It was fun making lots of genres catogries of stories etc. Thank you! I'm afraid that it's because of the way the game is made - you can change characters etc but the story is always the same for each story type.

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Many role-playing gamers are more comfortable in a system that gives them less freedom, but where they do not need to police themselves; others find it easier to enjoy a system where a more concrete framework of rules is already present.

These three types of player are discussed by the GNS theory. Some role-playing game systems which describe themselves as "storytelling games" nevertheless use randomisers rather than story in the arbitration of the rules, often in the form of a contest of Rock, Paper, Scissors or a card drawn from a deck of cards.

Such "storytelling" games are instead simplified or streamlined forms of traditional role-playing games. Conversely, most modern role-playing games encourage gamemasters to ignore their gaming systems if it makes for a more enjoyable story, even though they may not describe themselves as "storytelling" games.

A growing number of websites utilize a bulletin board system , in which the gaming is akin to Collaborative Fiction but known as a "Literary Role-Playing Game".

The players contribute to an ongoing story with defined parameters but no narrator or directing force. A 'moderator' may oversee the gamers to ensure that the rules, guidelines and parameters of the gaming "world" are being upheld, but otherwise the writers are free to interact as players in an improvisational play.

Many of these "Literary RPGs" are fan-fiction based, such as most prevalently Tolkien 's Middle-earth , Star Wars , Harry Potter , Twilight , any number of anime and manga sources, or they are simply based in thematic worlds such as the mythologies of Ancient Greece , fairy tales , the Renaissance or science fiction.

Most often referred to as "Literary RPGs" and place a greater emphasis on writing skill and storytelling ability than on any sense of competition driven outcome.

White Wolf Game Studio 's Storyteller System , which is used in World of Darkness role-playing games such as Vampire: The Masquerade and live-action games under the Mind's Eye Theatre imprint, is the best-known and most popular role-playing game described as a "storytelling game".

As a recent high school graduate living in your parents' basement, life is just getting started. It's time to find a job, move into an apartment and work your way through the collegiate ranks.

As you explore the town, you'll uncover special events, intriguing encounters and even home furnishings that improve your weekend.

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For example: When the player types "sing", display "Tra la la". When the player types "jump", display "Wheeeee". Create some Items. For example: torch, hat, cat, guard.

Create some complex Actions. An Item is something the player can interact with. For example: a torch, a hat, a cat, a guard.

Actions are how the game responds to the commands the player types. A simple Action might respond " tra la la " if the player types " sing ".

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