Choose a premise you want to answer
Groups Only finds scenarios with more than one companion. A group can contain up to ten companions, so a clear starting cast helps the conversation stay readable.
- Switch the collection to Fantasies.
- Narrow the results by style or tags, and read the scenario rather than its title alone.
- Begin the chat with an action or question that fits the opening.
Make it clear who should speak
Choose speaker selects a particular companion's next reply. Auto hands that choice back to the conversation. Address a character by name when a question is meant for them.
Adding another companion to a one-to-one chat permanently changes it into a group. Removing the addition later does not restore the original chat type.
Write a problem, not the other player's answer
Give the cast a location and an immediate reason to act. Let the greeting stop before it decides what the reader thinks, says or does.
For example, two adult neighbours open a shared storage room and find a suitcase neither admits to owning. One wants to leave it alone; the other has noticed a familiar luggage tag. That difference gives your first reply somewhere to go.