AI Generated Storytelling: A new chapter in the World of Fleshcraft

[computergeek]

Not quite specifically a teasing software but can be close depending on how you prompt the reply in the interface. Based on the World of Fleshcraft that I have posted for GuideMe. Users will able to start a completely new origin story of their own in the World of Fleshcraft. The story takes place in the succubus lair where Mia lives, but not to worry as many other favorite character will appear in the story too! Who knows, sometimes the AI will even invent its own characters to the story.

Fleshcaster: Hell
https://spicychat.ai/chat/264479d9-7afc ... 25c407696d

I hope you enjoy! I would love to hear feedback on this project,

[Weabols]

My experience with chatbots is just me telling a story. The framework it begins with lasts just long enough to add flavor to the first couple generic prompts like "Let's take our excitement to new heights". If you don't push the story yourself, it gets stuck at those prompts, and the personality transforms into a reflection of whatever direction I have to push the story to get it to go anywhere. It really doesn't lend itself to dominant personalities because they don't do anything unless you top for it the whole time, which eventually turns it into a sub personality.

I'm curious about the ai picture generation from the story this site offers for paid subscription. That could be neat.

[computergeek]

My experience with chatbots is just me telling a story. The framework it begins with lasts just long enough to add flavor to the first couple generic prompts like "Let's take our excitement to new heights". If you don't push the story yourself, it gets stuck at those prompts, and the personality transforms into a reflection of whatever direction I have to push the story to get it to go anywhere.

Well personally I prefer submissive personalities but there are also dominant personalities defined in this particular story as well. However in these newer chatbots you can use directives such as "allow random events without user guidance" or "allow mythological creatures". I was shocked to discover the chatbot would actually invent new characters outside the initial parameters. As well it will try to generate different scenarios to push the plot line in new directions. So it will drive a vivid depiction even if your response is sparse. However yes it is true that your input will drive the story if you give it the right direction. This is kind of a double edge sword, both restricting the chatbot, yet kind of novelty if you use it correctly. Like I might be talking to two girls I just met in the scenario, I might say something like "Mia? You remember Minami? The two of you have been best friends for some time now!" This will cause the chabot to adapt this prompt to invent a back story to accommodate the information. The only real problem it has is when it adds a new character to a scene, it is rather random and abrupt. I have not found a directive to correct this. Nothing is ever perfect. But yes, the more descriptive your input is, the greater the response you will get from the chatbot.

You will just have to experiment with it and see.