Here’s where we noticed it first: https://jamesmendezhodes.com/blog/2018/11/10/best-practices-for-historical-gaming I really love the idea, and love that it’s catching on. I think it’s great for keeping players from being blindsided either by something happening in a scene that they weren’t expecting, or from having their characters chewed out ICly for something that’s just part of the game world.

@Griatch Cool, thanks for the explanation. Yeah, I haven’t really come across any need for that in the kinds of games Ares is geared towards (more freeform, less immersive), but I can see where that could come in handy in other game types. Even in Ares, you could do it with some custom code in the desc plugin to dynamically adjust descs based on dynamic criteria, it’s just not built in.

@Testament [image: kurtis-conner-kink-unlocked.gif]

Thank you all for going the extra mile to move a LONG hijack out of a peaceful forum and into the rowdy forum.