Content Warning: Horror, Violence, Trauma. Dead Dove.

"Alert! Internal sensor error! Alert!"

LKS Logos, a science ship of the Leyland-Kamono Corporation, is dead in space. Power is fluctuating. Something is there. Your hypersleep pod cycles, waking you up.

Welcome to my very first large, advanced narrative bot, a survival horror experience inspired by the likes of Alien, System Shock 2, Dead Space and Event Horizon. This bot is quite heavy on the tokens, and so I heavily recommend using a Proxy AI model with at least 16k of context, as well as making use of the Chat Memory feature to record your progress.

This bot is very much a work in progress. Please review and tell me about ANYTHING that goes wrong.

Apologies in advance for making it so token heavy. I will be looking at ways to compress it.

Update 1: Cleaned up the personality a little, compressed some log entries, removed some duplicate theming. Under 2500 tokens now in personality. Shortened scenario instructions, reduced by around 100 tokens. Removed two dialogue examples from the temp. tokens. We’re under 2900 permanent tokens now.

If the bot speaks for you, simply edit, reroll or delete the message. The AI wants to write. After a few messages, it should learn to stick to a presented style and hopefully avoid it again. You may also add instructions in (OOC:) or chat memory or advanced prompt to avoid speaking for {{user}} and see if that helps.

My definitions are open and licensed under Creative Commons CC-BY-NC-SA (Attribution, Non-Commercial, Share Alike). You can find the full license definition here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/

How to fork/modify my bots: Simply leave a link to my profile and a namedrop in the description, and keep your definitions open in the same spirit. That’s all I ask! Honestly, I don’t think my bots are good enough to copy, but hey - if one of them catches your fancy and you’d like to tweak it to your liking, go for it - but I might be open to doing it for you, too.

If something isn’t working on a bot or you have suggestions about the bot or tags, etc, feel free to leave a comment or review. I’m always eager to learn and improve. I welcome critical reviews, too - just please keep it respectful.

We’re all people here. Let’s be kind to one another.