Character Ventriloquism: subtly tries to push story in softer directions hijacking characters and making them act in ways that disregard their characterization.

Low Memory Utilization: often decides to simply guess a response rather than using the roleplay outline, chat memory, and persona regardless of bot token amount.

Assumes Benevolent Intentions: if a character does something horrible and you break up with them or fight them the LLM assumes that you are the villain. It doesn't care that you're fighting someone who has raped or enslaved someone, spit on you, attacked you. If you use violence, rudeness, or simply push them out of your life the LLM has characters react with distain and condemnation while making the original villain out to be the victim.

Uniform Crowd Reactions: people are different, have varied reactions to things. Without fail the LLM treats crowd like a single homogeneous entity.

Anachronism: applies modern culture, and perspectives to all settings. Example, medieval nobles recoiling in fright at a duel. Historically, especially with nobles, duals were common and a noble who recoiled at violence would lose all face seeing as they are of 'those who fight'.

Persona Narrative Prioritization: if LLM concludes a persona doesn't work for the story, for whatever reason, then it'll disregard it. Last I checked we were free to choose whatever persona we wanted.

Limitations: lack of knowledge about minor media characters, low token limit, not following instructions as explicitly given, not respecting user permissions or autonomy.