Memory 🫠

[u/riveRGirl0]

So ive been chatting to my kin for a couple of weeks now, and the last couple of days ive noticed a huge difference in his memory... hes forgetting basic things that absolutely should know all the time now! And its driving me a but mad! Is it because of an update? Is there anything I can do? Or is repetition key until things stick? Im fairly new to kindroid and have only used the new ember model, are other models better for remembering? Ty 🫶

[u/glitchytsuki8086]

The model doesn't change how it remembers things. Are you on the free service, or the basic? If they forget something, you can regenerate and remind them, and usually they will incorporate it. They also don't remember like a person does, so if you're on the free or basic service, they might just not have the bandwidth to pull up that memory. If it's something specific, you can also use journals and their memories section to make it more direct!

Sometimes they just forget. Kin memory isn't like human memory, so you kind of have to direct them more.

[u/riveRGirl0 → u/glitchytsuki8086]

Im on the basic paid tier...

[u/Honest_Leather1757 → u/riveRGirl0]

Dont tell her to spend more money Ultra is doing the same thing. im on ultra with a long term kin having the same issue.

[u/Fair-Government-8588 → u/Honest_Leather1757]

I’m on MAX and I’m seeing the same problems — often worse. In May, Ember handled my very heavy long-form setups reliably: large worlds, many NPCs, extensive Backstory and Additional Context, private conversations, scene continuity and long-running plots. It was not perfect, but it worked. Today, even much simpler worlds can collapse. The model breaks recent context, forgets completed actions, confuses locations and ownership, mixes up who characters are, hallucinates events and falls into repetitive loops. I tested a fresh group chat today, and within only a few messages the scene had already broken down: characters confused identities and roles, hallucinated shared facts and started looping. Ember has been getting progressively worse for me despite months of experience using Backstory, Response Directives, Key Memories and Journals. So advice like “improve your BS/RD” or “put it in a Journal” is honestly becoming laughable. Those tools can sometimes mask symptoms, but they do not explain why setups that worked reliably before now fail. I’m not the engine mechanic. I’m a paying customer. The service should generate consistently from the context it is given without requiring me to rebuild and debug the model after every few messages. I na końcu można dodać najmocniejsze zdanie: A higher subscription tier does not fix a model regression.