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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 9367246" data-attributes="member: 7006">I voted for:Hobnobbing with important NPCs.Romance/marriage.Building a legacy.Political Intrigue.Solving Mysteries.Basically everything involving narrative actions my character takes relative to the peoples and places around him/her.&nbsp; So in fact the list given could be missing any number of additional things that I would vote for if they were in the list-- taking quests, reacting to events occurring in the world, fixing problems, helping NPCs, following my character's needs and desires, etc.Most of the stuff in the given list are activities my characters would have no problem doing if they were the result of whatever story beat pushed him/her in that direction.&nbsp; But they wouldn't do it for no reason-- my characters wouldn't go Finding Monetary Loot just for the sake of finding monetary loot for example... they'd do it if the story gave my characters a reason why they would want to go find monetary loot.&nbsp; Or run a business.&nbsp; Or found an organization. Or fight monsters.Give me a narrative reason within the game world and my characters will try to do almost anything.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 9367246, member: 7006"] I voted for: Hobnobbing with important NPCs. Romance/marriage. Building a legacy. Political Intrigue. Solving Mysteries. Basically everything involving narrative actions my character takes relative to the peoples and places around him/her. So in fact the list given could be missing any number of additional things that I would vote for if they were in the list-- taking quests, reacting to events occurring in the world, fixing problems, helping NPCs, following my character's needs and desires, etc. Most of the stuff in the given list are activities my characters would have no problem doing if they were the result of whatever story beat pushed him/her in that direction. But they wouldn't do it for no reason-- my characters wouldn't go Finding Monetary Loot just for the sake of finding monetary loot for example... they'd do it if the story gave my characters a reason why they would want to go find monetary loot. Or run a business. Or found an organization. Or fight monsters. Give me a narrative reason within the game world and my characters will try to do almost anything. [/QUOTE]

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