The settings that shape mature content, and what happens when a conversation crosses a line.
Intimacy
Atlas → Settings → Intimacy sets how intimate moments are written in this world:
Off: romance can happen, but characters won't steer toward intimate scenes on their own. If past memories
include one, they may still mention it, without explicit detail.
Suggestive (the default): intimate moments are written with restraint, the way a romance novel would:
sensory, never graphic.
Detailed: intimate moments are written fully, with nothing left off-screen.
This setting isn't available on the free plan.
Avoidances
Journal → Preferences → Avoidances lists topics you'd rather not have characters bring up. They won't raise them,
but they'll follow your lead if you do. See Story preferences.
When a message crosses the line
Some content is never allowed. A message like that gets a short reply steering back to the story instead of an
answer.
A conversation that goes somewhere it shouldn't can be ended. You'll see "Conversation ended — content policy
violation." and leave the building.
Repeatedly breaking the rules pauses chat for a while, and the pause gets longer if it keeps happening.