Making a NPC talk like a in-game character - Atrinik.org - Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game

To make a NPC talk like a in-game character like a farmer named John.
So to make John talk you could say:

@match ^HI$|^HEY$|^HELLO$
John will say: Hello there. You here to help out on the farm?

but '@match has to be before ie '^HI$'

SO John will say: Hello there. You here to ^help^ out on the farm?

now the ^help^ is to click and or say 'help' will make him say another message

@match ^HELP$
Yes, this farm just suffered a terrible natural ^disaster^.

And again clicking or saying ^disaster^ will take you to say a new message.

@match ^DISASTER$
Well, I wouldn't call it natural but we were raided by a gang of evil monsters. You might want to talk to my ^wife^.
@match ^WIFE$
Yes you can find her cooking in the middle of the village.

And remember it doesnt matter if its @match ^DISASTER$ uppercase or lower case @match ^disaster. But in the text most likely make it fit in the sentence.

So something like this should be put in the Msg Text of a NPC:

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@match ^HI$|^HEY$|^HELLO$
Hello there, you must be here to ^help^ out on the farm?
@match ^HELP$
Yes, this farm has just suffered a terrible ^disaster^
@match ^DISASTER$
Well, I wouldn't call it a natural one, but we were just raided by a gang of evil monsters. You might want to talk to my ^wife^.
@match ^WIFE$
Yes, you can find her cooking in the middle of the village.

Mk instructions: keyword-syntax- @match <keyword1>|<keyword2>

for any number of keywords
from one to infinite is allowed.
But make sure folks that they're seperated by a "|"

Examples: @match ^hello$
@match ^hello$|^whats up$

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