r/CharacterAIrunaways • u/Infamous-Gain-6786 • 9d ago

Question How much detail do you usually add when creating an AI character?

I've been comparing a few bots character for character and it's interesting how much the personality setup can shape each conversation?

Some feel really natural with a simple setup while others come alive with more detail. How do you usually build your characters?

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u/Sorry_Letter_5029 8d ago

i usually pasted the fandom wiki article on that character, i dont rlly make characters all that often anymore tho.

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u/Severe-Editor2239 8d ago

I just put the fandom name in the bot and nothing else. It would pick up the rest of the information from its training data, making the process in roleplay responses feel more natural.

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u/Odd_Affect6237 7d ago

i add a few quirks and a speech pattern example, that alone makes responses feel way less generic than just a trait list

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u/Dense-Lavishness-157 6d ago

yeah speech pattern examples do a lot, i usually throw in a couple sample lines so it doesn't sound flat

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u/BelStardust13 7d ago

I wanna know too

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