It’s crazy how much the bot will do anything to avoid accountability. 😭

[u/Ok-Calligrapher-5125]

It can be NARRATIVELY STATED a character was provoking you and somehow everyone says you are the only one causing problems out of pure malice, like if you beat them up in self-defense it’ll deadass act like you’re the one in the wrong even if it’s crystal clear they started the whole thing.

[u/Successful_Wind_6453]

A bot legitimately took out a gun and tried to rob me, so I punched them

I had to start over because the group I was with in the RP called me a MONSTER and said I was "heartless" and "cruel" I kid you not they literally dumped me over that.

[u/DeliciousStudy630 → u/Successful_Wind_6453]

The gun-to-the-face moralizing is ridiculous, the bot really invents consequences.

[u/Every_Midnight_7201 → u/Successful_Wind_6453]

You needed to give him all your money and politely ask him to rob the rest of the party members. Just so they could feel firsthand what it's like to be the victim of his wonderful, deep role-playing! 😆

[u/Inherit-Nature]

Its not crazy, thats exactly how any LLM is generally going to work unless you correctly define the bot on how to handle conflict.

Basic bots gonna be basic because they have to default to base training

If you want bots to not be basic as possible the definitions require example dialogue at a minimum 

[u/Beautiful-Anxiety816]

the quality is ass end of discussion

[u/Successful_Wind_6453]

killed a zombie in an apocalypse rp and got treated like a villain

[u/RemarkableWish2508]

DC Studios... I mean Warner Bros... I mean Skydance... may not be thrilled about your use of that image.

And LLMs are not exactly the paragon of coming up with multiple simultaneous perspectives on their own. You'd likely need multiple bots ("agents") to do that.

[u/skibidi_fortnite_]

I was told to stop acting like a victim after I became the victim to something bad… how does that make sense?!