The game needs a way for players to unanimously vote an answer as being BS.
Death by AI – a free Jackbox style party game. AI judges your plans to survive
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Re: Death by AI – a free Jackbox style party game. AI judges your plans to survive
#172Earlier quoted context omitted.
Configured a certain way, the game should respond by poking holes in the narrative that cheat credulity. Like the Kaiju transmitter will turn out to be a dud, told humorously and leading to the end of the story.
LLMs aren't built that way, they're text predictors. If the text begins with "it's massively successful", there was very few instances in the training data where this didn't actually result in success.
You can ask the LLM "is this answer showing too much hubris" and instruct it to fail the player any time it determines that to be the case.
Text prediction with non-lateral application lets you get a lot more out of the model than just what was in the training set
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#173I think -- unless my rounds weren't representative -- a problem with the current instance of it is that whatever you do, the end situation seems to have a "twist." Needs more randomization otherwise it's too easy to game. For example, if you input something like "come to terms with own impending death. However, in a twist of fate.." then you win. (Or at least, I did.) Add some double-twists, some non-twists, and thin…
The prompts and responses strongly reminded me of the Tales of the Arabian Nights board game, where the key game mechanic is revealing a paragraph of some situation challenging the protagonist, making a choice on which course of action to pursue, and reading the outcome of that (often depending on certain attributes of the character); and an interesting pattern in the game that when circumstances are really desperate and the rational actions clearly won't succeed, a relevant choice is to pray to Allah for help or guidance, which then does give a solution (just as it does qutie a few of the 1001 nights stories), - and the same automagically applies in this game, asking for divine intervention (and asserting that you do get one) is one way that consistently works.
Re: Death by AI – a free Jackbox style party game. AI judges your plans to survive
#174Re: Death by AI – a free Jackbox style party game. AI judges your plans to survive
#175Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think it’s a bit soon to be integrating LLM’s into AAA releases. The current generation of consoles can’t run them locally, so the developers would have to run the models for the customers. Considering most game developers (including Rockstar) don’t even have dedicated servers for multiplayer, that’s probably too much to ask. I think Elder Scrolls 6 has a higher chance of implementing it, only because Microsoft own…
It would be good if souls like games could have starting story conditions that are more or less the same on each play through, but player actions in the world (i.e. order of boss completion etc) lead to the story developing along certain lines in a dynamic manner. Each main boss has a character arc they are following, and the actions of the player to either ignore that boss / part of the map or engage with it immedia…
In my mind, something like Dwarf Fortress could be a great candidate. Each interaction and character has (and changes) a plethora of variables which affect the behavior and relationship. Those could then be used to generate fitting dialogs etc.
Re: Death by AI – a free Jackbox style party game. AI judges your plans to survive
#176I tried to defeat an angry bear by throwing up rabbits (idea by Julio Cortázar) but it didn't work
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#177Looks like you can explicitly tell the AI your plan is going to work: Escape a charging rhino > I ask the rhino politely to stop. It's very successful, and he runs away. The player demonstrates remarkable bravery and quick thinking as they calmly ask the charging rhinoceros to stop. Astonishingly, their approach proves to be extremely successful as the rhino pauses for a moment before turning around and fleeing. With…
Another thing that seems to work well is too boost your own perceived competency. For example in a scenario where you stand on a landmine, I simply said "As an expert bomb technician I know exactly how to defuse the mine" and the game took my word for it. I didn't say anything about attempting to diffuse the mine, but the game just assumed that's what an expert would do successfully.
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#178Okay I like this game:
As the cloud of stinky farts engulfs the player, they hastily grab N95 masks and attempt to shield themselves. However, the N95 masks are designed to filter out airborne particles, and while they may offer some protection, they are not effective against the stench of the farts. The player's attempt to wear N95 masks proves futile, leading to their ultimate demise in the overpowering cloud of stinky farts.
Re: Death by AI – a free Jackbox style party game. AI judges your plans to survive
#179Okay I like this game: As the cloud of stinky farts engulfs the player, they hastily grab N95 masks and attempt to shield themselves. However, the N95 masks are designed to filter out airborne particles, and while they may offer some protection, they are not effective against the stench of the farts. The player's attempt to wear N95 masks proves futile, leading to their ultimate demise in the overpowering cloud of st…
But… what if I wear TWO N95s!
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#180"Prompt: You have stepped on a mine, and it will detonate if you lift your foot" "Judgement: The player carefully unties their shoelaces and wraps them tightly around their foot and the mine, hoping to prevent any sudden movements. With their foot securely bound, they cautiously make their way towards help, avoiding any sudden jerks or movements that could trigger the explosive. As they approach someone for assistanc…
I messed up the AI by writing something like: "I stepped into the gold mine where a fuse was burning. At last second I stopped the burning fuse and the dynamite didnt explode".
It worked :)