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Immersion Level - Bergmau - 2026-05-12
As the title states, I would like to discuss the level of immersion each of you uses for their player. If a discussion in that sense is allowed here?
Are you strict about it, only playing within a "first-person" type of immersion level? Do you "manage" your player? Or do you mix?
From my, albeit short, personal experience. At first I was not a fan of the full immersion style, but the more content I consumed and talked or wrote with other players, the more I liked the idea of incorporating higher levels of immersion into the play. I wrote an article a couple of weeks ago containing an interview from my player. At first I was unsure if I wanted to do that, but it felt easy to write and I had more fun than I first expected. I followed that with a second interview, which again was easy and fun to write. So I decided for myself to include more of these interview style articles and other type of articles I never considered before.
However I also want to continue writing articles that are from me, the human behind the player, and are not necessarily within the game in the simulation or so to say.
I would love to know how you are handling this topic. Feel free to share your experiences.
RE: Immersion Level - Zoone16 - 2026-05-12
It honestly depends what I'm writing about. If it's about my player I'm more likely to go into RP/Immersion mode. For stats discussion I'll probably stay more neutral.
RE: Immersion Level - roquefort - 2026-05-12
I think it's fun to pretend to be my player for media or when messing around / talking smack with other users, but I am definitely my own person when it comes to normal interactions