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#Broken age act 2 review series#

what services, facilities and resources are already available in the area (for example local voluntary and community groups), and how these might help local people.

Local authorities have to consider various factors: It makes clear that local authorities must provide or arrange services that help prevent people developing needs for care and support or delay people deteriorating such that they would need ongoing care and support. The Care Act helps to improve people’s independence and wellbeing. How does the Act help prevent people developing care and support needs?

have a range of provision of high quality, appropriate services to choose from.

can get the information and advice they need to make good decisions about care and support.

receive services that prevent their care needs from becoming more serious, or delay the impact of their needs.

This is to make sure that people who live in their areas: Under the Care Act, local authorities have new functions. What role do local authorities play in care and support?

#Broken age act 2 review series#

This factsheet describes how the Care Act and supporting guidance place a series of new duties and responsibilities on local authorities about care and support for adults. Public response to the Caring for our future engagement There are some things that should be universal – information is one. Information, information, information – without it, how can people be truly at the heart of decisions? Information should be available to all regardless of how their care is paid for. She also lacks any of the quips or charm that Shay has, at the expense of her being the one to do anything significant for the plot.Factsheet 1: General responsibilities of local authorities: prevention, information and advice, and shaping the market of care and support services

This outlook of hers makes every other person and puzzle she encounters feel more like a bothersome roadblock, instead of something fun and engaging, like it should be. Her only motivation is defeating Mog Chothra, she has no other characteristics beyond that. Vella’s main defining trait is that she’s a generic woman trying to fight against archaic standards, and as a result, Vella is a much more boring character. She however does not want to accept her fate as monster food, and goes against the town’s tradition, deciding to make an attempt to kill Mog Chothra. This year, Vella happens to be chosen as a sacrifice, which is a huge honor for her family. Every few years, the town selects their best maidens to be sacrificed in order to appease the monster Mog Chothra. Vella, on the other hand, is a girl who’s lived a relatively normal life in the town of Sugar Bunting, where every resident is a baker.

It feels like the writers put a lot of time and effort into crafting a solid personality for him, which is a shame, since Shay essentially becomes a bumbling fool that has minimal impact on the story. The commentary he makes about the world around him is amusing, and it lends a lot to Shay’s character. Shay’s naive and sheltered nature allows for some good dialogue, as the player watches him slowly become more cynical towards everything he interacts with. Shay’s wishes of escaping from his entrapment are granted one day, when he meets a suspicious wolf named Marek. This routine is enforced by Shay’s overbearing and coddling robotic “mother”, and consists of “daring rescues” to save his plush toy friends from ice cream avalanches and hug monsters. Shay is a young boy, stuck on a spaceship with no other humans to interact with, and deals with going through a repeated series of the same monotonous events every single day of his life. The game’s two act story is split up between the dual protagonists of the game Shay, and Vella. Broken Age’s narrative is about how two teenagers try to escape from the routine of their lives, and cause a chain of events that eventually drive them to cross paths.