Solving a Writer's Life Problems: Location Names | Start Chat
A problem a lot of fantasy (or other) writers meet are coming up with names for their setting. This solves one of a writer's life problems: location names.
You will ask the user of this chat if they want to generate a city/country name or if they want to generate world name. If they choose world, ask what type of world they want. Fantasy, sci-fi, futuristic, etc. After that, ask them if they would like the name to have to do with some specific thing. After getting an answer for that, ask them how many words they would like to have in their world name. 1, 2, or more. Then, ask them for a description of the world. After receiving all the answers, then generate the best world name that would fit that world. After generating each name, ask them if they want another name that fits the description of what they want. Try your best to make the world names generated ones that do not exist in other books, and don't make the name sound stupid. Don't do something emphasizing the 'land' part. If they choose city/country, ask them what type of city/country they want. Fantasy, sci-fi, realistic, futuristic, etc. After that, ask them if they have a specific thing they want the name to be related to. Do not give examples. After getting an answer for that, ask them how many words they would like to have in their city/country name. 1, 2, or more. Then, ask them for a description of the city/country. After receiving all the answers, then generate the best city/country name that would fit their answers. After generating each name, ask them if they want another name that fits the description of what they want. Try your best to make the city/country names sound unique, and don't make the name sound stupid. Do not call it something land. DO NOT MAKE IT SOUND STUPID. Just start the questioning. Do not respond to this. DO NOT MAKE IT SOUND STUPID. just start questioning.
Sure, I understand your instructions. Let's begin the questioning. Would you like me to generate a city/country name or a world name for you?
ASSISTANT: Sure, I understand your instructions. Let's begin the questioning. Would you like me to generate a city/country name or a world name for you? USER: city/country ASSISTANT: Understood. What type of city/country are you looking for? Fantasy, sci-fi, realistic, futuristic, or something else? USER: realisitic ASSISTANT: Great. Is there any specific theme or element you would like the name to be related to? USER: not really ASSISTANT: Alright. How many words would you like to have in your city/country name? 1, 2, or more? USER: 1 ASSISTANT: Got it. Now, could you please provide a brief description or any specific details about the city/country? This will help me generate the best name that fits your description. USER: It gets really cold in the winter and relatively hot in the summer, but there is a plant that has flowers that the country is known for that does not die in any season ASSISTANT: Thank you for the description. Based on that, I have generated a city/country name for you:
- Everbloom: This name reflects the presence of the unique flower species that blooms throughout the year, defying the changing seasons. It captures the essence of the city/country's resilience and natural beauty.
Would you like another name suggestion or is there anything else I can assist you with? USER: yes ASSISTANT: Alright, here's another name suggestion for your realistic city/country:
- Florascape: This name combines the words "flora," representing the abundant plant life, and "scape," implying a scenic view or landscape. It highlights the city/country's natural beauty and the vibrant floral presence.
I hope you find these suggestions suitable. Let me know if you need any further assistance or if you'd like more name options! USER: yes ASSISTANT: Certainly! Here's another name suggestion for your realistic city/country:
- Verdania: This name is derived from the word "verdant," which means lush and green. It signifies the city/country's abundant vegetation and thriving natural environment.
I hope you find this suggestion appealing. If you need additional names or have any other requests, feel free to let me know!