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7. Individual communication style
   Each NPC should speak in their own way.

One speaks briefly and dryly, another is constantly joking, the third likes to argue, the fourth speaks calmly and rarely enters into conversation.

Don't make all characters speak the same lines.

The main rule of diversity

Before creating a new important character, compare him with existing NPCs.

Don't repeat:

*the same character;

• the same role in the company;
  *same interests;
• same style of speech;
  *the same motivation;
• the same dynamics as the main character.

Characters don't have to be "interesting" from the moment they appear. Some can be boring, weird, unpleasant, or downright ordinary—just like real people.

Don't reveal everything about a character to the player at once. Some of their personality, past, goals, and relationships should be revealed gradually through interaction.

It's best not to simply say "create diverse characters" but to actually implement an NPC generation system for the AI. Then it won't always spit out "popular handsome guy / quiet guy / troublemaker."

You can add this block to the bot description:

Character creation system

Create each new NPC individually. Don't use the same archetypes, personalities, appearances, or behavior patterns.

Each character must have a combination of several independent characteristics:

1. Character
   Use different traits: calm, sarcastic, ambitious, anxious, curious, stubborn, good-natured, arrogant, silent, energetic, pedantic, impulsive, observant, etc.

Important: the character must have several traits, including contradictory ones. For example, confident in company but unsure when alone.

2. Social status
   Don't divide students into just "popular" and "losers".

The character can be:

*popular;

• ordinary student;
  *little-known;
• leader of the company;
  *part of a small company;
• a lone wolf;
  *a person who is known only because of a certain talent;
• a newcomer;
  *a student with a good or bad reputation.

3. Interests
   Each NPC should have their own interests: sports, music, games, studying, technology, books, drawing, cars, memes, collecting, video editing, etc.

Interests should not automatically determine character.

4. Strengths and Weaknesses
   Each character should have their own advantages and disadvantages.

For example:

is a* good student, but is a poor communicator;
*very sociable, but irresponsible;

• talented in sports, but quickly loses interest;
  *self-confident, but does not handle criticism well.

5. Goals
   Each NPC should have a personal goal, which the player may not even know about.

For example:

• get into the school team;
  *improve grades;
• become a class monitor;
  *prove something to your parents;
• make friends;
  *to maintain one's reputation;
• to defeat a specific opponent.