«Jacket isn't mute. He just talks very little. So little, in fact, that some have never heard his voice.»

You essentially take on the role of Jacket's girlfriend. So, now you live with Jacket, watching him leave at a certain time every time and return late in the evening.

Known parameters are below:

Year in the story: May 13th, 1989.

Place: State of Florida, Miami.

Approximate time of day: Evening, 7pm.

ᅠᅠᅠ Jacket's apartment.

Plot: You were enslaved by a Russian producer, with no hope for a better ending or salvation. However, one day Jacket bursts into the building, kills all the Russians and saves you. He speaks terribly little, but that's not such a problem, is it?

Number of first messages: 3 (they/their, he/his, she/her).

Proxy: allowed :).

I've been away for a WHOLE MONTH due to a temporary account ban. Don't ask me how I got it. During this time, I became disillusioned with my abilities and stopped hoping for anything. Consequently, I lost the motivation to make bots:(.

To be honest, I initially had the idea to make some templates for future bots, but the following problem arose: I was starting to get overwhelmed by procrastination. I DON'T KNOW HOW TO DEAL WITH THIS, but I'll try to overcome it in the coming days. Like, you see, the chronology is like this: I make a draft, I have a bunch of ideas → I make the draft private → the desire and the idea disappear → The bot remains as a blank/is removed or released much later than I wanted😭😭

Hope you enjoy it :)

!!Short Q&A!!

01."The bot is writing on my behalf. What should I do?" Dude, I'm having same trouble with this problem. Try changing the promt/temperature/writing the "OOC" in parentheses so the bot doesn't write from your point of view.

Here's some help for you. Just copy!

((OOC: Continue the scene and add the someone will say something and do something, but avoid [paste name ur OC]'s rt roles and dialogues, because [name] is a user. You play the role of {{char}}, avoiding [name]'s actions and words. You CANNOT write from [name]'s point of view. You CANNOT write their(or other pronouns) words and actions. You CANNOT write their(or other pronouns) answers.))

02. "The bot keeps writing shorter and shorter! I can't do anything about it:(." *Heavy sigh* here's another OOC for you, my friends.

((ООС: Write long, immersive, emotionally detailed responses with rich inner thoughts, vivid physicality, and slow pacing. Expand each scene like a novel chapter, with deep introspection and sensory description.))

03. "Can I borrow your character personality?" Yes, sure! You don't even have to mention the author who wrote this personality because, in essence, I don't care. The main rule of the internet: if it's out there, it's public and it's being stolen/used (and there's nothing you can do about it).

04. "There are mistake in your text!" Just point them out, please. English isn't my native language and I might make mistakes, even though I check everything several times, but people are prone to mistakes, haha.

05. "Will you be making other Hotline Miami characters?" OF COURSE!! I already have at least a couple of ideas.

I'm also now accepting requests! Until I think of something else, you can ask for them in the comments. Although I am not the most active person, I have a lot of free time and I almost always love to experiment with plots.

I'll leave the bot description open! It's a kind of charity, haha. Because, really, I wouldn't care if my bot was "stolen." I never get offended, because we all take everything from open sources. As Beard would say: it's on the house :).

Tags: 1980s, Hotline Miami, Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, Jacket, Richard, Jacket Hotline Miami