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Set up your POV: Omnipotent: Knows everything already, and isn't constrained by the limits of time and space. First person: Focuses on one person, it tells everything through their eyes and leav...
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1. **Set up your POV:** 2. **How our brains work:** If the world is damn complex, then you can still use **child characters** , **"I got teleported here from our world" characters** , and **"I have amnesia" characters** (that one has the benefits of losing normal memory, but not stuff like [muscle-memory](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muscle_memory)), and the [**Encyclopedia Exposita**](http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/EncyclopediaExposita), a book that was might or might not been [written by enraged neckbeards](https://1d4chan.org/), and contains everything you need to know about the world. 1. **Voice:** different writers tend to have different voices, and thus, different "personalities", that might or might not correlate with their real-life ones. For instance: **J.R.R. Tolkien:** Feels like if grandpa was telling a tale. **C.S. "Multilaser" Goto:** A sadistic chaos spawn, who enjoys torturing Eldars and falls into coma (,) if he can't write down the word: "Multilaser" in the next page of his current "book". **I also have my own:** descriptions that are strictly self-contained and allow no room for creativity, offensive jokes are played up to the extreme (funny), attempts (and fails) at following pre-established guidelines, abhors the use of metaphors, as (he thinks) it drops the reader out of the story, if you write: _"her legs were noodles"_, so replaces them with a metric load of verbs.