Arrays and Dynamic Arrays?

[TimberWoolf]

This is absolutely the most perfect thing in the world for making exactly this more inclusive and dynamic:

@TimberWoolf

Say something, Anything: I’ve been thinking about the nature of relationships in choice games. As I see it, we bond with people when we interact with them during events . Though this is a fairly simple summary, I believe this to be an effective formula. But , given my natural writing style, I like to make slices of life, and the nature of The Five Princes of Destruction is free exploration. That is to say, you should be able to track down somebody you’d like to talk to, and, I guess, talk to them. So, apart from dialogue you’d expect, I’d like to include a ‘Say Something, Anything’ option that randomly mentions something you, as the PC, has experienced. Talking to A’El and want to have a casual conversation with her? Say Something, Anything, and you might mention your lunch-date with Exeter. The concept is that if you happen to mention something that a character can respond to in their own story arcs, the narrative world will change. Mentioning crows to Exeter, for example, will make Exeter collect them when he has a chance, because he really likes crows.

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