Factorial Omega My Dystopian Robot Girlfriend Incontinent Cell church guide

Factorial Omega My Dystopian Robot Girlfriend Incontinent Cell treats the Church as a time-sensitive side-story location rather than a normal destination. The building becomes available on day 4, after several small events involving the PC and phone have played out. If the Church option does not appear, continue checking your messages, news, and phone interactions before advancing further.

The Church is a small, neglected structure with covered windows and little maintenance. Its abandoned condition is part of the side-story atmosphere, but the important gameplay detail is that different visits use different time windows. Plan each day around the Church instead of spending the entire day on unrelated activities.

Important characters:

• Priestbot is connected to the Church’s religious storyline and later follow-up scenes.
• Shanice appears throughout the main Church sequence and is central to several ending outcomes.
• Mark is encountered during the follow-up to the positive Church route.
• The Hobo is tied to the dangerous follow-up that begins after the worst ending.

The Church side-story has five named endings. Some endings have multiple variants because the opening visit can occur during the daytime or evening. The central pattern is simple: visit the Church on several days, select the correct response, then return when the next event becomes available.

The table below condenses the routes before the detailed steps. “Any option” means the choice does not determine the listed ending at that stage.

Ending 1: “The Not Good Enough Ending”

Use one of the following variants:

• Evening opening: choose “I should cheer her up.”
• Daytime opening: choose “There is no real priest nearby?” or “This place is a mess to be honest.”
• On the later evening visit, choose “Help them!”
• On the final visit, choose “Just go there already!”

This ending is easy to reach because it shares several choices with Ending 2. The deciding factor is usually the middle dialogue selection.

Ending 2: “The Happy Ending”

For the evening variant:

1. Visit between 17:00 and 21:00 and choose “I should cheer her up.”
2. Return the next day and choose “This place is a mess to be honest.”
3. Return during the evening window and choose “Help them!”
4. Visit again the next day and choose “Just go there already!”

For the daytime variant, begin between 7:00 and 17:00, choose “This place is a mess to be honest,” then select “I wanted to ask about the new pope” on the next visit. Continue with “Help them!” and finish with “Just go there already!”

Ending 3: “True Ending”

This route is more flexible during the first two visits. After visiting the Church and completing the intermediate scene, return during the evening window and choose “Help them!” On the final visit, select:

“I don’t know! He’s the priest, he knows the best!”

The route supports multiple opening variants, but the final response is the key decision.

Ending 4: “Worst Ending”

Follow the early Church sequence, then choose:

“Fuck them! (not literally)”

Return to the Church during the evening window when instructed. This ending does not simply conclude the side-story; it can open a follow-up involving the Hobo and two bad main-story endings.

Ending 5: “Oblivious Ending”

The shortest route begins when you choose:

“She need to face the reality.”

After that, return to the Church at the required time. The daytime variant uses an early visit between 7:00 and 8:00 on the following day.

Ending 2 is the most useful Church result for players who want additional story content. After completing the happy ending, Shanice and Priestbot can return to the narrative through a sequence of walks, waiting periods, and phone events.

After the characters return from the Vatican, the Church receives three unique dialogues, appearing one per day. On the second day, Priestbot asks about Shanice’s feelings. Choose:

“Tell him about Shanice’s feelings.”

This choice is important for the investigation into Jun’s origin. Choosing “Evade the question” can place the investigation on a route that ends the progression.

The third dialogue day unlocks the Church parts repair service, giving the location an additional practical purpose beyond its side-story endings.

The Ending 4 follow-up is optional, but it is also the most dangerous Church branch. It requires three meetings with the Hobo, with at least ten days needed for the final two meetings. You can stop the sequence at several points if you decide that the possible main-story consequences are not worth pursuing.

If you continue, the sequence sends you to the Church to meet the Hobo. The next day, go outside and choose “Go to the church (To investigate).” After two more days, use “Go to the police station (To report nun incident).”

At the police station, the final decision determines which negative ending appears:

• “Tell her about hobo” leads to “Never trust the cops...”
• “Keep the promise” leads to “Never trust the cops... AGAIN”

The safest way to preserve your main-story options is to stop the follow-up at the first walk. Select “Don’t go to the church” rather than continuing the investigation.

For a first attempt, Ending 2 is the strongest route to prioritize because it provides extra character scenes, the Jun origin investigation, and the Church parts repair service. Ending 3 is useful when you want the true ending route, while Ending 5 is appropriate when you want to resolve the side-story quickly.

Use the Church article on the My Dystopian Robot Girlfriend Wiki as a reference when comparing dialogue variants and follow-up requirements. Because time windows can determine which version of an event appears, keep a manual record of the day, hour, and response used in each visit.