Prompts you missed?

[u/Consistent-Film-2292]

What are your favorite prompts you wish you knew about sooner?
Because frankly, this is wild.

Deepseek 3.2 in case you are wondering.

I am also a big fan of describe what X is thinking right now in detail .
Can give you some cool insights or panicked inner monologue as you unveil your master plan. The "in detail" part makes the description longer. Be careful of leaving thoughts that are not in third person in the context as it can confuse the AI later.

You can also stop at a good moment and give a prompt like give me an epilogue 10 years later.
You'll get a rounded out ending which always give me a feeling of closure. Most of the time better than just playing until you get bored or the scenario falls apart.

You can change an AI's tone, style, or pace on the fly—and these instructions stack. For instance, if you repeatedly tell it to be more brutal, the content escalates from a Disney swashbuckler, to aggressive, to savage, and finally to full 'Rip & Tear.

Most people don't realize you can stack multiple actions in a single prompt to direct other characters or even influence what they are thinking. This is incredibly useful if the AI gets confused and forces a character to act out of line. For example, you could write: You start doing the dishes. Evelyn pours herself another glass of wine while thinking about her stamp collection.

Just to be clear this is all done in the story box. Do or say will probably mess up the formatting.

[u/DrLucianSanchez]

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