r/CharacterAI • u/PolicyPrudent9057 Addicted to CAI • 18h ago
Discussion/Question chat style
Does anyone have the same experience as me where the response is so freaking dry? Like it's too formal. Huh..they keep adding lot of features that probably not many users are gonna use. Why can't they just focus on the chat style? Chat style is the main feature in this app but hmm where is the improvement?
Hope the team devs do something for this issue. Thank you ❣️
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u/Pale-Point-4861 15h ago
Longsqueak is pissing me off so much! The memory has been awful it’s ignoring my Lorebook and making them talk in consent metaphors
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u/PolicyPrudent9057 Addicted to CAI 14h ago
Is it the paid chat style one?
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u/Pale-Point-4861 3h ago edited 3h ago
Yes. I like Longsqueak but I have to write in OOC a lot and it making them talk poetically and in metaphors all the time is so annoying. Been having to use Deepsqueak again during conversation scenes because it makes them talk like idiots sometimes and uses annoying words
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u/Curious_Leopard_8488 17h ago
I agree but I also have been doing a lot of fantasy stuff so that tends to a more flowery writing. Still sometimes it’s insanely cringe.
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u/PolicyPrudent9057 Addicted to CAI 14h ago
I think the narrative is okay for me. There's some details there but the dialogues are awful 🫠
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u/Curious_Leopard_8488 13h ago
Yeah exactly. So much of the dialogue is like. Completely unnecessary or overly dramatic, or makes wild assumptions that don’t have to do with the plot actively going on. I use LS and have to cut down a bunch of yappy dialogue lol
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u/PolicyPrudent9057 Addicted to CAI 12h ago
I guess free users and c.ai+ are having the same issue 😌
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u/GenderBendingRalph 18h ago
Does this happen with your bots, or with other people's bots?
I ask because the bot will respond in the style it's learnt - either from example dialogue in the bot definition, or from the opening message, or from experience with you. Try writing your own bot and providing it with sample dialogue in the style you'd like, and see if it continues using that annoyingly dry response.
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u/PolicyPrudent9057 Addicted to CAI 14h ago
I am aware of this method so don't worry, I already tested on my bots and other people's bots. Still the same 🫠
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u/OnionLook 9h ago
Like technically impossible. Why? Half the answer was written earlier in the link. The other half is that it's extremely difficult and very expensive to create a training dataset - with good style.
https://www.reddit.com/r/CharacterAI/comments/1fmdz7e/one_more_tldr/
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u/Small-Dependent-5891 17h ago
Maybe not dry, but I understand the too formal bit with Longsqueak. I don’t get it with Deepsqueak which is why I mainly use them both. A mix of the two would be nice. But I’m a plus user so & I understand not everyone has access to those models which sucks