#Monster prom stat requirements trial#

Or you can visit the shop, which is useful if you don't need money, since vising the shop outside of lunch deprive you of the opportunity of impressing the characters and earning stats. If you sit with a side character (who has to be alone at that table), you can gain a free 4 points in one of 2 stats. If you sit at the same table as the one you are trying to pursue, you can earn heart points with them if you select the correct choice (no stat check, gain or loss here). Later on, usually the second week if you did everything right, you are locked onto one character (during this stage, they may or may not show up alone for encounters) and either of the choices you make during these encounters will impress them.Īs for lunch time, there are three options. Lunch encounters have no checks and are just free heart points. These are usually easy checks (at least 5 or 6 is required to pass them on the first week I believe), but your options are a lot more narrow since only one of them will impress the person you want. In the early game, where encounters consist of at least two characters, choose the choice that will impress the one you are trying to pursue. Make sure you impress the correct character for the third question of the quiz at the start.

#Monster prom stat requirements trial#

The only way to figure out which choice correlate to which stat is either through intuition (I can usually narrow each choice down to one of two stats) or trial and error. One guide on steam indicates that five of the six characters have a minimum stat requirement, so obviously include them in your three stats (I personally wouldn't count money as one of the stats to focus on though). By that I mean visit places that increase one of those three stats (try to keep them balanced) and pick choices that you think will use one of those three. Pick three stats to focus on and stick to them.