A friendly NPC to console me

Sorry, but I'm a bit cynical today. Today was the day my favorite team really relegated. They could get second to last, but a 0-4 loss is just enough. Having said that, I needed a friend to console me and who better to have as a friend as one you can create yourself: The Friendly Guy.

Friendly stands next to a wall, arms wide open and has a certain presence in having components in Unity. Further, I saw worse goalkeepers today, but Friendly Guy does not do anything at all. Yhe player script understands it's something to talk to, but that won't get you very far yet. Tomorrow perhaps. For now, this is my new friend supporting me in these hard times.

Other things I did today are less visible and less comforting, but useful to keep track of objects(and probably better goalkeepers too). In short, what it comes down to is that I created several short scripts to help distinguish between different types of WorldObjects. All interactable things will have a WorldObject component to make them visible in the GUI and the rest is up to those components. 

Doors have opening and closing mechanisms, weapons can be swinged, food can be eaten. That kind of stuff. I had some door swinging behaviour in the world object and I wanted to get that to a specific script so that I might not risk opening and closing apples later. Not fun, not exciting, but important to make the programming job easier in the long run. So it's good. Better than some goalkeeper, I might add.