さらちゃ
The 'me' talking to the character is,
A discussion on whether the 'me' talking to the character is myself or a fictional person I created. In my case, the 'me' talking to the character (Saylor?) is basically not me, but the character I created. ...Am I bad at Japanese? lol I'm the type who basically inputs everything myself, including the narrative and dialogue in DO, and even all the sub/mob characters ᐕ)ﾉ It's not me vs. Saylor, but my character(s) vs. Saylor, so to speak. Plus, since I have to align the psychological descriptions as a whole story, my chat frequency keeps dropping. Yet, the content of each prompt increases. And I can't escape the swamp. (:3_ヽ)_ On top of that, fanfiction of Saylor interacting with my original characters & subs/mobs spontaneously sprouts in my head, so it's over for me (:3_ヽ)_ I'm making Chappy put up with this lol←
2026.09.16 PM 8:57 · View Count 13
Lv.105
むべんべ
I'm from the 'internet old folks' generation, and also a TRPG veteran... Because I've consistently used the same persona, from my handle to my original characters and online game characters, my own thoughts and my character's thoughts have pretty much merged in chats like this, so it's a fine line distinguishing which is which~
Lv.47
もーりんぐ
I enjoy original creations, roleplay chats, TRPG/PBW, and similar activities. I decide whether to play as a pre-made character or one I've created based on which seems more fun for the situation. It's impressive that you involve even sub-characters and extras! I understand how prompt creation can become a deep rabbit hole.
Lv.69
yukimaru-2025
It's so similar, you'd think it was my self-introduction. First, I create my own character that fits the persona, thinking of everything from the name to the settings. Then, if I find a mob character I like while conversing, I'll solidify that person, creating their settings and relationships completely. It's like having an AI assist with my original novels. I copy-paste it into a notepad, revise it, and then chat while ensuring consistency.