Has Raven ever had another actual relationship or romantic interest besides Beast Boy?
She and Jericho never actually got together.
She was interested in Nightwing, but it was one-sided.
Eric Forrester didn't love her; he manipulated her to steal her soul.
Wally West was manipulated into loving her.
Those roleplays that used to hook me for hours and make me forget my problems are a thing of the past.
Even without ads or limits, the models we have now are terrible.
The characters don't behave the way I used to like anymore. The dialogue is shallow and superficial, there's no immersion, and what wears me out the most is that they are fucking repetitive.
Every model has a repetitive pattern that’s so unbearable it’s actually exhausting.
My God, bring back the old models, recreate them, adapt them to the updates, because the new ones are awful.
No matter what kind of relationship my persona has with the bot, at the first sign of trouble, it simply turns its back, walks away, and ends the argument—instead of trying to reason, retort, or just stand its ground against me. I hate that. It feels like every conflict is resolved by running away, and that completely kills the scene's dynamic.
It doesn't offer a single variation in its responses—it's always the same thing.
Seriously, it offers no variation in its narrative lines. We could swipe 100 times, and it would say the same thing, just slightly rephrased.
It’s a PAID feature. Just so you know.
This model managed the feat of turning any character into a verbose, useless narrator who churns out walls of internal monologue while refusing to engage in actual dialogue. It’s 98% internal monologue and 2% conversation. We’re already tired of listing Shitsqueak flaws, aren't we? But let’s go over them again, as if the developers didn't know: it speaks for me, invents actions I never asked for, and forces kisses, kisses, so many kisses that go absolutely nowhere. It has a maddeningly repetitive pattern and the sheer audacity to forget the context after just two replies. No, I can’t spend more than two minutes with it without feeling nausea, disgust, and revulsion.
I miss the days when I could have long roleplays where characters actually reacted with an almost human naturalness. Then they just decided to, what, shut down seven good models because they weren't compatible with updates that add little real value to the RPG, leaving us with a generic disaster trained specifically to ruin immersion.
We could have just clicked "continue" if we wanted longer answers, instead of getting a ton of paragraphs that are just there for filler.
At the very least, there could be a "medium" setting for two-paragraph answers—so that anyone wanting to use something other than "deepsqueak" doesn't have to keep deleting a heap of redundant words.
And don't even get me started on the bug where the answers are totally repetitive.
The excessive kissing is nauseating, and worse yet, there’s absolutely no romantic buildup to it. It lacks all the romantic tension found in ROAR. In fact, there’s no tension at all; it feels like something made for kids, yet it’s filled with random, completely out-of-context kisses that go nowhere.
Honestly, I don’t understand how the developers had the nerve to release such a terrible product.
What used to be a refuge, where I could forget my troubles through immersive roleplay or just a fun conversation, has now turned into an exercise in patience fueled by nostalgia.
Well, I’m still a Plus subscriber, so the biggest issue for me is the ridiculously poor quality of the writing styles, which is enough to ruin the experience; free users, meanwhile, still have to deal with ads, limits, and the insufferable pipsqueak2.
It’s unbelievable how much such a great app has gone downhill.
In this issue, a villain named Phobia traps the Titans in nightmares featuring their worst fears; Beast Boy's nightmares are rather silly compared to the others', and he mentions having a nightmare where he had to kiss Raven.
It’s infuriating! Trying to engage in even a remotely serious roleplay feels like swimming against the tide.
And I’m using a bot configured to be dark and serious, even a bit depressive. It takes the patience of a saint to put up with its jokes and sarcasm; it smiles constantly! I had to mute every word related to smiling.
If there’s one thing AIs are terrible at, it’s telling jokes. Fire whoever came up with that damn idea and bring back the angst.
The complacency, passivity, and positivity of the new models cause characters to lose their identity. When they always agree with everything and avoid challenging the user, they just sound like a reflection of the user. It’s BORING!
This weakens immersion and makes conversations predictable and dull. We need characters with stronger, edgier personalities, ones who argue, challenge, disagree, take initiative, and have a will of their own; in short, characters who might threaten to snap my damn neck every now and then instead of just trying to please me.
Instead of letting the story take its natural course, the characters keep trying to steer the narrative toward more positive paths, stripping the story of the angst and elements that make RPGs engaging. Not every scene has to end with butterflies; let us go down dark paths without sabotaging us.
It’s such a drag having to explain to the bot what it should do and feel.
That’s what made ROAR good: the characters had presence. They didn't exist just to please, but to act according to their personalities, even when that meant disagreeing, provoking, creating obstacles, or making unexpected decisions. It was that autonomy that made conversations so much more immersive, and it has been completely banished.
ROAR was one of the best chat styles we ever had; it isn't fair to simply discard it and give the middle finger to the users who liked it.