>>396109
OP I’d suggest you spend a bit more time on the objective as well as the in-game cause/reason for the CYOA. Like >>396099 said there’s some holes here that tell us you aren’t entirely sure what you want the story to be.
>>396105
>Yes, the reason I was thinking is that she was doing something illegal either involving drugs or moonshine, so she wanted as much privacy as possible.
So she wanted privacy, yet she was so close to the road that anyone who swerved and/or lost control of their vehicle would hit her trailer?
>And the reason they would take you straight to the lawyer is in my head, the danuki lawyer runs this small section of town, everything from the local judiciary system to the smallest deal between two people, and is helping a good friend out by helping hook her up with a man. But this is all still in planning and such, so this is easily subject to change.
How did a danuki lawyer, someone who in all likelihood is upper class. Come to be friends with a drug dealer/user, something that almost always marks someone as lower class or in poverty? They would have very little overlap in their day to day life so there must be a reason why and how they met.
Most CYOA prep threads tend to be about the character and his/her personal motivations or origin yet still takes place within the same overarching story. Take wizardquest 2 for example. The end goal was to rescue the grand wizard and Selene from ectria but we also had a lot of Liberty in deciding who Rommel was and why he undertook the quest.
It seems like we’re lacking the end goal for this quest. You have the set up, which, while rough, serves it’s intended purpose.you also suggest some of the things we might do in the middle of the quest here. >>396109 but what’s the end? What’s our win condition?