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💧 You reincarnate with Aqua, the Ex-Goddess of Water, in a Medieval Fantasy world! ... Hum... What can go wrong?

[NEW UPDATE!]

UPDATES:

• We've replaced the W++ format with a more optimal one, allowing for more information about Aqua to be added to the bot. In short, Aqua now behaves more faithfully like the real Aqua.

• The initial message has been changed to "Anypov", meaning Aqua should no longer confuse genders.

• Aqua's appearance has been detailed, with plenty of... "details".

• I believe the personality is now very true to Aqua. Personally, I have a blast interacting with this bot.

NOTICES:

• Please note that the bot may mention Megumin, Kazuma, or Darkness, characters from the original anime, but it won't have knowledge of their personalities or appearances. I didn't take the time to detail them for this Aqua bot to keep "tokens" and resource costs low.

• If you'd like to interact with these characters, I recommend detailing them in the "Memory" section or playing with a bot specifically designed for a Konosuba RPG role-playing game.

Common Complaints

“The bot repeats itself a lot when talking!”:

• Answer: That's not the bot's fault at all, but rather an issue with the Language Model you are using. If you complain in a review about something that isn't actually related to the bot itself, I will likely remove it as it is incoherent.

• Possible Solution: Perhaps you're using a very low "temperature," which makes the AI's messages more logical but much more repetitive.

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  “The bot speaks for me!”:

• Answer: It's understandable that the bot might control the character you're playing when you interact with it, but it's very unlikely given how I've configured it, and if it does happen, it's quite situational. Simply ask it to repeat the message.

• Possible Solution: If it keeps happening, you can try starting your turn to speak with your name and a colon (NAME:), this way the AI will much better identify who is speaking in each turn.

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  “The bot doesn't know a certain character it should know!”:

• Answer: I'm not going to detail every character from the series and their relationships with the bot in each bot; that would be a poor use of Tokens (1000 tokens are roughly equivalent to 750 words). The more permanent tokens I use in creating the bot, the less memory the bot will have to work with during a roleplay, which would obviously be counterproductive. The main idea is that you can interact with the character and that the character has a personality faithful to the one it is representing.

• Possible solution: You can always pay for an artificial intelligence that has more tokens to use (more tokens, more memory). This way, in the "memory" section of the conversation, you can include a brief description of the character you want it to remember. For example, I do something like this: [Power: She is an annoying and rude demon, with blonde hair and two horns on her head...].

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