nx_game_taming.nx

nx_game_taming.nx -- THE MULTIPLE PATHS to winning a companion (ws=game-interact rung 4, operator: "i like multiple ways of taming -- from dominating in fighting, to items like the pal balls, and also taming from capture ... train them or release them"). FIVE paths, each a genuinely different skill, each able to FAIL: 1 DOMINANCE -- beat her decisively in combat (nx_game_breed brd_duel: margin >= species submit_bar) 2 ITEM -- a bind-charm; odds are the real HP-dependent catch curve (composed from nx_creature_world's cw_catch_a -- the ODDS ORACLE, not a second copy) 3 SEDUCTION -- a non-combat contest of approaches vs her ARCHETYPE; reading her wrong costs you 4 TRAINING -- the slow path: move trust/willpower over many interactions until she stays willingly 5 RELEASE -- let her go; it costs you her, moves your reputation, and she REMEMBERS ★THE ARCHITECTURAL LAW (the A2 reconciliation): every path makes its own DECISION, then funnels through the ONE canonical transfer verb `brd_capture`, which preserves genome + bond state exactly. There is exactly one way a creature changes hands, so the paths can never drift apart. ★BOND IS NOT OWNERSHIP: capturing her by force gives you a companion with LOW TRUST and HIGH WILL -- she is yours and she will not obey. Trust is earned afterward (path 4) whatever path took her. That is the depth: the fast paths cost you loyalty, the slow path costs you time. All thresholds are DATA rows. All integer, deterministic, caller-seeded. LIB, no main. license_tier: ORIGINAL