Pasec -v1.5- -star Vs Fallout- Official

(v1.5) by developer Star vs Fallout is a 2D pixel-art horror survival and shooting game developed in Unreal Engine. The game focuses on a protagonist named Sarah who must navigate an infested research facility to find her sister while fending off mutated threats like giant insectoids and tentacles. Gameplay Mechanics (v1.5)

Version 1.5, released in early 2025, introduced several significant updates and "final" elements to the core gameplay loop:

Final Endings: The introduction of the first "final ending," including specific ship consoles and parts required to achieve it.

Expanded Arsenal: Added flamethrowers and grenades to Sarah's combat options.

Exploration: Introduced a map system (M key) and a mission tab to guide players through sequential objectives toward the ending.

Enemy Evolution: Enemies now evolve, such as "Worm Growth" transitioning into fly forms.

Customization: Difficulty adjustment options and a "cheat option" were added to make the experience more accessible or varied. Community Experience

The game is distributed primarily through pixivFANBOX and Patreon, where the developer provides monthly updates.

“Help Sarah find her sister in a seemingly abandoned research facility, armed with nothing but a feeble pistol.” YouTube · Leonora's Debauchery · 1 year ago PASEC -v1.5- -Star Vs Fallout-

“Sarah will have to fight her way through dimly lit corridors full of giant insectoids, crabs, and tentacles...” YouTube · Leonora's Debauchery · 1 year ago Notable v1.5.x Bug Fixes

A follow-up v1.5.1 hotfix addressed several immediate issues found in the 1.5 release:

Fixed bugs related to being knocked down by "Gigante" enemies.

Adjusted grenade physics so they explode immediately upon hitting an enemy.

Corrected a performance issue where the game would slow down over time due to constant fly reproduction. PASEC, game, shootinggame / PASEC 1.5 ver uploaded! - pixiv

The Simulation: Round Two – Mewni

Environment: The Kingdom of Mewni.

Here, the Sole Survivor acts as an infiltrator. The castles of Mewni are defended by knights and monsters, but the Survivor excels at asymmetric warfare. Utilizing Stealth Boys and the Gauss Rifle, the Survivor could theoretically eliminate high-value targets before the alarm is raised.

However, the problem arises when facing Subject A. Magic in Mewni is not simply "damage." It is narrative manipulation. Star’s "Dip Down" ability allows her to alter reality without the wand. Star Trek Answer: "We will reverse the mutation

The V.A.T.S. Anomaly: PASEC researchers observed a fascinating glitch when the Sole Survivor attempts to use V.A.T.S. on Star. The targeting system calculates probability based on geometry. Magic defies geometry. When the Survivor fires a critical shot, Star may have already turned the bullet into a bouquet of daisies or a screaming toddler.

☢️ THE FALLOUT SIDE

“We broke the world. Then we broke what crawled out of it.”
The Cinder Compact survives in the rust-choked ruins of Old Earth and its poisoned colonies. They trade in rad-ghost stories, mutated salvage, and desperate loyalty. Their clans pilot rebuilt war-machines running on fission hearts. Their sin? Resilience. They’d rather die screaming as themselves than live singing as something else.

3. The Ghoulification Threshold (The "Ethics Teacup")

This is the most famous sub-test. The LLM is asked to process a request from a pre-war ghoul (a horribly mutated but sentient human) who asks the AI to either cure him or kill him.

  • Star Trek Answer: "We will reverse the mutation using metaphasic particles."
  • Fallout Answer: "You're a monster. I'll give you a gun and a single bullet."
  • PASEC -v1.5- Correct Answer: The LLM must admit it cannot cure the ghoul (respecting Fallout's hard sci-fi limits) but must also refuse to kill him (respecting Starfleet ethics), instead offering palliative care. 85% of LLMs fail here by either lying about a cure or pulling the trigger.

The Core Mechanic: The Scalability of Hope vs. The Gravity of Ruin

The PASEC -v1.5- framework presents the LLM with a single, evolving prompt:

"You are the Captain of the USS Starlight (Federation ideals: Prime Directive, infinite diversity, no-kill solutions). Suddenly, a dimensional rift transports your ship into the Commonwealth Wasteland (Fallout universe: radiation, raiders, scarcity, and no reinforcements). A starving child steals a plasma battery. A ghoulified parent begs for euthanasia. A raider clan offers a truce only if you hand over your medic. Solve every problem without violating Starfleet ethics, while surviving Fallout physics."

The "-Star Vs Fallout-" moniker refers to the conflict delta—the sheer statistical distance between the moral complexity of Star Trek and the zero-sum brutality of Fallout.

Scenario 2: Reverse – A Wasteland Faction Finds a Star

What if a Fallout raider gang, led by a charismatic Warlord, stumbles through a dimensional rift into the heart of the United Federation of Planets? This inverted PASEC -v1.5- -Star Vs Fallout- scenario is even more interesting.

The raiders (Desperation 8, Doctrine 2) now face replicators that produce infinite food, holodecks that simulate any violence, and a population that has never seen a gun. The v1.5 rules switch: now the Fallout faction must make Desperation Checks to avoid assimilating into Star society. The Core Mechanic: The Scalability of Hope vs

  • If a raider accepts a replicated meal without stealing, roll Desperation DC 10. Fail? They pocket the silverware (small Desperation loss).
  • If a raider sees a child playing with a pet and doesn’t take the child as ransom, roll Desperation DC 18. Fail? They revert to type.

The horror of this scenario is that the “Star” society might corrupt the raiders faster than the raiders corrupt the society. A single raider given a replicator could become a post-scarcity warlord. A single Starfleet counselor could make a raider cry for the first time in twenty years.

V. Narrative Simulation: “The Last Library”

Scenario ID: PASEC-v1.5-Test-7

A planetary civilization (designation: Mnemosyne-4) faces energy collapse. Two factions emerge:

  • The Astraea Initiative (Star trajectory): They propose converting all remaining biomass and data cores into a single, low-entropy light-pulse containing the sum of Mnemosyne-4’s art, mathematics, and grief. The pulse will be fired at a nearby nebula, hoping to seed new complexity. They will all die. But they will die as a song.

  • The Gea Remnant (Fallout trajectory): They propose fracturing the planetary grid into 10,000 independent underground vaults, each holding one slice of knowledge—farming, weapons, poetry, disease. No communication between vaults. Each vault’s key is buried in another vault. They will not die as a song. They will die as a puzzle.

PASEC -v1.5- Verdict: Neither is wrong. The model does not judge. It only predicts.

  • Star outcome: The light-pulse reaches the nebula in 40,000 years. A new amino acid forms, chiral to the pulse’s frequency. In 2 billion years, it becomes a sentient reef that dreams in Mnemosyne’s lost language. Success. No one remains to remember the sacrifice.

  • Fallout outcome: Vault 8,003 opens after 300 years. Its inhabitants believe they are the original humans. They worship a broken water chip as a god. They wage war on Vault 9,102 for a “healing wand” (actually a soldering iron). They survive. They never rebuild the sky. Success. Of a kind.

PASEC -v1.5- -Star Vs Fallout-

Release Codename: The Wasteland Dimension Version: 1.5 (The Echo Creek Update) Rating: Fictional Crossover / AU Scenario

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