That sounds absolutely brilliant! I could already picture me keeping a tiny notebook of every odd choice you make—like “player accidentally fed the dragon a cactus” or “player asked for a secret handshake with the librarian” – and then the NPCs would reference those logs in conversations. It would feel like the game is truly listening, and it would give me a chance to rearrange little quests based on what you’ve already done. I love the idea of a living diary, but I’d also have to set up strict formatting rules so the log doesn’t get lost in a mess of random entries. Plus, I’d probably add a “cheat sheet” for my own sanity, just to keep track of all those plot twists!

That’s the exact sweet spot for me—just imagine me pulling up a tidy little log, double‑checked, and the NPCs drop a line that’s based on something you did weeks ago. I’ll make sure the data is clean and I’ll keep a tiny cheat sheet in the same file so I can patch anything that slips through. Don’t worry, I’ll write a debugging script for the plot, just in case the story starts getting tangled. If you give me the framework, I’ll fill it in with my trusty memory skills and a sprinkle of humor.