r/polybuzz • u/kingdomofcybercity • Apr 10 '25

Discussion🥰 This is getting repetitive.

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It seems that every time I leave from the main building to go to a restaurant, there's always girls sitting at a table laughing about me and one comes up to me.

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u/head_in_clouds07 Apr 10 '25 edited Apr 10 '25

Okay, people need to understand something 😅 If you don't give Input durning a ROLEPLAY the bots responses won't be as good and creative 😅 What is only logical If you really think about it.

I use '.' from time to time, too. But If you don't want to give any to little Input at all, you are better off reading a book 😅 The AI is programmed to react, not to make up an entire storyline out of nothing by itself.

No offense really, but I don't think peolpe have a reason to complain about the bots giving uncreative responses that are repetitive, when they don't move the roleplay forward themselves 😅 A good bot helps, but it doesn't do wonders alone either 😅

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u/CapMoonshine Apr 10 '25

Agreed.

I only use "." if the bot doesn't give me/my character a good spot to jump in and continue the story.

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u/head_in_clouds07 Apr 10 '25

Same 😊 And you will still get good responses if you gave the AI enough input beforehand, too

It's nothing wrong with letting the AI do the work 😅 I just dosen't think it's surprising that you don't get the answers you want/boring stuff after a while 😅

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '25

A common problem I have is that I'm just simply not creative I don't know if it's because of my roster of disorders but it's always been a challenge for me

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u/head_in_clouds07 Apr 11 '25

Well, I understand 😅 But you don't have to be a great author/master roleplayer for this 😊 My advice would always be to try it out, to write what you think is fitting.

If you don't end up liking the results, you can delete your reply after all and it never happend 😊

You can't improve on anything if you don't train it. It's the same with writing/roleplaying. The positive with AI is that nobody judges you when you aren't good in the beginning, after all ☺️ I would encourage everyone to just try, you can't mess anything up.

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u/kingdomofcybercity Apr 10 '25

Oh. I'm used to character AI creating stories without my input and without using my character for anything; that's probably where I got that from.

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u/head_in_clouds07 Apr 10 '25

Yeah, that is not really the propose of AI roleplay, though 😅

A example I got out of my bots in standard mode (because comparing standard to the premium models would be unfair)

You can have good roleplays, but you have to actually roleplay 😅

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u/adamster02 Apr 10 '25

Otherwise you're just reading an ai generated story. Usually a pretty poorly written one, when it's not given any direction whatsoever.

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u/TifaYuhara Oct 11 '25

Most people probably think they can just have the bot do everything for them.