@G-Code549, what does the map look like? For placement, of course…
Name Of Gim: INVALID (You have to use @th3_ca1tsune’s translator to make it say TheEntity. I assume you’re using banner pop-ups for dialogue?) Gim: Orbit Dialogue: Randomly suggested out of these pieces (with a randomizer):
And finally, this one is special, it’s the only one with a call-to-action:
If you answer no, then it says:
If you answer yes, then it says:
Both outcomes have the same Call-To-Actions: Not really, in which it closes the pop-up, and “Yes, maybe…”, which gives you this:
If you answer, “Okay,” it will give you this:
But if you click “Continue,” then it will give you this:
If you answer Yes or No, it does not matter. Either way, it will give you this:
There is only one option here: “I Don’t Know.” After that, it gives you this:
You can either answer, “It’s okay, It doesn’t matter,” after which it will give you the cookie-cutter leave response, the second option being “…”, which will have him continue:
Your options are:
“Okay, Bye! Leave”, and “…” When you push the first option, it just closes the pop-up, but the second option gives you this:
The options are “Oh, that’s not necessary-” and, “…”, which both give you them same outcome:
The only option now is, “Thanks!”
There is no call-to-action now, so now you can only close. Extra stuff: This Gim is hidden, so you can’t find it normally. If you give me more mpa details, I could point out a spot, or you could find one.
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Aditional NPC: Gatekeeper (It guards a secret portion of the map where you can find lore and an important item (Quantum Portal, Keycard, In-Game Currency, etc.) Gim: Day 1
Dialogue: “You may only pass if you have the key…” There would be a call to action connected to a vending machine. If it succeeded, another pop-up would come up, deactivating the gate prop or barrier thing. If it fails, then it would it would give you a failure message, and close the pop-up soon after, automatically.