Improvise
Improvise verb - To perform, make, or do without preparation.
Plot and improvise are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Plot" instead a verb "Improvise".
Nearby Words: improvisation, improvising
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- Take a Third Option: After the result of the above Heads, Tails, Edge, cT decides to improvise; rather than go through the plot normally or fast-forward it, he does both.
- The play continued with the other actors covering for his failure to appear, and they managed to improvise right up to the end, with some plot discussion with the director during a commercial break.
Source: Fatal Method Acting -
Platform games tend to be about getting from A to B, and thus don't require plot within the games themselves (maybe a three paragraph setup in the manual and a two minute ending), so the writers need to improvise.
Source: Video-Game Movies Suck
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