence. Each stolen gown is worth 420 points of Crime, and unlike the clothing shop in the Shopping Centre, the player cannot get banned from this store. The exact amount of Crime the player has accumulated can be checked in the "Extra Stats" tab of the Stats menu.įor those looking to build up their Crime deliberately, a safe way of doing so is visiting the Forest Shop at night and stealing the most expensive item there, the Classic Gothic Gown. In this case, at least 6250 points of Crime are needed to ensure imprisonment. Instead of getting arrested, the player may also opt to turn themselves in at the Police Station however, since turning oneself in results in the player's Crime stat dropping by 20%, the required amount of Crime needed for a prison sentence is higher in this case than if the player had been arrested against their will. Note that it's the sentence that counts, not whether or not the player serves it if the player escapes from police custody instead of letting the officer lock them up in the pillory, they'll still be sent to prison on any future arrests. After they've received their punishment, any subsequent arrests with high Crime (at least enough that the police " have more than enough evidence for an arrest," as stated in the Social tab) will result in the player being sent to jail.
In order for the police to deem the player worthy of imprisonment, they must have been sentenced to the pillory at least once. Thus, it is only accessible as a failstate for unfortunate players - specifically, those who were careless with committing crimes.
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How to EnterĪs stated, the prison is considered one of the game's soft bad-endings.
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