Random Events

Random Events is a particular feature available to you in the builder section. Similarly to conditional actions, random events are created to dynamize the story further and make it more alive.

The way it works is actually very simple, you just need to draw two new scenes from the same scene action endpoint as pictured in the image below:

Here we have drawn two paths from the same action endpoint which results in the creation of a randomized event. The way it works is quite simple: all you have to do is fill the percentage of "chance" that the player will have of accessing a given scene.

For example let's say that I create those 2 new scenes and I give them the name "eighth scene" and "ninth scene" and that when I choose the seventh action of my fourth scene I want 70% chance of reaching the eighth scene and 30% chance of reaching the ninth scene.

The choice will now be set by the user to the player of the story because each time the seventh action gets picked, the player has a 70% chance of accessing the eighth scene against a 30% chance for the ninth scene. This feature further improves the replayability of the story and even displays "secret scenes" kind of gimmick if you set the percentage to very low numbers like 1 or 5.

This percentage will by design not be shown to the player.

The choice is of course not limited to 2 branches as displayed in the example above. You can draw multiple branches from the same action endpoint. The important point to remember is that the total percentage of those branches has to be 100%.