gdd mercur, env effect, perk, some story
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|     <p>All acts of god are attributed to him. His steed is the MessageBus. He is technically an entity. <br></p> | ||||
|     <p>All acts of god are attributed to him. His steed is the MessageBus. He is a God, technically a base-based entity. His job is Mailman/Mailman. </p> | ||||
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|     <p>Works like a skill in most instances, but it has a persistent effect that is triggered instead of activated. </p> | ||||
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|     <p>Usually, there's going to be some Area2D (covers the lava area, etc) that will cast the skill upon collision with a tangible and end the skill when the tangible exits. </p> | ||||
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| 	<p><a href="/blessfrey-gdd/job">Jobs</a> and <a href="/blessfrey-gdd/gig">gigs</a> have <a href="/blessfrey-gdd/attribute">attributes</a> associated with them, while only jobs have <a href="/blessfrey-gdd/perk">perks</a>. Each attribute defines a specialization within the job's overall playstyle. A perk is the same as an attribute, but characters only have access to their job's perk, not their gig's perk. </p> | ||||
|     <p>Perks bestow a constant effect on the character. For instance, the Brawler's Critical Eye increases his critical hit rate.</p> | ||||
|     <p>Each perk and attribute is associated with a set of skills. You can increase and decrease their values in safe areas (no permanent decision), and their skills' effectiveness with scale with their attributes. </p> | ||||
|     <p>Perks are activated at _ready or job change onto their owner. </p> | ||||
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| goal: establish that Aries cares about Helia | ||||
| 
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| <Helia! You came. Cool. | ||||
| >Yeah. I don't think it would take much to get me up to speed.  | ||||
| <Nah, you got this. | ||||
| <Let's see... | ||||
| <You've got the basics. | ||||
| <Your DPS is pretty low. | ||||
| <Your weapon and gear doesn't really match your job.  | ||||
| <Here, you can borrow this sword. Give it back whenever, don't feel pressure about it. | ||||
| <Now then. You should prioritize this skill, use skills more often, whatever. | ||||
| <Would you like to spar? Or you need some time on the practice dummy? | ||||
| >Let's spar! | ||||
| <Sure, let's go. | ||||
| 
 | ||||
| <Hey, you're improving.  | ||||
| >Think so? | ||||
| <Yeah, I won't flatter you. | ||||
| 
 | ||||
| >With practice, you'll learn.  | ||||
| >Eh, that wasn't your best. | ||||
| >You'll get it. Keep trying. | ||||
| <I'm giving up for now... | ||||
| >Okay. | ||||
| 
 | ||||
| <So- how do you like sparring? | ||||
| >I come here looking for you. | ||||
| <...(raised eyebrows) | ||||
| <Yeah? If you don't like gym stuff, you won't impress me by forcing it, you know?  | ||||
| <I like when a girl has her own interests. | ||||
| >Oh, this is awkward. No, I don't really like the gym. | ||||
| <Don't worry about it. It's forgotten. | ||||
| <(if dating) Do I not take you out enough? | ||||
| <(else) Hmm. Want to meet at the park tomorrow? | ||||
| >Yeah! | ||||
| <Cool. Text ya then. Later. | ||||
| 
 | ||||
| >It's exciting.  | ||||
| <Heh. I didn't think yankees were into that kind of stuff. You're pretty cool. | ||||
| >I've never done it before.  | ||||
| <Well, it's not just exercise, you know. If you're ever in danger, it's a lot better if you can defend yourself instead of hoping someone else will save you. | ||||
| >Is that important to you? Surely that is never necessary here. It seems so safe and slow. | ||||
| <It's just a self-sufficiency thing.  | ||||
| <I know you're a far way away from your family and don't really know anyone.  | ||||
| <I'd just feel like you're safer if I know you can defend yourself. | ||||
| >I'm fine! | ||||
| <You could stand to learn more. | ||||
| >Oh...I appreciate the training. | ||||
| <Yeah, they can only teach so much at school. A lot of this comes from doing it. | ||||
| 
 | ||||
| >No...I'd rather not, honestly. | ||||
| <But you train anyway! That's pretty admirable.  | ||||
| <A lot of people say they love it, but I never see them practicing. | ||||
| >You know, I never feel like working out before I get here. | ||||
| <You? Really? | ||||
| >Oh yes. I have to force it. It feels good once I've started, but breaking the inertia. | ||||
| <That's funny. Is everyone like that, then? | ||||
| >Probably not. Probably just us. (smiles slyly) | ||||
| 
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| <Oh-? What are you looking for here? (at the library, chance meeting) | ||||
| >It's a quiet place to be. | ||||
| <I know what you mean. But I won't bother you. | ||||
| >No- let's chat. | ||||
| (go to tables) | ||||
| <I'm not doing anything particularly interesting, either.  | ||||
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