Why Use a DSL in Your Game?
Empower designers to create content independently Avoid requiring programmers for every small change. Increase speed and reduce communication overhead.
Make game logic more readable and maintainable Use structured scripts to express complex branching logic clearly instead of scattering it across hard-coded C#.
Avoid hardcoding logic in code Decouple game logic from compiled code for better flexibility.
Support modding and user-generated content Let players or the community add new tasks or events without touching engine code.
Enable rapid iteration on gameplay and narrative Designers can quickly test and refine branching dialogue or quest flows, shortening development cycles.
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