Jerk

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Jerk is one of 14 personality types which an NPC can have. NPCs with this personality type are aggressive and pick on other NPCs for their own amusement.

Special Reactions

Jerk NPCs gain the following reactions (see Personality for the defaults which are overridden by this personality's reactions):

  • Cheerful: Annoyed
  • Emo: Schadenfreude
  • Comfort: Annoyed (40%), Flee (20%), or Chase (40%)
  • Cry: Annoyed (20%), Schadenfreude (60%), or Chase (20%)
  • Vomit: Annoyed (~16.7%), Schadenfreude (~33.3%), Vomit (~16.7%), Go Home (~16.7%), Chase (~16.7%)
  • Bored: Annoyed, Schadenfreude or Chase
  • Wink: Annoyed (~43.5%), Schadenfreude (~43.5%), or Chase (~13.0%)
  • Love: Annoyed (~43.5%), Schadenfreude (~43.5%), or Chase (~13.0%)
  • Flee: Chase
  • Quit: Chase
  • Go Home: Chase
  • Wall Button: Punch
  • Music: Annoyed
  • Videogame Complete: Punch

Special Status Messages

In addition to generic status messages, Jerk NPCs may decide to use the following status messages:


Jerk Status Messages

  • Looking for someone to irritate
  • Won't stop making loud noises
  • Left the toilet seat up
  • Pretending to have kleptomania
  • Kicked a small alien creature earlier
  • Looking for someone to pick on
  • Speaking entirely in puns
  • Playing devil's advocate
  • Won't be reasoned with
  • Unaccepting of alternative life style choices
  • Thinks everyone should listen to them
  • Wishes they were in charge
  • Looking for a fight
  • Repeating the same joke over and over
  • Openly discussing spoilers today
  • Feeling disagreeable
  • Feeling unforgiving
  • Wants to spread rumours
  • Considering destroying their house for the insurance
  • Can't believe they're still here
  • Owes people money
  • Contemplating breaking promises
  • Regrets their behaviour
  • Feeling unloved
  • Feeling overly critical
  • Feeling mean
  • Considering starting a cult
  • Believing they're superior
  • Intentionally missing the point
  • Beyond criticism
  • Referring to people by their second name