Bully also has both toilets and urinals, and while Jimmy doesn't actually need to use them, the game does keep track of how many times you've used each. Protagonist Jimmy Hopkins must sleep every night, and if he isn't in bed by 2 AM, he'll collapse from exhaustion. They could also barge into occupied bathrooms, which would invariably piss off the occupant.
Breath of Fire II had toilets in most homes, though the characters never seemed to need to use them, aside from diving into them during two game events (with an honorable mention going to a lift that performs double duty as a toilet). Tiredness can also be reduced by certain consumable items, and sleeping outside is a good way to get to events that only happen at a certain time of day, as game time advances rapidly while you're asleep. As your tiredness increases, your movements and attacks will slow, and eventually, if you hit 100%, you will fall asleep where you stand, even if in the middle of combat! You can restore your tiredness fully by sleeping at the inn or in your room, but if you're out in the wilderness you can find a safe spot to lie down and sleep to gradually restore your tiredness, up to 50%. In Brave Fencer Musashi, you have a tiredness percentage that will increase the longer you go without rest. Further lampshaded by one of Claptrap's announcements over the PA system in Claptrap's Robot Revolution: "C'mon! Give in! You'll have fun being a robot! You'll never have to pee again, and I'll even let you pick your paint job!" Gearbox must've paid attention to the fan response to this trope. When you talk to him, he says, "Hey, you know when the water's gonna come back on?" One stall, however, is occupied by a non-hostile NPC sitting on the lid. There is a row of stalls with (ammo-containing) toilets in them. Lampshaded in Tartarus Station in the new Claptrap's Robot Revolution DLC. The only logical conclusion is that the mooks of Planet Pandora crap out live ammunition and never flush afterwards. All of them are openable and they all contain ammo refills. There seems to be Goodies in the Toilets bowls EVERYWHERE in Borderlands, indoors and out throughout the entire game. Not so much in direct sequel Return to Krondor. In Betrayal at Krondor and its Spiritual Successor Betrayal at Antara, sleep and food are important concerns for the party on the go. We don't want to lose any dedicated players." Food is not required, which Baldur's Gate II notes humorously in one of the game tips: "While your character does not have to eat, remember that YOU do. The NPCs will start complaining vocally when this happens. Tavern tycoon free drinks expensive bathroom series#
The Baldur's Gate series will start dealing your characters exhaustion penalties if they don't take time to sleep every so often.ARK pays a worrying amount of attention to its pooping mechanic. including causing them to void their bowels uncontrollably.
On top of all that, a certain status affliction, 'hallucinogenic spores', causes symptoms that wreak havoc on the player's body. ARK has such an extensive pooping mechanic that it's actually crucial for farming, as well as for raising dung beetles, AND it happens in proportion to the amount of food consumed by domesticated creatures. The player character is not exempt from this, and the toilet is a craftable piece of furniture for your base. ARK: Survival Evolved is a rare exception, with nearly every living creature on the map (excluding only aquatic animals and small insects) stopping to defecate regularly.An aversion, if you're willing to cope with the notion that you just crapped through your pants. It even makes a flushing noise when you get off. The toilet is, in fact, an item you can acquire and it can be sat on. Yahtzee Croshaw's review of Animal Crossing heavily lampshades the way the inhabitants of "Assfuckville" seem to be living in a grim parody of human life based on a fundamental lack of understanding of how and why things happen and work, rather than anything resembling a person-including the lack of facilities, mentioning that while one character does have a toilet, it's in the middle of his living room.In Alundra 2, a child asks you to travel the world and document all of the world's toilets.
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