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4. In summery. As long as you have scored 10 good boy points and 5 bad boy points Harry can be a good AND a bad cop. Good boy points are directed towards Kim's trust and bad boy points are what Harry thinks about himself and what others think about Harry. They are 2 very different things but to confuse us they put it on the same spectrum in the journal.
1. Good cop and bad cop points don't cancel each other out. Harry can have many good points and still identify as a bad cop. As long as he has scored enough bad cop points. The journal score is for achievements.
2. Certain bad cop dialog options like calling Kras Mazov a deviant or digging organized crime at the coin-operated viewer are not actually bad cop dialog options. They are political dialog options that give bad cop points. Calling Kras Mazov a deviant is locked behind fascist as an example and i believe digging organized crime is either locked behind fascist or ultra-liberal. Having 4 points or more in a political agenda unlocks all of the respective dialog option for that specific agenda. True bad cop dialog in the game doesn't give bad cop points. They are merely a reflection of Harry and what others on the rare occasion think about Harry.