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Please Explain Quests
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Kind of. They're basically just vote-based collaborative fiction.
The QM writes and update/chapter, and then rather then there being individual players controlling individual characters there are a lot of players discussing and then voting on what the character will do. The QM writes what happens based on what people voted for and then there's another round of voting.
Though Voters/Players don't necessarily need to control a character but can also control other things that will determine what happens next. As long as there is some kind of decision making voted on by players that will shape how the story goes, it's a quest.
The QM writes and update/chapter, and then rather then there being individual players controlling individual characters there are a lot of players discussing and then voting on what the character will do. The QM writes what happens based on what people voted for and then there's another round of voting.
Though Voters/Players don't necessarily need to control a character but can also control other things that will determine what happens next. As long as there is some kind of decision making voted on by players that will shape how the story goes, it's a quest.