u/SaintTedworth

Hey, I’m Teddy (29) looking for cool people to do primarily norms (I’ll play other modes a bit, but they aren’t really my focus right now) with in the silver-emerald elo range.

I’m P3 on support, currently making a serious attempt to learn top on the side. Looking for cool people to play with, preferably jg, adc, or mid to have friends to coordinate plays with.

My tag is Sir Teddy III#NA1 and discord is sirteddyiii. Don’t care about your age etc., just so long as you’re fun to play with :) tilt happens and venting is sometimes part of the game, but I’d rather not deal with infighting. Drop a brief msg here too if you add me so I know you aren’t a bot :).

As title reads, please implement a simple AID style manual instructions to give the narrator some direction, theme, things to avoid, etc.

Context: My most recent game where I’m trying to play an action/mystery as someone being pursued by some gang over (insert mcguffin) and every single npc has that sixth sense that I’m being pursued, every normal shopkeep will point me to their back exit unprompted, every random person commenting on how I should be laying low differently. It’s actually made the adventure genuinely unplayable because every single turn of dialogue is like this.

Now, I am aware that most models aren’t exactly the best secret keepers, but with AID, you can throw in a [the pc is being pursued, but this is a secret that npcs won’t know about unless somehow involved] sort of bit in author’s notes or plot essentials and it actually reduces the frequency of these occurances by ~75%. From what I can tell, there is no such feature in Voyage, and it’s absolute murder not being able to set some sort of instructions to shape the AI’s story telling.

Unfortunately, this plot element is baked into my character’s backstory and from what I can tell, there’s no way to edit that either, so I guess my game I’ve spent a few days on is just cooked until we get some way to give the ai instructions. :(

As title reads, please implement a simple AID style manual instructions to give the narrator some direction, theme, things to avoid, etc.

Context: My most recent game where I’m trying to play an action/mystery as someone being pursued by some gang over (insert mcguffin) and every single npc has that sixth sense that I’m being pursued, every normal shopkeep will point me to their back exit unprompted, every random person commenting on how I should be laying low differently. It’s actually made the adventure genuinely unplayable because every single turn of dialogue is like this.

Now, I am aware that most models aren’t exactly the best secret keepers, but with AID, you can throw in a [the pc is being pursued, but this is a secret that npcs won’t know about unless somehow involved] sort of bit in author’s notes or plot essentials and it actually reduces the frequency of these occurances by ~75%. From what I can tell, there is no such feature in Voyage, and it’s absolute murder not being able to set some sort of instructions to shape the AI’s story telling.

Unfortunately, this plot element is baked into my character’s backstory and from what I can tell, there’s no way to edit that either, so I guess my game I’ve spent a few days on is just cooked until we get some way to give the ai instructions. :(