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So I'm trying to make a game that is essentially the player making decisions what to say in a group chat with a couple friends. Rather than have a separate path for every choice, is there a way in Twine that'll allow me to implement a system that would let me assign "levels" to certain responses and the other characters will react based on how aggressive the player choices have been?

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As noted by both Chapel and myself in your similarly named forum thread from last week, you need to state which story format you're using.

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Sorry, very new to twine. What exactly do you mean by "story format"?
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If you read the Twine documentation on it's Wiki website you will see a section describing what Story Formats exist, and how to determine which one you are currently using. The main Twine website contains a link to the Wiki.

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Based on what I know and the assumption that you are using the standart story format, because you're new (harlowe 1.2.4), I could suggest the following:

(click:"answer 1")[(set:$aggressionLevel to 1)]
(click:"answer 2")[(set:$aggressionLevel to 2)]
(click:"answer 3")[(set:$aggressionLevel to 3)]
...
(if: $agressionLevel is 1)[answer 1]
(if: $agressionLevel is 2)[answer 2]
(if: $agressionLevel is 3)[answer 3]
//additionally
(if: $agressionLevel > 3)[answer 4]

Depending on whether the agrassion continues to the next passage, or it starts again, you should add "(set: $aggressionLevel to 0)"

Also depending on everyone being offended or just an individual you should consider to add individual levels, like "$agressionLevelPerson1","$agressionLevelPerson2" etc.

 

That's everything I can go on from what You've told, I hope it helps a little bit (warning, I just typed th code here, I don't know if it really works and depending on how you want to design your conversation it could get a lot more complicated)

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