Thank you so much for the detailed feedback dontcare015! Glad that you're enjoying the game. Some of the features you mentioned are already on the dev plan (Scene creator, empty location pins on the map, class schedule changes for characters). As for your questions, here's some explanations:
3. The LLM is specifically instructed to create an "interest" class for each character that only that character would take, which does result in very obvious picks sometimes. It's in the game for people who want to take a class with that specific character
4. I do prefer vagueness in the game to avoid too much mechanical optimization. But I don't mind sharing outside of the game if people would like to know.
Mood-swings: Character's mood cycle descriptions are more extreme
Disagreeable/Good-natured: Higher/Lower chance to increase affinity with other NPCs
Materialist: Prefers gifts that cost more than $100 and the last 5 gifts instead of 3 affect disposition
Terminally Online: Posts more on Bunnyboard and the last 5 posts liked instead of 3 affect disposition
Promiscuous: Starts the game with the harem tag (doesn't receive negative disposition from cheating rumors) and receives "down to fuck" status on certain days of mood cycle
5. What menus is this a problem on? And would you mind providing the sprite for me to test?
6. I actually would love to add this but since a lot of game logic is tied to the beginning of each time slot this is probably a complex add for quite a bit later.
7. Currently, all custom outfits must be set manually. But I've already made it so that you'll be able to write instructions to the LLM in the next update. Stay tuned!
9. Friendships are randomly generated for characters who are upperclassmen, while freshmen start as strangers to everyone. Over the course of the semester, as they meet on-screen and off-screen, their affinity towards each other randomly increases/decreases. Right now they can only be friends, but in the future I want to make it so they can date and breakup.
11. Characters can't change their schedule, except for freshmen who may sometimes pick up a part-time job later in the semester