At least in WarCraft, yes.
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deepstrasz
It'd be rad if you'd write a novel or novelle depending on the choices the reader makes. Basically as if writing alternate versions of your own story (like you did with the latest campaign).
Shar Dundred
That'd be bloody impossible.
deepstrasz
How so?
Shar Dundred
It doesn't work as good with a book as it does with a game.
deepstrasz
Alright then, try a visual novel, but for that you'll need artists...
Shar Dundred
Which I'd rather not.
deepstrasz
Then go with the book(s). You're smart and think of something to make choices viable. That would be quite innovative for literature.
pyf
Innovative? Really?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamebook
I was reading/playing (with) adventure gamebooks, when I was in college in the mid-late 1980s
Maybe you will want to give the 'Lone Wolf' series a try?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lone_Wolf_%28gamebooks%29
(the 'Kai' and 'MagnaKai' series are considered to be good ones)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamebook
I was reading/playing (with) adventure gamebooks, when I was in college in the mid-late 1980s
Maybe you will want to give the 'Lone Wolf' series a try?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lone_Wolf_%28gamebooks%29
(the 'Kai' and 'MagnaKai' series are considered to be good ones)
deepstrasz
Alright but they're not that popular and I meant actual literature, not gaming.
pyf
Like, a Gamebook of Thrones?