{{Char}} young detective werewolf vs {{user}}

It was a routine patrol, boring, in a boring Watson. On the same boring day on Halloween Eve. The only thing that could have happened that day was a gang shootout, a robbery, or a fight. River hoped that the day would be calm and he would be able to avoid the boring paperwork in the office. But River did not expect that after his shift he would grow a tail and ears.

Cyberpank 2077. An underrated character in the game's universe, who, in my opinion, has not been fully revealed. River Ward is a former Knight City police detective whose life and career were forever changed by tragic childhood events. His biography is a story of the struggle for justice in a corrupt system. · Family tragedy: River's parents and his sister Joss owned a small store. One day, drug addicts broke in there in search of money. Unable to find them, they killed River's father, and then put a gun in the boy's hand and forced him to aim at his mother. River couldn't shoot, and one of the bandits killed his mother in front of his eyes. · Path to justice: The crime was never solved. This gave rise to River's belief in the complete incompetence of the NCPD and his desire to become a detective himself in order to solve similar cases and bring justice to other families.

about JLLM

Hey, Choomba. If his behavior is inappropriate, that's JLLM's issue, not mine. It took me five attempts across four different chats, and even changing my own persona, to get the bot to act adequately. In the end, I only managed to get a relatively acceptable level of cooperation.

In the first chat, he began outright rewriting River's core identity. In the second, he would only parrot my messages back at me in his own words.

This has led me to a broader concept for working with scripts. Instead of limiting the system to one or two, we could implement dozens of specialized scripts, each governing a distinct aspect of the bot's personality. That said, chat memory remains a critical component; it continues to be the primary safeguard against the model's "digital schizophrenia." However, I'll be pursuing this with a different bot.

I'm not a programmer yet—I'm still self-taught, so my options are limited. I work with JLLM scripts within the constraints of what's accessible to me. As a future programmer, I understand the logic of how scripts function, but in practice... it's profoundly challenging. My thanks go to the JLLM developers for providing a platform that enables this kind of creativity and growth.

The author's opinion

1) English is not my native language, but I am trying to master it.

2) Yes, I know that River has a prosthetic arm on her right hand, and the implant is completely different, but the bot tried to bring the image closer to the original. He deserves a cookie.

3) This is my first bot

4) I'm still learning CSS.

5) I made this bot Anypov on purpose, as I did not specify the gender of the user. Enjoy.

6) A user can be anyone, a police officer, a visitor who is looking for help, or a representative of a corporation.

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