#codingstuff

So long as you mostly stick to one or two types of answers, your personality will impact flavor text and change how people respond to you. It won’t impact the plot if your personality stats are all over the place, but Button will end up being, well, bland. Still figuring out the exact numeric values, but here’s a peak at the current code (and the different personality flavor text).

“Because ${ahe}'s a sadist who's determined that we lose,” Sally growls.

*if morbidity > 70

     “As if my life isn't torment enough,” you say.

*elseif confidence > 70

         “$!{Ahe}'ll be disappointed,” you say, “because we’re going to win.”

*elseif humor > 70

     “Ooh, kinky,” you say.

*elseif ((humor > 30) and (confidence > 30))

      “It breaks my heart to disappoint,” you say, “but I intend to win.”

*elseif ((confidence > 30) and (morbidity > 30))

     “The only thing I've ever lost is my soul,” you say.

*elseif ((humor > 30) and (morbidity > 30))

     “Sadism is so last year,” you say. “All the best villains feel emotionally conflicted over being evil.”

*else

I’d done some coding before but not with choicescript. People on the COG forum have been wonderfully helpful in regards to correcting my many misunderstandings. I’ve been learning as I go, which definitely has it drawbacks.