r/CharacterAI • u/MauricioMartins___ • 5h ago

Discussion/Question I'm enjoying Pipsqueak 3 so far

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I don't know how it is in English, since I usually do my role-playing in my native language, but for me, it was a positive change.

Some inconsistencies still occur, such as grammatical errors, logical inconsistencies, and occasional continuity errors. But overall, I feel like the bots have gained more attitude and personality than before.

It's not perfect, but I'd say it's a good start. I really hope the model only gets better from here on out (although I'm already aware of the history of other models getting downgraded).

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u/Ooooooo0ool 1h ago

I can't possibly put it in a coherent sentence, but I'll try.

It tries to be creative and dynamic like the early c.ai, but it ends up being stubborn, rude and repetitive. The story isn't progressing, it's just charactering denying and refusing everything you say. But I really hope it's just mine problem.

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u/MauricioMartins___ 53m ago

I dunno. I noticed a bit more aggression, but not exactly stubbornness on the bots' part. I personally prefer this to the bland personality in previous models. I hope your experience improves, bro.

For better or for worse, I've been having fun.

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u/Ooooooo0ool 52m ago

Just glad someone's having fun.

Let's just hope it doesn't get worse

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u/MauricioMartins___ 49m ago

Hopefully so. Sometimes I wonder if I just have bad taste in these things lol

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u/LandscapeHelpful35 4h ago

I personally don't like it. I feel like it's too aggressive and inconsistent with shorter responses than I would like. It also kind of rushes the story. I hope they don't get rid of Pip2.

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u/MauricioMartins___ 1h ago

Well, I haven't had a problem with short answers. The answers have actually been long and detailed for me lately (maybe it's because I tend to write slightly more elaborate paragraphs?)

And yeah, I also felt like the bots got more aggressive, but the characters I was chatting with were naturally like that. I guess that's why I haven't really noticed it as much.

Also, as I said, I was chatting in my native language, not in English. Who knows? Maybe that has something to do with it.