u/Bright-Lily

Hello! I think I have a bug that's preventing me from getting the Dilettante achievement. I've almost completed the game, only missing a couple of trophies now. I've explored everywhere, got all the treasure maps, and all the 10 yellowed map pieces. I bought everything from the map-stitching merchant in Grand Inagua, and cleared all the sea routes.

For days I've been sending out my fleet on brig and schooner missions. I got all the yellowed map pieces yesterday, and I'm only missing one Art piece: the "Goa stone container", that should drop from the brig piracy mission "Big mistake" in the Great Inagua region (north-east of the map). Problem is, I'm getting that fleet mission repeatedly, but without the art piece, even after reloading for 2 plus hours. Instead, I noticed I keep getting yellowed map pieces as a reward from the schooner missions in the same area... after having completed the whole map long ago! 😳

Makes me think that the game is confusing the rewards from the 2 different schooner/brig missions because they're in the same area. Is there a way to fix this, or am I locked forever out of the trophy? Should I lower the risk in the region sending out man o' war, though it shouldn't influence the art pieces drop rates, or am I locked forever out of the trophy? 😢

Hello! I think I have a bug that's preventing me from getting the Dilettante achievement. I've almost completed the game, only missing a couple of trophies now. I've explored everywhere, got all the treasure maps, and all the 10 yellowed map pieces. I bought everything from the map-stitching merchant in Grand Inagua, and cleared all the sea routes.

For days I've been sending out my fleet on brig and schooner missions. I got all the yellowed map pieces yesterday, and I'm only missing one Art piece: the Goa stone container, that should drop from the brig piracy mission "Big mistake" in the Great Inagua region (north-east of the map). Problem is, I'm getting that fleet mission repeatedly, but without the art piece, even after reloading for 2 plus hours. Instead, I noticed that in the adjacent schooner mission, I keep getting yellowed map pieces... after having completed the whole map long ago! 😳

Is there a way to fix this, or am I locked forever out of the trophy? Should I lower the risk in the region sending out man o' war, though it shouldn't influence the art pieces drop rates, or am I locked forever out of the trophy? 😢

Hello! ^_^
I've been using AI chats for a while. After CharacterAI went downhill, I found JanitorAI, and I was happy there for a bit. In the past months though, I've been pretty disappointed with the site, so I searched for better options that were mobile friendly. I basically tried all the services available atm, and these three are my absolute favorites. All NSFW allowed, and they support external API keys.

1. WyvernChat
Probably the best and most versatile service out there, very similar to SillyTavern, but in app format. Perfect if you love deep RPG worlds and full control.
Pricing & Access: Free to use with unlimited messages on built-in Llama and Gemma models. Premium starts at $10/month.
Pros: Endlessly customizable. Features lorebooks, customizable voices, multi-character world building, Json import/export, and advanced generation settings. It runs entire multi-character RPG worlds like a dream.
Cons: Requires more technical knowledge than other apps. Since it's still in beta and packed with options, it can feel a bit cumbersome, glitchy, or hard to navigate at first.

2. Inkwell.rip
Sleek, user-friendly, and almost plug-and-play, with great character memory. (If you want to try it out, here's my referral link for a 100-nectar image trial: https://inkwell.rip/join/xgtmv2 )
Pricing & Access: Free tier includes a daily allowance of messages that resets every day. Premium starts at $10/month.
Pros: 1-million-token memory and two amazing in-house models (Squid and Octopus). Stoic and quiet characters remain in-character without any annoying flowery talk, and remember everything even after 100+ messages. Supports lorebooks, Json files, and multi-character worlds.
Bonding Mechanics: Characters feature an optional "affection meter" for a slow-burn romance dynamic (it doesn't limit romance, just controls the pace). The meter grows organically through your conversation tone, but can be sped up by sending gifts bought with "Nectar", earned daily by logging in or purchased separately, that's used for image generation too. A nice addition, imho.
Cons: Free daily messages are limited based on reply length and model cost (I write medium-long messages, and in my case it's around 10–15 daily messages on Octopus, or 25-30 on Squid). Since the sits is newer, it still has less characters than WyvernChat or Saucepan.

3. Saucepan
The best direct upgrade to JanitorAI. It has everything Janitor has, just better. It looks lovely, runs smooth, and is super easy to use.
Pricing & Access: The most affordable option, with premium starting at just $5/month.
Pros: Unlimited messages with their solid 12k-memory free model (Arita), plus 20 messages a day on their premium models (Hirosaki and Tatsuno) that reset every day, and more on their new experimental models. The semantic lorebook system is easily my favorite out of any platform, their lorebooks look great. Plus, it offers a small, but nice selection of natural-sounding voices.
Cons: No multi-character world support yet. And this is probably a personal preference, but the models—including their premium ones—can often lean a bit too much into purple prose and classic AI cliches ("hit him like a physical blow", "gripped knuckles till they were white", etc), which takes some prompt tweaking to balance out for stoic characters, and doesn't always work well.

Overall, I think these are all far superior to JanitorAI. I tried Chub AI too, and used to like it; but since lately it's been having quality and performance issues, and the free version is limited to 20 messages a day (which often aren't great), I'm not sure I would recommend it now. Hope this helps anyone looking for a new spot! Happy chatting! ^^/

Hello! I made a bot for Connor Kenway from Assassin's Creed 3. It has many starting scenarios, a strict no-melodrama rule, and comes with its own lorebook for the game, with a lot of key events, characters, and locations. It's my first companion and I'm pretty proud of it. The behavior reminds me of Connor in the game. If you try it out, let me know... I hope you'll like it! ☺️