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Roomies and Npc´s.
Although other simulation games have allowed us to have neighbors, whether in the suburbs or in the apartment, I think it is necessary that we be given the possibility of inviting a character to live with us, in the exact same house, without having the obligation to control him.
That is, I would like to have the opportunity to decide to control a single parafolk, so that my roommate maintains his complete autonomy, I do not like the idea that it is an obligation that when I go to work I have to control Another character, it would be nice if when inviting someone to live with us, we were asked if we want him to act 100% autonomously or not.
I wish that my roommates are still free hahaha I do not want to control their life beyond the interaction that we can have.
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I like this idea. I’ve wished for it in *other games* but when it was finally implemented there it could get kind of annoying. I think if this was to work the autonomy would have to be really smart.
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From my ignorance, I don’t think it’s that difficult.
It is enough for the partner to attend to his basic needs with what is at home and only leave the lot during his work hours or occasionally. You could select a bed and already, in addition to anything you could prohibit access only to your room.
Something like the butler system in the other game … but without working as a butler.
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I agree I’d wanT them to be able to fulfill their basic everyday needs without me having to, as well having a social life. So their friends would come over or they’d leave to their friends home or wherever but would ask active roommate if they want to join occasionally. So it doesn’t feel like they’re a complete living robot haha.
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I really like this, especially when we go to the Uni. I don’t want to play with all the Paras who life with my Para together.
