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passion iswhat a star cares about relative to theactions of the player meaning relativeto the things the player can impact upon

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a passionmust be responsive to player’s actionsit has no meaning if you can’t doanything about it

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it’s an average of shut upit’s it’s a function or an average ofthe three of the three micro passionsyield basically their overall feelingabout you

✏️ The Passions affect the macro-Passion or reputation you have with the NPC.. and this is where you can put in the benefits/punishments based on how you do with the Passions. 🔗 View Highlight

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but there’s like a whole list ofthings you can accomplish for people youprobably see them a lot of them in other games some of them could be new you knowworshipping gods killing people rescuingpeople collecting resource destroyingresources and then rewards that thesestars can give you with priceadjustments combat help that give youbuffs that can help you build newbuildings which give you other benefitsthey’ll loan you equipment they’ll giveyou equipment they’ll you know we’llsend henchmen to help you and and thenpunishments the same way they can do allthey can do all the negative they canraise their prices it can embargo itemsto you they can debuff you they can send out hostile drones to get you all kindsof crazy stuff but this is a list wouldjust keep growing and growing andgrowing but they all all of these haveto come off the macro bars which are neteffect of the three of the three umpassion

✏️ List of tasks, rewards and punishments in relation to Passions 🔗 View Highlight

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this complex web of sort ofalliances allegiances

✏️ Rep with NPC feeds into rep with faction, and that affects how other NPCs and other factions feel too. 🔗 View Highlight

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let’s talk about an event

✏️ Consider how major events can add new passions, potentially universal ones that go across faction lines (especially factions that were antagonistic for example) 🔗 View Highlight

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potentially start putting inmodifiers like once you get past acertain threshold you know on a positiveit’s harder to make them dislike you you built up credibility and trust with thembut that would have to be transparentand systemic and I think you may want todo that to avoid situations like thatand once somebody hates you you reallygot to work you can get them back butyou really really got to work

✏️ Thresholds that engender earning trust or losing it, and so when you lose it, you need to work hard to get it back 🔗 View Highlight