A list of unrelated questions

[lopbat]

I know the limitation for Steele's pronouns and such is because of how the parsers work, but what about written characters? Do non-Steeles have to be binary themselves or is it entirely up to the writer?

 

[Skylinegtr34]

I know the limitation for Steele's pronouns and such is because of how the parsers work, but what about written characters? Do non-Steeles have to be binary themselves or is it entirely up to the writer?

There’s only two genders, herms are a fantasy thing

 

[TheIrishOtaku]

There’s only two genders, herms are a fantasy thing

Please read what you're responding to before you post. In what way does this answer their question?

 

[lopbat]

There’s only two genders, herms are a fantasy thing

Not only not an answer to my question about the fantasy universe of TiTS where a not-insignificant number of the characters are macro-sized amoebas or sapient goo, but not even true in real life of real animals on regular old Earth. Try again or be quiet.

 

[Couch]

I know the limitation for Steele's pronouns and such is because of how the parsers work, but what about written characters? Do non-Steeles have to be binary themselves or is it entirely up to the writer?

It's not required. Ara Kei is genderfluid, for instance.

 

[lopbat]

It's not required. Ara Kei is genderfluid, for instance.

Thank you, that's what I thought but I wasn't sure.

 

[Skylinegtr34]

Not only not an answer to my question about the fantasy universe of TiTS where a not-insignificant number of the characters are macro-sized amoebas or sapient goo, but not even true in real life of real animals on regular old Earth. Try again or be quiet.

You mentioned pronouns and binary

 

[lopbat]

You mentioned pronouns and binary

The question was whether or not a writer can give an npc pronouns besides he and she (since I wasn't sure how Ara Kei was done code-wise/if their situation was unique), which you answered in a way that both told me nothing useful since I already know how the parser works, and that equated that pronoun use with a thing thats impossible irl. If that wasn't your intent, then I'll apologize for being touchy.