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Revision as of 14:49, 21 November 2011
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Contents
Synopsis
| The contributions of sound to unfold the game's story. |
Relationships
Relates to:
Emotional Script 
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May use many, including:
Dialogue 
, Cutscenes 
, Narrator 
, Thoughts 
, Recordings 
, Radio 
, Eavesdropping 
, Contextual Music 
, Levelled Performance 
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Description
Narrative is mostly conveyed through Dialogue. Yet it may reach the player/PC through a combination of different explorations which include a Narrator, Cut-Scenes, scattered and collectible Recordings, Radios, conversations with NPC during Gameplay (Dialogue), or even by Eavesdropping NPC.
Examples
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