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I like using 'they', too, but only when referring to an unspecified entity (like 'one', or even 'the student' when used as a sort of collective for all students). Wouldn't it be unusual to see 'they' referring to a particular person? For example: “Rabbit sat in a clearing. They thought about the ni...

Your games will just get better from here with each new one being another learning experience which will improve your skills. The typos were just minor flaws in a good game. All the things you didn't do this time, you'll be able to do for the next time, or if not then for the game after that. Rhael ...

I had a peek over at your gamethread after reading your other post and wow. I absolutely adore that art. It's so utterly adorable. Your picture of dog doesn't make him seem to be a humourless jerk though. His tongue's out, his tail's lifted, he looks like a happy dog there, not stand-offish. Fox loo...

If you're not planning to give rabbit a gender then you could use plural pronouns. I find they/their preferable to the impersonality of It, at least when referring to people. It usually strikes me as clinical, cold, and dehumanising. However, you're not referring to a human, you're referring to Rabb...

I've lurked around here on and off for years, peeking in sometimes in the sort of vain hope that perhaps one day I'd get my act together and make a piece of interactive fiction of some variety or other. Anyway playing your game finally made me break down and get an account just so I could comment on...