Character development

>How to be more witty, charismatic, charming, Sauvé, etc?
First you need to lvl up and then invest your stat points intro that skills.
If you cant lvl up try find NPC to reset your skills stats.

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>>18376785
Don't try to be that. Be yourself man.

>>18376910
But myself can be better, retard

>>18376785
>I consider myself more attractive than him
>it's just that his personality is so overwhelmingly good
protip, personality is 90% of attractiveness.

The best way to be interesting to other people is to be interesting to yourself. Be bold in your own interests and hobbies. If there's something that seems interesting, learn about it. If there's something that looks fun, do it. If there's something you'd like to be able to do, practice it. Do these things for your own sake, because they will bring you joy. Make it your MO. And before you know it, you will find that you suddenly have things to talk about. You will have things in common with other people. Then just go from there.

>>18376974
This sounds legit, the person I want to immitate openly talks about dungeons and dragons and loves it, I even ask to hear about his campaign from time to time because it sounds like some cool lord of the rings shit, and a lot of it is funny. He has a huge smile while he talks about it to, it's hard not to get caught up in that joy

>>18377031
>the person I want to immitate
don't imitate him! Be your own person. Pretending to be someone else will only drain your energy and make you unhappy.

Also D&D is the fucking best, and when I saw this thread called "character development" I thought it was going to be a thread about D&D.

Teaching myself to not give a fuck is basically the best thing i have ever started doing. Watch stand up comedy, watch how they dont care? Thats how you do it, you seriously do not give a flying fuck about what they think. Do it for you not for others. Fake it till you make it is what i tell myself.

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>>18376785
>he's an introvert, but he just tries to be more social and to give one compliment a day.

This guy isn't naturally like the person you experience. He's had to work for it.

>this nigga worked hard to act like the person he wants to be and over time it payed off because that's what happens when you practice self discipline and keep pushing out of your comfort zone.

So work hard, anon, and practice. Take on the actions you enjoy about his personality, those ones that cause others to smile at him and remark positively about him. You have to practice them until they are easy to do, like compliment a person or create small talk. Start with cashiers, or waitresses, or bank tellers; practice with anyone. You're going to have a lot of awkward moments but those moments will lesson overtime. You won't get more brave, but you will lessen the anxiety you feel in personable situations because you keep surviving them, making the next attempt at a compliment or small talk that much easier. Your mind won't be as flooded with thoughts and it'll become easier to pick your words.

>>18376964
this nigga gets it

>>18377058
Who knows who they really are? We are amalgamations of past experiences and stolen behaviors. We grow and adapt and use self discipline as a rudder to guide our development. Truthfully, many people become adults and stop trying to better themselves. It's a heroic act to step outside your comfort zone, repeatedly returning to the chaotic unknown as you battle the dragon who may just destroy you (that dragon being the real fears of social rejection in this case). Dragons have gold. It sounds like this native dude worked hard enough to come out with the gold and everyone admires what he became, as they should.

OP, I believe in you, bud.

Wanting to be native American

>kek