Simplify goto#153
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Fixes #129 |
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Since I'm working on GO TO, I also included the option of making it a default action. By default this is not enabled; authors need to specify |
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It feels like this steps on the player’s choice of verbosity level. The old behaviour resembles most games’ |
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Per the forum discussion, this is now a configurable setting, via SUPERBRIEF/BRIEF/VERBOSE/SUPERVERBOSE. |
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As a side effect, this also fixes #150 |
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Currently, the GO TO action (and FIND, which redirects to GO TO) produces a lot of output, very little of it relevant. It narrates each step of the movement with
(narrate leaving $ $)and prints the full description of each room with[look]. But a user seeing this much information at once will tend to tune it out—which is a problem if anything dramatic happens during the turn, interrupting the movement!This PR changes that behavior. Previously:
Now:
And if something interrupts: