Patch Notes: The Living World - Whole Rooms and Stirring Streets

Taverns and rooms

Townsfolk inside a building no longer bunch up by the door. They spread through the whole room and sit at tables set apart, never at a table split by a wall.
Nobody sits in the tavern for hours waiting for lunch.
Everyone in a room sees the same people in the same places, whether or not a door was left open.

The watch posted at a city's gates stops strangers coming in and asks their business. Strangers answer civilly, curtly or with open hostility, and sellswords and sailors are rougher.
Patrols stop strangers on their rounds.
Townsfolk fall out with each other, more often in the evening between drinkers, and the watch breaks it up.
Buyers haggle at stalls, and beggars ask passers-by for a coin.
When someone shouts, the people nearby fall quiet and turn to look.
Small voices fill the street: the night watch calls the hour, with words for the weather; stalls cry their wares; beggars call out; drinkers sing on the way home from the tavern.

Every player in a town sees the same incidents at the same places.
A stranger at the gate names their own home town, and a beggar no longer calls a stranger by name.
Every stranger stopped at a gate is questioned, and a gate stop no longer keeps a visitor from leaving town.
The watch breaks up a quarrel even at a change of shift, and only one of a patrol pair calls the hour.
A beggar no longer pulls a stall keeper away from their stall.
Beggars and stall keepers turn to face whoever they are talking to.
People in an incident greet you again once it's over.
Stall keepers no longer cry their wares before they reach the stall.

LW-ROOMS + LW-STIR + their audits: the whole room, the street stirs - and AUDIT LW-STIR's 38 findings by @Lattymoy in #711

Full Changelog: app-v0.1.7112...app-v0.1.7127