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During play the UI has no persistent location, task, inventory, economy, status, or purchase panels. The player asks for information or writes an action in the same input. Rust validates state changes; the AI can only propose a typed intent. A direct request to travel may establish a new place and an encounter when Rust commits that movement.
The dialogue also offers **Gör om senaste** and **Torrkör senaste**. Both resend the latest player action while leaving the previous dialogue turn out of the AI conversation context. “Gör om” processes a fresh, normal turn. “Torrkör” calls the narrator and evaluates already-approved stored Luau rules, then rolls back the complete game transaction; it does not save the player turn, AI trace, rule, event, ownership, or world progress. A rule that would need to be newly generated is reported as not evaluated, because a dry run never stores newly generated rules.
The dialogue also offers **Gör om senaste** and **Torrkör senaste**. Both resend the latest player action while leaving the previous dialogue turn out of the AI conversation context. “Gör om” processes a fresh, normal turn. “Torrkör” calls the narrator, generates and validates a temporary Luau rule when needed, and evaluates either that temporary rule or an approved stored rule. It rolls back the complete game transaction and does not save the player turn, AI trace, generated rule, event, ownership, or world progress. The reply identifies which rule was evaluated and marks a temporary rule as such.
If the player asks to find or approach someone and no NPC is present, the direct dialogue scene may propose one person and an opening line. Rust creates that NPC only for the explicit request and commits the first exchange idempotently; a later turn continues the saved conversation. Clear requests about the current location are answered from its saved facts without asking the player to restate what they want to inspect.