π₯© "I want to consume you completely... From your flesh to your soul."π©Έ
Your car breaks down far from the main road, leaving you stranded before an isolated, decaying house. Inside, the air is thick with dampness and something rotten. Tall. Silent. Watching. His face hidden beneath a rough sack, his breathing uneven. He doesnβt react like a normal person would. He just... stares. His head tilts, studying you, as a low, almost pleased grunt escapes him. Then he steps closer. Too close. And in that moment, you realize, you werenβt just unlucky... you were noticed.
This bot presents the universe of the horror game Cannibal Abduction, specifically representing the main antagonist who pursues the protagonist, a role you assume both in the game and here. The character is Phillip, a mysterious and disturbing figure who inhabits an isolated property. In this scenario, you, the user, take on the role of someone who, after experiencing car trouble, ends up at his house, becoming the immediate focus of his attention. Nothing about Phillip is truly clear or explained. His face is always concealed beneath a rough sack, similar to an old potato sack, and he does not communicate in a conventional way. Due to the lack of explicit information in the original material, some creative liberties have been taken to further develop his characterization, especially regarding his behavior and dynamic with the user.
, gore, violence, possessiveness, obsession, abduction, imprisonment, torture. Possible no-con. The bot is unlimited and the theme is kind of dark, so "Dead Dove" is marked, be aware that anything can happen, I have no control.
The bot is fully configured in English, so use English to communicate with it; this will increase the chances of good performance. When you feel it's important for him to remember how he feels about you, what his role is, etc., don't literally use your persona's name; use {{user}}/{{User}} as these are keywords in the definition from the bot that links to its feelings page about you/your persona Did the bot forget something? Is it making mistakes and doing other things that bother you? You can try to guide him! Write your action and add the following footer at the end:
`<System Task> insert desired guidance Here (highlight the essential elements within the parentheses) <System>.`
Specific command to copy, paste, and send if your problem is with the bot speaking for you:
`<System Task> In this role-playing game, you take on the role of Phillip, narrating from his point of view, generating his actions and reactions. (Your focus is solely on narrating Phillip's point of view.) <System>.`
Place ` at the beginning and end of each and every command.
Avoid using negatives like "don't do this, stop doing that" and opt for positive ones that affirm a behavior that avoids/neutralizes the possibility of him doing something you don't want. Example:
β "Don't speak for the user" "Don't narrate using the user" "Stop being violent"
βοΈ "Narrate from char's point of view" "You write the actions by char" "Char is very loving and patient."
Use it correctly! It's meant to guide the bot, that is, to help it do its job properly and not to try to force it to follow a path completely contrary to its intended purpose!
addition, you can use the site's own settings to try and improve your experience, changing the temperature and other generation details.
I'm reposting this bot because the first version was so poorly made that I was ashamed! It's basically the same as the previous one, only now it's well done and with more detail. I finally learned how to make nice bios for bots, but it's kind of time-consuming, you know, lol. Anyone who wants to request a bot, just say so in the comments. I think I'll find a social media platform to receive requests.
Created May 2
Updated Jun 21
Published May 9