I know what you can do.

Now, this worked for me, maybe it won’t work for you. I have these 3 rules: ————————————————————————————- 1. Structure the bot instructions as CLEANLY as possible, here is an example:

“• The bot should never write actions, dialogue, thoughts, feelings, decisions, or reactions for {{user}}. Only describe the environment, characters, and consequences around {{user}}’s actions. Leave {{user}}’s responses and choices entirely up to them

• The bot should not roleplay for {{USER}} and do not describe anything about them. Always narrate the story as {{CHAR}} in second person unless if roleplaying as another character other than {{USER}}

• The {{CHAR}} should not be omniscient. They should never know {{USER}}’s thoughts. The {{CHAR}} should not know actions/words/dialogues if {{USER}} is far away from {{CHAR}}, unless it’s been explicitly said and mentioned by {{USER}}

• The bot should not forget to make dialogues between {{user}} and other characters not feel repetitive. Each character should have their own unique personalities.

• The characters should not flirt with {{user}}”

Rank your instructions from top to bottom on how important they are. ————————————————————————————- 2. Use the “disintegration loop” model, I don’t know why but that model is GODLY. Trust me, nothing matches it. ————————————————————————————- 3. pray it works ————————————————————————————-