How do illager back stories affect their behavior in the game?

There are many possible illager back stories. For example, there could be an illager who was exiled from his village because he was too aggressive in his pursuit of resources. He then found a group of other outcasts and together they formed the basis of the illager clans. In some cases, illagers might be descendants of a group that was cursed long ago. The curse made them more prone to violence and less friendly towards other beings. Some illagers may also have been lured by the power promised by an evil entity. This entity told them that they could gain great strength if they followed its ways, and so they became illagers, serving this evil force in the hope of achieving power.

For Bloodhound, their back story of being a hunter in their tribe is reflected in their in - game ability to track enemies. They can see footprints and other signs of movement that others can't. Their upbringing in the wild gives them this edge.

These stories can also create brand loyalty. If a consumer has been waiting for a product to be back in stock from a particular brand, and the brand finally manages to restock it, the consumer is likely to feel positive towards the brand. Let's say a clothing brand restocks a popular dress. Customers who had been waiting will not only buy the dress but may also look forward to future releases from the brand. In addition, back in stock stories can spread through word - of - mouth or social media, attracting new customers. If someone hears about a great product that is now available again, they might be intrigued to check it out.

Back stories also influence social interactions within the colony. A colonist with a military background might be more disciplined and strict, which could lead to some conflicts with more laid - back colonists. On the other hand, they can also enforce order and security. A colonist with an artistic back story might boost the morale of the colony by creating beautiful works of art, but they might not be as useful in physical labor tasks like farming or construction.

The back stories can affect gameplay in many ways. For example, a character with a combat - related back story might start with better combat skills, which gives an advantage in defending the colony from raids. So, you don't have to spend as much time training them in combat initially.

In some stories, it can lead to better self - discipline. The child learns that there are consequences for bad behavior and may grow up to be more responsible. For example, if a child was constantly late for school and mom spanked for it, they might learn to be punctual.

Bad back stories can make a person more guarded. If they've been hurt before, they're less likely to open up easily. For example, someone who was cheated on in a past relationship might be more suspicious in new relationships.

The back stories play a huge role. Take Hope again. Because of her family's history and her own past experiences of loss and having to prove herself, she is always ready to fight for what she believes in. In the present, her past makes her a fierce protector of the school and those she cares about.

Chandler's back story of having a broken family made him initially hesitant in serious relationships. But as his friends knew his story, they were able to encourage him and support him when he finally found true love with Monica. His past also led to his sarcastic and sometimes self - deprecating humor, which his friends were used to and it became part of their group dynamic.

Choices directly shape the plot. For example, if in a game story you choose to save a character, that character may later help you defeat the main villain. But if you don't save them, you might have to face the villain alone. So, the outcome of your choice becomes a turning point in the plot.