LEARNING PATH // WORLDBUILDERS, WRITERS, EDUCATORS, REVIEWERS, AND PLAYERS
Build globally plausible people through independent identity fields, names and scripts, migration, material conditions, relationships, and regional review.
Estimated total: 185 minutes
A person-first framework for names, languages, citizenship, migration, housing, work, care, relationships, and off-screen life across a worldwide game.
/international/human-contextA global identity model that prevents location, passport, interface language, ethnicity, religion, and political loyalty from silently overwriting one another.
/international/human-context/identity-language-citizenshipA name system that does not force every person into first, middle, and last-name boxes or replace their writing system with ASCII.
/international/human-context/names-scripts-and-transliterationA framework for representing mobile and territorially complex lives without turning foreign ties, documents, or diaspora relationships into suspicion.
/international/human-context/migration-territory-and-diasporaA biography method that explains how opportunities, constraints, relationships, and choices accumulate without assigning personality from demographic categories.
/international/human-context/causal-biographies-and-uncommon-combinationsA worldwide worldbuilding standard centered on the practical systems that govern when people can move, work, rest, care, communicate, and participate.
/international/human-context/ordinary-life-material-conditionsA relationship model in which people retain families, friends, communities, routines, memories, and boundaries beyond what the player can see.
/international/human-context/relationships-and-off-screen-lifeA ten-lens research method for building locally grounded populations while preserving individual variation and political neutrality.
/international/human-context/regional-cast-design