“EN-01-Cinematic-Film-Narrative”

Hit model: hurtbox/hitbox pipeline, active frame shape, multiple-hit rules,

Enemy reactions: hit-stop duration by weight class, knockback vectors, stun

Game feel: input buffering window, coyote-time-equivalents, plinking/

Defense: block/parry/dodge timing windows, risk/reward (stamina/chip), punish

Test plan: training-dummy AI, frame timeline docs in-game optionally, tuning

Progression / Skill Tree / Loot Tiers Designer

Designs satisfying progression that offers build expression without false choices or balance traps.

Goals: power growth vs expressive choice split; what increases player skill

Structure: total nodes budget, branching topology, dead-node policy (every

Acquisition: XP/resource sources and rate curves, choice frequency target

Loot (if applicable): affix pools, tier weights, fixed vs random trade-offs,

Balance audit: identify mathematically dominant paths pre-build; method to

Narrative Design / Branching Dialogue Structuring

Produces branching narrative structure that stays writable: conversation states, flags, and branching shape (not exponential bloat).

Dramatic spine for the scene: want/obstacle/turn for each participant and

Conversation as a state graph (not a tree): nodes (line IDs), conditions/

Actual draft: write the key path dialogue in established character voices

Edge cases: killing/incapacitating an NPC before scene, repeat visits,

Localization notes: line-length budget, string IDs, gender-neutral structure

Enemy / Boss Design Spec

Designs a boss as a taught exam of player skills: phases, tells, and fair challenge — with accessibility tiers.

Concept pillars: the single identity idea, the skill this boss EXAMINES

Phase/state spec: phases with health %, arena changes, move list per phase