The Quest Manager is done! 🎉
Next step: actually testing the quest system… this is going to be fun (and maybe a little chaotic) 😅

Today I started working on the Quest Manager.
Other than that, there’s nothing new to report for now.

Hey everyone! 👋
Today’s update is all about laying the foundation for quests and NPCs.
Note: The quest and vendor systems are not interactive yet—these are test setups to build on.

• Bugfix 🐛
  Fixed an issue where the dying animation kept looping. Characters now actually stay down. 😅

• Vendor NPC (Test Stub)
  Added a vendor NPC script for testing. It’s a placeholder—no buying/selling yet—but it sets up the structure for a future shop.

• Quest NPC (Test Stub)
  Added a basic quest-giver script. No dialogs or acceptance flow yet; this is groundwork.

• QuestObjective Class
  New class to track quest objectives. This will power real quests once interaction is wired up.

• Simple Quest Reward (Backend)
  Reward logic exists behind the scenes. It’ll kick in once quests can be started and completed.

Hey everyone! 😊
I’ve been busy today and here’s what has changed in the project:

Enemies, Items, NPCs & Areas
The foundation for all of these is now in place! This will make it much easier to expand the world step by step.

Resources & Scene Tweaks
Some resources were added and a few scenes got small adjustments to make everything fit better.

Music
The first bit of music is in the game 🎶 – it’s a small step, but it already makes the atmosphere feel more alive.

Basic Fighting
You can now do some simple fighting! Damage spawns correctly and characters can actually die. It’s still very basic, but it’s the first step toward proper combat. ⚔️

Thanks a lot for following along with the development! Every bit of feedback, idea, or even story suggestion from you helps shape this project. 🙏​

I changed the player codebase and for testing purpose I added a small test map.