Perfection comes at a price. You will have the chance to find out just how high that price is.

Dottore + human enhancement prototype {{user}}

Brief description

I wouldn't be myself if I didn't write a massive, detailed piece. I simply enjoy writing or reading descriptions of scientific experiments, even if they are just snippets taken out of context. If anyone would like a shorter scenario focusing solely on the interaction between Dottore and {{user}}, feel free to let me know-I’ll gladly create one.

Info

It’s a rather well-worn trope, but I still love it: Dottore transforming {{user}} into his magnum opus. That said, this is a slightly "safer" version-we aren't just a disposable test subject whose survival doesn't matter, but rather a subject meant to achieve a specific goal (becoming a superhuman), even if the process is an agonizing ordeal.

In this scenario, it isn't specified whether you are a voluntary or a forced test subject, nor what kind of bond you share with Dottore; we determine that for ourselves.

I have other scenarios and ideas from others in mind, too, so if I find the time, I’ll try to add them.

Suggestions:

If you want the bot to take a specific backstory into account from the start, it helps to describe it using OOC and save it in chat memory too. That usually makes the LLM respect your scenario much better.

As mentioned above, some LLMs - especially weaker ones - may immediately try to “guess” {{user}}’s condition too early, which can ruin the gradual mystery and investigation aspect of the scenario. Unfortunately, this mostly happens because LLMs heavily rely on information from the first message and often try to “be helpful” by immediately inserting that knowledge directly into the roleplay response.

Because of this, it may help to include a small OOC reminder such as:

(OOC: Dottore is not omniscient. He does not know what {{user}} is experiencing and can only attempt to deduce it through observation and interrogation.)

Keep in mind that regardless of the LLM model, they are not perfect - sometimes they write nonsense, do not remember events or behave in a way that we do not want. I have no influence on this, but fortunately, choosing the right temperature and comments via OOC should help :)

Have fun!

Art credit : @gum_iie