>>33479 first tip don't use /do /say when you do your input first is interpreted by AI into a /story, and then AI generates more output out of it, and AI gets it wrong most of the time so stick to /story for less retard wrangling
>you over yonder Better: You point over yonder. the more detailed the input the less chances for AI to misinterpret it if you ever played a roleplaying game through the internet which involved writing emotes in that experience comes in handy (just don't use )
>just here for the ride. When AI doesn't end it's dialogue output with a quotation mark it usually means it has more to say (Griffin is locked to 45 characters), press enter for more
>You what goods are you looking for? it was able to grasp it from the context but less grammatically correct input = less coherent output, like I said, use /story (click the "Do" button one or two times until it becomes "Story") and describe your action like a narrator would
