Nope man. Just text. You can't just spend time playing audio games all the time.

Hi.
I have played Fallen London for some time, and I totally forgot to share this information here on the forum. So, thanks Orin.
Well, Fallen London is really, really great, but I have lost the interest for the game again. I must say I don't like the games which have those kind of turn systems, where you're giving a mount of turns each day, so you can only play for a few minutes and you have to wait until you get new turns. That's the main reason for I don't play this game anymore. but the storys are really great, and there are a lot to unlock.
The only thing I don't fully understand is how the skills works, and how to work on those to unlock more missions.

Hi Soren,
I think you should give some of these other stories a shot. Realistically, how many story games do we have both audio and text-based? Very few serious ones. Sryth I'd say is the only masive one and thus can afford not to have a turn based system because of so much content. The reason why these turn systems are put in place is because with some of these stories since they're still being written, you can just blast through them and go through all the content.
I personally haven't, but there are people who, dispite the turn system not letting them blast through the content, completed every storylet of their path and completed all the content that was available in Fallen London itself. There's expantion areas that are outside of Fallen London that exist in the game but aren't actually in london and that's quite a lot, but yet they completed it all.
Plus, now that there are more stories available than FL, Zero Summer for example gives you quite a lot of actions/turns when you start out, making the intro/tutorial possible and the first few stories that'll define your character. So i think each game under this new Story Nexus system can give as many as they feel you need to get through a lot in one day while at the same time not letting you play through all the stuff in one day.
I hope that clears some things up with people who don't much like these systems. I don't like it much either, but I think some stories do the Kingdom of Loathing thing and when you drink, eat etc you can get more points. The stories I play don't do that though because they're small and if there were no action points you could probably get through it in a few hours due to stat checks and challenges.
Oh BTW I just checked, and Fallen London gives you some points every few minutes, so by the time you get through one scene chances are you'll have points to continue.
HTH

Hi! This game is pretty fun, I think these stories. But, I also try this editor to create a new storry and It's a very strange. I must firstly read the manual or f.a.q. to understanding It.

ahoy there
Most of the games on there require the item perchase,but I am asumeing that its optional. I have only played 2 of them for a couple of minutes,though.
The game is good,at least the 2 tthat I have tryed,those beeing fallen london? if that's the way it is spelled,and sansara. Sort of a dream walker thingy,but what I have played,is good.
the only gripe I have with the site is we can't create a single account and play,for both of the games,I had to create 2 different log ins.
Thanks for the link to the site,Orin.

You can create a single account for the games at least mine works.

Ahoy there.
My bad you can create a single account and then different profiles for different games.
AT themadviolinist,  There is content like that in almost all  the games,however.they  are more of a bonus stories slash paths what you will. At least,I have seen it to be so,so far.
Have any of you reached til Ministry of Black Powder 14? if yes, perhaps you could push me in the right direction. Edit:
figured it out. however,any way to earn some $$? and to equip items? the game right now,doesn't seem to have a inventory. edit end.
Grryf.ps. I Do like both fallen london and 0summer,however I like the latter better. That rimes,too. sortish...

ahoy all.
Welcome Hierophant to the forums!
0summer is indeed awsome,and I am getting on slowly in the game. the best parts in the game I have liked so far are the beginning,and the best the evening of the first day. There,I actually may have wrote what I like without throwing a pile of spoilers out there...
Sometimes though,I wish those thingys which are locked to us had a lable. it does say doc or gunslinger,but no count of how much is needed.
And I don't really know if its my reader,browser which is IE9 btw, or the site it self,that keeps changeing little things here and there.the other day,I noticed that all the options gave you a % that is the chance you had of success when you chose that option. and yesterday when I played 0summer that was gone. When I started though,I didn't get the % either,it started 2 days ago,and whent away yesterday
The 2 games,or worlds should I say,that I am enjoying the most right now are the 0summer and maelstrom. too much grinding in that one,though.
Grryf.

ahoy Hierophant.
in turms of the code beeing more visible,I guess a topic in the general game discussion room would be the best.
I suppose I shouldn't speak too soon.grin. after I finished the evening, righto! another one of those spoilers.

I could of course start the game again to sait my curiosity,but it'd be too much grinding just to know that...
But I digress. so as I was saying,after the evening was over,the story got more interesting. the new things which are introduced are like the iceing on the cake? I am starting to enjoy this game/world what you will,a lot. not only for the way its written but the plot,and the way we are driven through it.
but aye,this leads to the way of the grinding fest,too. I do think from what I have gon through that it'll be worth it in the end,though.
As for the goodys,is it rude if I try and peep into the bag?
the percentages haven't reappeared yet,alas. Looking forward to going through more of the story tammorrow,mine,anyway.
To anyone that hasn't played 0summer yet,and you have been able to reach at this point of my ramblings,it'd be my suggestion that you go ahead and give it a spin. If the gamebooks and other such games are your kind of thing,that is. And if they aren't,I am amaised you have got at a point you are reading these lines.
With that novel written,I'll stop.=grin
Grryf.