Andromeda Apocalypse - Extended Edition — 9 of 97

Section 2 - Asking, Telling and Talking, plus Aiding

[Instead of asking someone about something, say "[bracket]You don't have to be so specific. Just 'talk to' [the noun].[close bracket][paragraph break]".

Instead of telling someone about something, say "[bracket]You don't have to be so specific. Just 'talk to' [the noun].[close bracket][paragraph break]".]

Understand "lift [something]" as taking.

Understand "ask [something] about [text]" as asking it about.

Understand "ask [something] for [something]" as asking it for.

Talking to is an action applying to one thing. Understand "talk to [something]" as talking to.

Check talking to: if the noun is not a person, say "You can't really expect [the noun] to answer." instead.

Carry out talking to: say "[The noun] has nothing to share with you, at the moment."

Instead of talking to the player, say "You mumble to yourself a bit, providing only obvious answers."

Aiding is an action applying to one thing. Understand "help [something]" as aiding.

Check aiding: if the noun is not a person, say "How are you supposed to help something inanimate?" instead.

Carry out aiding: say "[The noun] doesn't seem need your help, at the moment."

Instead of aiding the player, say "You are on your own."