// Roskilde 1994: the main stage, after Peter Gabriel, no pressure.

fn on_enter() {
    if once("seen_roskilde") {
        say("Sixty thousand lighters. You can feel the low-end of the crowd's breathing.");
    }
}

fn on_verb(verb, noun) {
    if noun == "the rig" && (verb == "do" || verb == "play" || verb == "use") {
        if !flag("mainstage") {
            say("Not your stage yet. The stage manager holds the schedule, and the schedule is God.");
            return true;
        }
        if flag("legend") {
            say("The encore's done. Your ears will ring until Thursday. Worth it.");
            return true;
        }
        freeze_ego(true);
        say("You plug in. The overdrive hits the borrowed rig like weather hitting a coastline.");
        say("John opens in 7/4. Sixty thousand people who came for Sepultura decide — audibly, in real time — that this will do NICELY.");
        say("Forty-five minutes later, two brothers from Victoria walk off the biggest stage in Scandinavia.");
        set_flag("legend", true);
        points(10);
        give("tour money");
        play("win");
        freeze_ego(false);
        say("A promoter presses an envelope into your hands: the fee, cash, in kroner. (East of here, in a few years, you're going to need it.)");
        return true;
    }
    false
}