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While you can certainly advance your story completely on your own, it helps to have friends. Or enemies, or rivals, or whoever else! The people you meet along the way are just as important as the things that you do. | While you can certainly advance your story completely on your own, it helps to have friends. Or enemies, or rivals, or whoever else! The people you meet along the way are just as important as the things that you do. | ||
Your perspective and opinions on these people may evolve along with exact nature of the relationship | Your perspective and opinions on these people may evolve over time, along with exact nature of the relationship. You can track your relationships through the RELATIONSHIP command, or by looking at your profile on the | ||
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Revision as of 16:23, 16 December 2021
While you can certainly advance your story completely on your own, it helps to have friends. Or enemies, or rivals, or whoever else! The people you meet along the way are just as important as the things that you do.
Your perspective and opinions on these people may evolve over time, along with exact nature of the relationship. You can track your relationships through the RELATIONSHIP command, or by looking at your profile on the website.
Usage
RELATIONSHIP
RELATIONSHIP <person's name>
RELATIONSHIP <person's name> TYPE <new type text>
RELATIONSHIP <person's name> IMPRESSION <new impression text>
So, for example, Aleph the two-headed chimera meets Donna at the Seaglass Inn. This is the first time they meet.
Aleph may input...
>> relationship Donna type Arch-Nemesis
>> relationship Donna impression I hate her. She won't sell me seven hundred loaves of bread!
Then later, after some additional interactions, Aleph may want to edit its relationship with Donna.
>> relationship Donna impression I hate her even more. She sided against me with a dumb guard!