From the beginning, the world of Cantr has never been tainted from the skys above. The sun has always been shining down upon it, always showing where the projects, where your note is, what you are doing. It has become a setting taken for granted for those living in that world, and no matter what conflict has come upon you, you can simply rise your head up for a sight of peace.
Changes of weather will be to them, so how do you think they will react to the falling waters, the whispers of the winds, or the roaring lights of thunder?
Stick true to your character and his/her history, and most likely you may have to force yourself to have your character to cower in the buildings, recording the "end of days," just like the rest.
At least that's what I think. More fun than how one may react to any other new implementation.
Update: In case you're reading the first page, here's my recent post to clarify.
Leo Luncid wrote:Even if there is a slightest change in weather, any Cantrian would notice. Think about it. They've been used to the assumed sunny weather for decades, and if even they feel a stronger breeze in the air, chances are they would overreact to it. It's reasonable enough since no other Cantrian ever witnessed such a phenomenon.
That's the whole point I had in mind when creating this thread. It wasn't intended to debate whether it should be implemented or not, how should it implemented, the factors, ect. It's here to simply discuss how people would roleplay their characters when weather comes. Even if weather is never to be implemented, I for one would like to know your opinion.
Seriously, would you have your character panic screaming the end of the world when he/she saw the darkening clouds at first sight? I certainly would.
