Made this over the course of a few days while hyperfixating, wasn't planning to make it public but then I went "eh, why not?" and here we are. First time trying to use lorebooks and I jumped right into the deep end with characters. Tried to set up the bot to be a bit more dynamic and slowly introduce a wider narrative and play things out somewhat like in the series, but it's hit or miss. Same goes for characters, I can't seem to really make the bot understand the way everyone speaks or get the character backstories 100% right, though if I edit some of the responses and regenerate others I can get it sort of close? I can't pay for proxies so I can't tell you what it would be like with those. It's fun enough in bursts if you can ignore/edit weird bot responses. I suggest also keeping a somewhat meticulous track of what's happened to you in memory, the bot actually surprised me a bit with how well it handled referencing past events and who knows who/what when I properly logged it in memory. Otherwise this is what it looks like, a Vampires SMP bot that does my best to recreate as much as I can be bothered to. I didn't want to rewatch the videos just to get stuff like all the beacon locations and the holy books the Humans have access to, or all the areas around Oakhurst and how big they are, but I have a lorebook filled with all the characters and the like. I tried to include pronouns for people like Cleo but the bot just kinda ignored it and I think it made things a bit worst. If anyone has tips feel free to comment them and i'll consider updating the bot, I suppose. Though I might just get lazy and not. We'll see. All that aside I hope you enjoy. The bot is set up to more or less simulate being on the first day, no one really knows each other or you yet, though in my testing the bot was bad about it and assumed everyone was a lot closer than they are. I set the bot up to keep track of the specific day and time, it's been fairly consistent with that, and based on that consistency I tried to tell the bot to pace things around the days, but it doesn't seem to listen to that. The opening message is just an open-ended blurb and you are intended to write your own little description of how you arrive to Oakhurst to open the bot.

There is something uniquely anxiety spiking about watching engagement slowly build without comments and wondering how people are perceiving my bot.

Added second intro at request