i WAS THINKING OF USING IT IN A RPG IM WORKING ON, WELL IT'S A PROJECT I USING TO LEARN PERL. I WAS GOING TO USE THE SWITCH MODULE FOR THINGS LIKE MOVEMENT. ROUGH EXAMPLE CODE NOT TESTED. 
USE SWITCH;
SUB DIRECTIONS {
WHILE {
$DIRECTIONS= (<STDIN>);
    CHOMP $DIRECTIONS
    $DIRECTIONS =~ TR/A-Z/a-z/;
    SWITCH {
        CASE 'NORTH'    {PRINT "$HERONAME HAS LEFT NORTH"}
        CASE 'SOUTH'     {PRINT "$HERONAME HAS LEFT SOUTH"}
        CASE 'EAST'      {PRINT "$HERONAME HAS LEFT EAST"}
        CASE 'WEST'      {PRINT "$HERONAME HAS LEFT WEST"}
        }
    }
}

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BASICALY THATS WHAY IM TRYING TO DO...BASICALY

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