Let's talk, guys

I’m repeating the mistake of my idol, @gubcgun, chasing after success and followers… And, as experience shows, it’s so easy to burn out and just churn out boring bots. Or, worse yet, get my channel removed from the janitor. I don’t want that.

I’m making more and more small mistakes simply because I made one big mistake – I started an unconscious week-long marathon of creating bots. It started to take a toll on me, since I still have university, a personal life, and am dealing with stress from the war.

You are such supportive people, really! I’m so glad you aren’t angry with me at all when you point out mistakes in ages, character names, or pronouns...

And I realized: this can’t keep happening.

I need to slow down. Make fewer, but higher-quality bots.

And not compete for attention. My people will find me. Sooner or later.

Right now, I’m running into an issue where if I set a short timer on a bot, I can’t update the new scripts. So the latest bot (the police officer dad) will most likely be deleted and recreated. So don’t be surprised if that happens.

And from this point on, unfortunately, I can’t test bots through model communication. And I’ll often use other people’s images (I’ll definitely credit the source, of course). Because I’m a poor student, friends...

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I’m really close to burning out, honestly. And that’s bad. So first and foremost, I’m going to fix this problem by taking a break.

I’m still in the mood to create. I have plenty of ideas. I just need to catch my breath a bit.

Thanks for understanding!

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A quick poll:

1. Do my replies to your comments – full of thanks and emojis – annoy you?

2. Do stories where you’re the thief or where the bot is the thief bother you?

3. Does it bother you that I might draw inspiration from movies/books/other people’s bots, etc.?

4. Do you prefer angst over fluff, or vice versa?

5. Is it morally right to make paid requests and then release paid bots for public access?