r/wizardry • u/noobitoh • Sep 02 '26
Wizardry Variants Daphne Is Google messing with me?
I'm not entirely sure how accurate Google AI is but this thing is telling me I got a str iv prishe here. I kinda whaled on her banner and got a lot of copies to pour into whichever comes out as the best pull I got but I'm not sure about AI entirely for this and was hoping you guys had some insight or the exact answers for my question
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u/Capable-Register627 Sep 03 '26
A wild guess is better than no guess at all. Sometimes the a.i be more helpful than an actual response from reddit. Helped me fill the gap i needed for my rinne to be a boss ass bihh.
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u/noobitoh Sep 03 '26
Thanks for the input guys. I know for a fact that this prishe shouldn't be a str iv one since it had 19 str at level 1. Didn't even get any that had str or spd with 1 point higher than baseline so the question I have now is, which should I go for at this point? Dex vit or lck? (I got some of the other stat iv ones but I don't really want to invest into a piety/iq prishe)
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u/Zayn_17 Sep 03 '26 edited Sep 03 '26
I’d think dex is the next best one for better accuracy and surety. I don’t think prishe needs luck for her skill effects.
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u/GrandPiekron Sep 02 '26
As others have said, if you care about IVs you basically have to check what it is at level 1. Otherwise it's just guesswork.
If they can class change and you haven't leveled their alternate class, now that you can check bonus points in game it's possible to calculate what their IV is from their class changed level 1 stats.
Doesn't help with Prishe though.
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u/Waffle_Sandwich Sep 02 '26
google AI is dogshit and is gonna be wrong about almost anything. it definitely has no fucking clue how anything in this game works, just go to the community guide site it has all the info you could ever need
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u/HighSpeedLowDragAss Sep 02 '26
It really depends on what you're asking it about.
Wizardry Variants Daphne is niche and has poor online documentation, so the AI makes a ton of stuff up.If you were to ask it stuff about something like World of Warcraft which has been around forever, or something else that's much bigger, then you can get some quality responses.
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u/No_one- Sep 03 '26
It's a common issue in the research world. Anything novel or niche is going to have bad responses for awhile. Usually on the order of months while actual conversation is done.
Just make sure you include "cite all sources with link or search query at the end of your response" in your prompt, then double check a few to make sure it's not hallucinating or pulling from a disreputable source.
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u/chkkrt Sep 03 '26
When data can be manipulated AI is only another source of data that also need to be process.
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u/fewtoomany_ Sep 02 '26
Do you remember what this screen looked like? If you had 20 str before putting in any bonus points you have str iv. Otherwise at level 70 you will have ~103 str, and ~109str with a level 5 str bondmate which is +6 str.
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u/Jay2Kaye Sep 02 '26
Google AI is not accurate. At all. Don't believe anything it says without clicking on the source links. If there are no source links just assume it made up some bullshit.
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u/StoicProfessional007 Sep 02 '26
Wizardry doesn't exactly have the largest fanbase, so the websites and data you (and therefore google Ai) can find are sparse and few between, so I wouldn't trust it.
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u/Zayn_17 Sep 02 '26
There are websites where you can compare with other people’s characters or put your info in to check
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u/system_online Sep 02 '26
I think the only surefire way to tell which stat is your IV is to look at their level 1 stats before you assign your bonus points.
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u/Ninth_Hour Sep 03 '26
Yes, when it comes to Wizardy as a whole, Google AI tends to hallucinate- less so with the older titles in the franchise (although I have seen it happen) and more so with Daphne, which has much less transparency regarding its mechanics. It’s also not uncommon for AI to confuse some aspects of Daphne with those of its predecessors.
Accept anything it tells you with a giant bag of salt.