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Example: * Battle of Ridgefield
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Location: Printing the player's obituary
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RecipeLocation: Ending The Story
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Index: Death message replaced
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Description: Completely replacing the endgame text and stopping the game without giving the player a chance to restart or restore.
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For: Z-Machine
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Occasionally, a piece of IF is sufficiently serious that it feels bathetic to offer the player the usual restore-restart-undo-quit options at the end. The following would replace "*** You have died ***" with a centered epitaph, then quit the game when the player hits a key.
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This example relies on a standard extension to avoid any fancy programming:
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{*}"Battle of Ridgefield"
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Include Basic Screen Effects by Emily Short.
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Ridgefield is a room.
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Instead of doing something when the turn count is greater than 1: say "Alas, you no longer have the strength."; end the story.
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Rule for printing the player's obituary:
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say paragraph break;
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center "In defense of American Independence";
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center "at the Battle of Ridgefield, April 27, 1777,";
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center "died Eight Patriots who were laid in this ground,";
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center "Companioned by Sixteen British Soldiers,";
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center "Living, their enemies,";
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center "Dying, their guests";
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say paragraph break;
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wait for any key;
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stop game abruptly;
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rule succeeds.
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