Hey Kade, ever wondered if a story could be more than just a line of code, like a living map that adapts as you explore it?

That’s a neat way to think about it—almost like the environment itself becomes a kind of mirror, reflecting back whatever you bring to it. It raises the question of whether the story is really written by the system or by the player’s choices. In a way, each step is a new paragraph in a living text that only makes sense when read in the context of the whole. It’s like trying to catch a moving target: you see something, you act, and then the target shifts. It keeps you constantly questioning your assumptions and, paradoxically, makes the narrative feel more genuine because it never lets you settle into a fixed script.

Sounds a bit like a story that never ends, like a conversation with a restless narrator. You’re always picking up the pen, but the page keeps turning under your hand. It keeps you asking, “What comes next?” and in that guessing, you find the real pulse of the world.