In the 1.4 update, NPCs have specific preferences that affect their prices and your ability to use for fast travel: A Guide to NPC Layouts | Terraria 1.4.4
That is the final -Nome-. That is the journey.
To journey in a world of NPCs is not to declare yourself the hero and everyone else the backdrop. That is the path of the solipsist, and it leads to loneliness and arrogance. The true journey is more subtle, more demanding, and infinitely more rewarding. Journeying in a World of NPCs -v1.0- -Nome-
Ensures lifelike, unscripted dialogue and fluid adaptation to player slang. Vector-Based Memory Trees
Some questions for the next version:
NPCs define themselves by their gear score. The -Nome- journeyman travels light. The less you own, the fewer quests the system can assign you. No mortgage means no “Slave to the Bank” faction quest. No social media means no “Outrage of the Hour” random encounter. Lighten the load. Let the NPCs fight over the +2 Sword of Prestige. You need a walking stick, a journal, and a way to make fire.
The script in his head—the quiet, humming list of dialogue trees and patrol routes—had a glitch. Or rather, a silence. Where there should have been the command “If Player approaches, offer Quest ID#447-B” , there was only a soft, buzzing static. In the 1
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-v1.0- does not solve this problem. In fact, it leans into it. Nome writes in the final footnote: "The journey is not about finding other minds. It is about building a mind so vast that the NPCs start to look like players simply by being near you." That is the path of the solipsist, and
At the surface level, we find the scripts. These are the pre-written narratives that most people follow without examination: