Issue Description:
When a club leader sets a custom Club Vibe (e.g., Flirty, Playful, Focused, etc.) for their club, the setting does not persist between gatherings. Every time a new club gathering is started, the Club Vibe automatically reverts to the default "Comradery" vibe. This requires the club leader to manually reset the vibe at the start of each meeting, which is tedious and disrupts gameplay flow.
Expected Behavior:
Once a Club Vibe is set by the club leader, it should remain the active vibe for all future gatherings until the leader manually changes it. The vibe should persist across save/load cycles and between gatherings, similar to how club activities and club rules persist.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Open the Clubs panel
- Create a new club or select an existing club where the player is the leader.
- Navigate to the Club Vibe section and buy a new club vibe.
- Change the vibe from the default "Comradery" to any other option (e.g., Flirty, Playful, Focused, Hungry, Sleepy, etc.) by clicking on a club member and selecting the option under the club social.
- Start a club gathering.
- End the gathering.
- Start a new club gathering.
- Check the active Club Vibe.
Actual Result:
The Club Vibe has reset to "Comradery" (the default). The custom vibe selected in Step 4 is no longer active, and the club leader must manually set it again.
Additional Notes:
- This issue affects all non-default vibes; none of them appear to "stick" between gatherings.
- The Comradery vibe increases Friendship gains and is the default for a reason, but players who want to use other vibes (e.g., Flirty for a dating club, Focused for a homework club) are forced to micromanage this setting constantly.
- This does not affect Club Activities, Club Rules, or Club Outfits, which save correctly.
Impact:
Moderate. The bug adds unnecessary friction to club management. Players who design clubs around specific emotional vibes (e.g., a "Yoga Club" using the Focused vibe, or a "Nightclub" using the Flirty vibe) must remember to reset the vibe every single time they start a meeting, which is immersion-breaking and annoying.
