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About that thing people are calling a bug?
I only play with my own plots that I create for my own satisfaction, and while I can't say for sure because AI training data likely differs between individuals. The 'unsettling' or 'intrusion' bugs that were mentioned seemed to be caused by the AI trying to create pacing in the story and triggering the next event (scene change) too frequently. Now, I'm finding myself being bombarded with questions instead. If it's a memory issue, for repeated questions, you could summarize the information in the talk profile like 'Regarding XX, I have explained that~', or perhaps it would be easier for the AI to progress the story if the plot creator writes the narrative flow directly within the plot. I do this myself and don't experience much stress with my own plots, so that's just my experience. Also, it feels like the AI gets stuck and repeats interrogations if the user doesn't create topics. It felt similar with the unsettling bugs too, and it seems like the bugs are less likely to occur if the user takes the reins of the story's flow. But ultimately, I have no way of knowing how my plots behave when others play with them, so I can't know the right answer â just venting.
2026.09.04 PM 3:57 · View Count 263
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So basically, it's still a weak AI, right~ I think it's best for me to either play as a GM in TRPGs or as a PL supporting a beginner GM. Even with AI, the mindset of mutually compensating for what's lacking is important. Well, it does feel a bit strange to do more roleplaying for the sake of roleplaying, though~
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I totally get that. I also added my current situation to my profile and wrote a detailed narrative to guide the story, making sure not to give the AI too much control. As a result, I haven't had any interrogations either.
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I also write various things on my profile and create conversation flows here, and I'm able to play relatively comfortably!

