Difference between revisions of "Crime Never Sleeps ... or Does It?"
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|name=Crime Never Sleeps ... or Does It? | |name=Crime Never Sleeps ... or Does It? | ||
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| − | |desc=Contrary to the popular saying, it appears that crime has decided to take a short nap, and you can't find any major problems to solve. What do you feel like doing? | + | |desc=Contrary to the popular saying, it appears that crime has decided to take a short nap, and you can't find any major problems to solve. What do you feel like doing? |
| − | ==Spend some time picking up litter | + | |selector=Make your choice |
| − | + | |option1=Spend some time picking up litter | |
| − | | | + | |result1=A Good Deed Rewarded |
| + | |image1=recycle.jpg | ||
| + | |desc1=Figuring there's more than one way to clean up your neighborhood, you dig out a couple of garbage bags and start picking up trash. Pretty soon you've got several sacks full to bulging with tin cans, paper, and other recyclables. You take them by the neighborhood recyclery and trade in the material for a handful of cool, soft chips. | ||
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{{chips|amt=5-10}} | {{chips|amt=5-10}} | ||
| − | | | + | |option2=Catch up with a friend |
| − | + | |result2=Not So Trivial Pursuits | |
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| − | + | |desc2=With nothing better to do, you meet up with a friend and have a [[beer (dict)|beer]] (or soda, or juice, or bottled water, or whatever you're into). While you're in the bar you play a trivia game and learn a thing or two. | |
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{{exp|amt=5}} | {{exp|amt=5}} | ||
| − | | | + | |option3=Just keep walking |
| − | + | |image3=walking.gif | |
| − | + | |result3=A Walk on the Mild Side | |
| − | + | |desc3=You walk and walk and walk. You don't find anything exciting, but the exercise makes you a little heartier. | |
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| − | You walk and walk and walk. You don't find anything exciting, but the exercise makes you a little heartier. | ||
Your '''hit points stat permanently increases by 1 HP.''' | Your '''hit points stat permanently increases by 1 HP.''' | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
| + | * The title of the second choice refers to the game ''{{wikipedia|Trivial Pursuit}}''. | ||
| + | * The title of the third choice refers to the song "{{wikipedia|Walk on the Wild Side (Lou Reed song)|Walk on the Wild Side}}" by {{wikipedia|Lou Reed}}. | ||
| + | [[Category:Stat Gain]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:22, 29 July 2011
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Contrary to the popular saying, it appears that crime has decided to take a short nap, and you can't find any major problems to solve. What do you feel like doing?
Options:
- Spend some time picking up litter
- Catch up with a friend
- Just keep walking
| Make your choice |
Results
If you chose Spend some time picking up litter:
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A Good Deed Rewarded
Figuring there's more than one way to clean up your neighborhood, you dig out a couple of garbage bags and start picking up trash. Pretty soon you've got several sacks full to bulging with tin cans, paper, and other recyclables. You take them by the neighborhood recyclery and trade in the material for a handful of cool, soft chips.
You gain 5-10 chips.
If you chose Catch up with a friend:
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Not So Trivial Pursuits
With nothing better to do, you meet up with a friend and have a beer (or soda, or juice, or bottled water, or whatever you're into). While you're in the bar you play a trivia game and learn a thing or two.
You gain 5 experience.
If you chose Just keep walking:
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A Walk on the Mild Side
You walk and walk and walk. You don't find anything exciting, but the exercise makes you a little heartier.
Your hit points stat permanently increases by 1 HP.
Location(s)
References
- The title of the second choice refers to the game Trivial Pursuit.
- The title of the third choice refers to the song "Walk on the Wild Side" by Lou Reed.
