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CloseThis might just be me nitpicking, but "Cityfolk" is a bit of a generalisation. It makes it seem like every single person in that city is saying that exact same thing at the same time. They could well be - I don't know - but that's probably not the effect you were going for.
Even things like "City Inhabitant" or maybe "Pedestrian".. something that would describe just one person. Or even "City Man #1" if you intended to have more than one of them speak. These just give the place a bit more personality, as if they're not all sheep doing the same thing.
Again, probably me just being picky..
Even things like "City Inhabitant" or maybe "Pedestrian".. something that would describe just one person. Or even "City Man #1" if you intended to have more than one of them speak. These just give the place a bit more personality, as if they're not all sheep doing the same thing.
Again, probably me just being picky..
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This might just be me nitpicking, but "Cityfolk" is a bit of a generalisation. It makes it seem like every single person in that city is saying that exact same thing at the same time. They could well be - I don't know - but that's probably not the effect you were going for.
Even things like "City Inhabitant" or maybe "Pedestrian".. something that would describe just one person. Or even "City Man #1" if you intended to have more than one of them speak. These just give the place a bit more personality, as if they're not all sheep doing the same thing.
Again, probably me just being picky..
I totally agree, in other locations I've used "Gardener", "Barkeep", "Shady-looking guy" "Gossip". I kind off didn't know what to go with for average residents.
I wanted something that sounded homely and down to earth, any suggestions?
Hrmm.. funnily enough, I'm not fantastic with names. ^^;;;
Perhaps just something as simple as "passerby" or even "resident." Depending on who's saying it, it could be "young girl" or "older gentleman" or something a bit more personal. I definitely approve of the personal touch, but it could be a slight more difficult to keep track of. :P
Perhaps just something as simple as "passerby" or even "resident." Depending on who's saying it, it could be "young girl" or "older gentleman" or something a bit more personal. I definitely approve of the personal touch, but it could be a slight more difficult to keep track of. :P
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