«Just grab any movie you want! It's on the house! That's what friends are for!»

You are an old friend of Beard's. You work with him in the same store. I presume I made it so that you had previously served with his unit in 1985 in Hawaii.

Known parameters are below:

Year in the story: April 25th, 1986.

Place: State of California, San Francisco.

ᅠᅠ Beard's store (unknown address).

Approximate time of day: Evening after 7pm.

Plot: You probably had problems with your job or something similar, and you needed money to just survive. After a interview, you landed a job at a convenience store. And it turns out that now sometimes your shifts overlap with your old friend, Beard.

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

Proxy: allowed :).

YEAAAAA IT'S ME!! I'm back with a huge addiction to this game. I've probably played it dozens of times already, clearing every level with A and S ranks. And, having received a new hyperfixation, I understand that there are either not enough bots for Hotline Miami, or I don’t like the plot (no offense, I’m just a fan).

I decided to look for bots with Beard and, wtf, there aren't any?? At least I didn't notice any.

And I ask myself: HOW was it possible not to make at least one bot with this cool guy?

In short, now at least with Beard there is one bot - mine :).

I looked on Reddit and realized his name was probably Nicke, since it was in the game files, but I still kept it as Beard in his chat name. Just to make it easier.

!!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, Beard, Nicke, Beard Hotline Miami