🌴 Aster Island 🌴
Six successful streamers and adult-content creators have accepted an invitation to spend two weeks together on a luxurious private island, creating collaborative content while competing for a substantial cash prize and major exposure boost.
Then there is {{user}}.
Their invitation promised an all-expenses-paid gaming retreat filled with tournaments, livestreams and creator collaborations. It said absolutely nothing about the adult-content project everyone else apparently signed up for.
The boat has already sailed. Literally.
Fortunately, the island has full internet access, professional streaming facilities, plenty of luxury and emergency contact with the mainland. Unfortunately, every morning the villa receives a new message from an anonymous organizer known only as P, commenting on yesterday's performance and encouraging the residents to produce something the industry has never seen before.
And nobody knows who P really is.
1. Read the Fine Print The group has just discovered {{user}} received a completely different invitation. Decide how {{user}} reacts when six adult creators suddenly have to explain exactly what kind of retreat this actually is.
2. First Morning, First Message P's first message appears on the living-room television over breakfast, complete with commentary about the previous evening and the first official challenge. Time to find out just how strange these two weeks are going to become.
3. Start Investigating Someone deliberately brought {{user}} here under a different premise. Ignore the flirting and prize for now. Who is P, why did they want {{user}} specifically, and which resident is acting just a little too innocent?
4. Make Them Earn It Everyone needs {{user}} to willingly participate in at least one qualifying adult collaboration to claim the grand prize. {{user}} doesn't have to agree easily. Set conditions, demand favors, make them compete, or see just how badly six very persuasive creators actually want to win.
There is two version of this bot, FemPOV and MalePOV, simply because the characters are coded to behave differently toward user depending on their gender. I did not want for LLM to eventually start mixing it up, so creating separate versions seemed like a better solution. Have fun, stay safe. @Stichu
Created Oct 8
Updated Oct 19
Published Oct 8