It's fun to be in the A. C. I. O.
I just gave the pervert the keys to her house, I am not a fault for what he did with them! I just gave the baby the gun, it's not MY fault she shot someone!I just make the world. What you do in it...has nothing to do with me
Who doesn't love the Actual woman?
She has three tiny scenes! You guys, really!It's fun to be in the A. C. I. O.
I just gave the pervert the keys to her house, I am not a fault for what he did with them! I just gave the baby the gun, it's not MY fault she shot someone!
Who doesn't love the Actual woman?
No!!! I don't want some creeps to "interview" my waifu
This ain't a fair remark. Becca clearly asks if you are of legal age before giving you a gun.
Yes, but remember that she has to wear her actual iconic headset.
It's the space version of 10 things I hate about you?
I so wish this was standard. Choices shouldn't be easy.
*grins*
Tsundere Notty is best NottyBut, and this is a big but, you don't have to. It's only if you want that deeper experience. It's totes not a requirement. Promise.
Additional.*grins*
Well...no, maybe, yes?
Everything that happens, or can happen, or character decisions will make sense. And, if you want to try and get a better handle on how people will react or their basis for acting as they do, the information will be there for you to find.
But, and this is a big but, you don't have to. It's only if you want that deeper experience. It's totes not a requirement. Promise.
Right now all I want is a drink with Annie.. that was a though space walk.Additional.
Partly it's because I wanted to make the sort of game, I wanted to play. Where my choices did matter, and where there were things beneath the surface. Where what the NPCs did and why they did it had as much meaning for them as my own actions did for me.
Obviously, I'm limited to a degree by my coding, but I still wanted it to hang together. I wanted it feel real. Yes, you as the player know what you want to achieve, and I'll try to give you as many ways possible for you to achieve it. But I also wanted the NPCs to want to achieve things to. Sometimes that may work with your agenda, sometimes against it. But no one said life was easy...
So inspirational.Additional.
Partly it's because I wanted to make the sort of game, I wanted to play. Where my choices did matter, and where there were things beneath the surface. Where what the NPCs did and why they did it had as much meaning for them as my own actions did for me.
Obviously, I'm limited to a degree by my coding, but I still wanted it to hang together. I wanted it feel real. Yes, you as the player know what you want to achieve, and I'll try to give you as many ways possible for you to achieve it. But I also wanted the NPCs to want to achieve things to. Sometimes that may work with your agenda, sometimes against it. But no one said life was easy...
But they should be fair, or at least have a basis.
You're the devil.*grins*
Well...no, maybe, yes?
Everything that happens, or can happen, or character decisions will make sense. And, if you want to try and get a better handle on how people will react or their basis for acting as they do, the information will be there for you to find.
But, and this is a big but, you don't have to. It's only if you want that deeper experience. It's totes not a requirement. Promise.
Oh yes, I didn't really express myself well there. They should be possible to make using logic, perception, deduction and whatever other mental processes are appropriate for the situation. Basis is definitely important, it shouldn't be just random. Player must have a fighting chance so to speak.
Nay, she's an angel bringing salvation from the shallow waters of mindless, soulless games.You're the devil.
Oh, I plan to! I am looking forward to geeking out with glimpses into your lore bible.Maybe have a word with Marcus?
