Basic Information
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Character Overview
The Protagonist is the player character in "No, I'm not a Human", working as a doorman/apartment manager during a series of supernatural events. Players must identify various visitors while managing their own survival and uncovering the mysteries surrounding their building.
Player Control
The character directly controlled by the player throughout the game
Key Role
Responsible for screening visitors and making critical decisions
Survival Focus
Must balance visitor management with personal survival needs
Background Story
Mining Background
The protagonist has a background in mining, which may explain their attention to detail and methodical approach to visitor screening. This profession likely provided them with the observational skills needed for their current role.
Doorman Position
Currently working as a doorman or apartment manager, responsible for screening all visitors to the building. This position places them at the center of the supernatural events unfolding in the game.
Identification Guide
Characteristics
Character Analysis
Species: Human (confirmed player character)
Status: The central figure through which players experience the game
Behavior Patterns
Decision Making
Makes critical choices about visitor entry and building security
Investigation
Examines visitors using various tools and methods
Survival Management
Balances visitor screening with personal needs and safety
Progressive Learning
Adapts strategies based on previous encounters and experiences
Relationships
Visitors
Professional relationship based on screening and decision-making
Building Residents
Responsible for the safety and security of building occupants
Supernatural Elements
Caught between human visitors and potentially dangerous entities
Gameplay Strategy
Observation Skills
Carefully observe all visitor characteristics and behaviors
Resource Management
Balance investigation tools with personal survival needs
Pattern Recognition
Learn to identify patterns in visitor behavior and appearance
Risk Assessment
Evaluate the potential danger of each visitor decision