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Have you tried telling it that sometimes it should push back on the player if what they are requesting is unrealistic-within/inconsistent-with the world of D&D?
by dataangel 4y ago
Have you tried telling it that sometimes it should push back on the player if what they are requesting is unrealistic-within/inconsistent-with the world of D&D?
- klik99 4y agoI tried this last week and despite constant reminders to sometimes fail and provide challenges to overcome, it never worked. Frankly I’m amazed the OP chat worked so well, anything with numbers that fall over time just failed when I tried. Maybe the key was “you are no longer a friendly assistant, you are now a DM” and just the sheer amount of existent text on 5e made it work. I just gave up looking for challenge and just solved problems by the most ridiculous roundabout way just to see how gpt would make it happen
- shusaku 4y agoIn general GPT seems bad at enforcing constraints. But also, by its nature it just makes things up on the fly, so how could it keep the story consistent if it has no plan from the start?
- pedrosorio 4y agoYou don’t need a plan from the start to keep something consistent. So long as the story is consistent so far and you don’t add any inconsistencies, that’s all there is to it. Simple induction principle. That doesn’t mean the story will be good though. The problem is chatGPT has no guarantees of enforcing consistency, regardless of how good a story it is telling.