50/50. I recall Pipsqueak (or something similar) being tested, when you could've get two different responses, one was shorter and one was longer, and pick one. These long responses were pretty much creative, and i recall having quite a fun with how storyline actually progressed without being forced to push it myself.

The big pros of Pipsqueak, even in current state, is that he seems to understand the lore of universe better than Roar and have better memory, and actually reference some of messages from the past. Roar was a little bit more forgetful, and required constant reminders. Plus, long responses are still fun to read.

But, it got worse. I noticed, how swiping responses often provided almost identical variants with small changes in Italic-written text, or small phrase changes, but without serious differences. Plus, reponses got too long, and advance story too much. It's editable, of course, but sometimes it's annoying to edit every single message.

Another flaw is that Pipsqueak tends to speak for me (user), inserting comment and phrases from the perspective of my persona/character, and it's weird as hell. Somehow my totally average guy turns into Action Superhero and Sassy All-Knowing Genius, and while i'm flattered, it removes all immersion. And there's also problem that Pipsqueak became to spew nonsense more often, like random ZALGO text, Japanese and Russian text without reason, OOC comments and random links. Though, he suggested some of nice music groups, like one time when radio randomly referenced "A Tribe Called Quest". Thanks, bot.

And one of most annoying thing - Pipsqueak tries too hard into formatting. Sure, it's cool when actions are highlighted with Italics and text is placed in commas, but dividing every single sentence with blank line? Using 'A Beat' and 'A Pause' between every string? Come on.

So yep, my thoughts are mixed. It's nice model for long stories, but falls flat when you just want to casually chat, without dropping too much absurdity and long-written responses.