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I haven't ever tried such a thing, so I am speaking from ignorance, but my instinct (for a game) would be one I don't think you have mentioned: lean away from the dominant subplot toward the weakes...
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I haven't ever tried such a thing, so I am speaking from ignorance, but my instinct (for a game) would be one I don't think you have mentioned: lean **_away_** from the dominant subplot toward the weakest subplot. If the game isn't for **children** and it is a mystery, then I'd try to make the player be a rebel. They have to do the hardest thing by not taking your easy bait.
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2018-06-15T22:29:44Z (over 6 years ago)
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