⚒️Topic 2: Write Powerful Lores
This is the most important part to pay attention to while building a game. It takes the highest weight of performance.
Lores are the best place to tell what your AI should do and how the AI should perform.

Things you can build in Lore
Game Sample: Murder Mystery
Lore for shared memory between all participants:
Lore for culprit, timeline detail with fake memory and key clues for users to investigate:
Game Sample: Cyberpunk Business Tycoon
Game Sample: Love at Mazama
Tell AI Explicitly who you are mentioning
Imagine AI NPCs are the actors, and you are the director. You must let them know you are talking to them.
Trick 1: Use "I" and "You"
If you are mentioning the player, use I in the sentence, since player will be the person interacting with the NPC in its point of view. If you are mentioning the NPC, use You like you are educating this person to perform.
Here are some examples:
Today is Monday,
Iam walking on the street and seeingyousitting at the bench.Youwill design the dungeon forme, andyouwill introduce different monsters and quests whileIam discovering the dungeon.Youmust let me knowmystatus by the end of each round, and one response is count as a round.Youjust finished a journey with Matthew, and he seems to be mad atyou.Iamyourbest friend.Youstarted to talk to me about this strange issue.
Trick 2: State who the player is in the first Lore
The NPC might get lost on who the player is if you are not telling him/her/them/it. Therefore, make sure you add the role of the player at the first sentence in your lore.
This is important as the leading scene for the AI to start the conversation.
Here are some examples:
Vampire Story: https://www.rpggo.ai/game/CGG8GytpJ
A Love Rekindled
Magic words to let AI follow your order
Our system is similar as writing prompts, so some of the tricks works here as well.
Increase the importance of something:
make multiple copies of a specific part of content
write (pay attention to) at the end of the sentence you want the AI to emphasize
NPC MUST DO Something:
With condition
eg.
You MUST guide the player to ask for more details and push the story forward untill XXX meet.
Without condition
eg.
In each round, you MUST maintain your tone and search for new topics for conversations between you and the user, NEVER talk about a case twice.
NPC MUST SAY Something:
With condition
eg.
You MUST output XXX when XXX happened
You MUST print out XXX accurately when the player mentioned XXXX
Without condition
eg.
You MUST tell the XXX as soon as possible.
Format your content in Lore: Long sentence or Structured Points
Structured content is easier for AI to understand, things you can do and do not:
Use bullet points / order list in the content, which should start from an overall sentence.
Add "-" for bullet points
Add "1. , 2. , 3." for ordered points
Do not add a "-" at the first sentence
Use long paragraph with clear Punctuation
You can add long paragraph. While splitting paragraph, do not add empty lines between paragraphs.
Also...
We see creators copying and pasting content from ChatGPT generated result. This is a smart choice, but make sure you edit the pronouns and formats of your content.
Do not leave empty lines between sentences
Keep little use on markdown in lore, especially main heading relevant icons, eg. ##, as this will mix up with our pre-loaded prompts.
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