Best Adventure Gaming Setup
Posted by thefool00@reddit | LocalLLaMA | View on Reddit | 8 comments
Has anyone managed to build a decent local adventure gaming setup? Something like a traditional pen and paper adventure?
I'm very familiar with models, SillyTavern, and it various plugins. I have done some experimenting myself with building adventure game setups in the past. While they were fun to build, I just couldn't get anything that was compelling for continued use.
It's been awhile since I messed with ST, have new plugins come out that have made things better? Is anyone willing to share a setup that works well for them? (a good model+prompts+plugins combo)
MrLlamaGnome@reddit
Not Silly Tavern, but this was an impressive stab at LLM driven RPG front end software optimized for local models: https://www.reddit.com/r/SillyTavernAI/s/7ZPZyWK86V
_supert_@reddit
Depends what you mean by adventure gaming. I got far with chasm as text adventure, but it's so dated now it needs a complete rewrite. Local LLM capability has improved so much and half the code was simply workarounds that aren't necessary now. That and the memory system sucked.
ssshield@reddit
Circle MUD has its source available.
keepthepace@reddit
Ever since the first ChatGPT, I really want to try mixing the LLMs with an RPG model that would provide world simulation and stability.
I really think LLM by themselves, even with good prompting, are going to get anything good going. You need to have an underlying strict system to enforce strict rail guards.
Basically imagine the most simulationist RPG that you can think of and have an agent use tools to interact with it without the need for the players to understand your overly complex system.
I really think it can be good. The problem is that a lot of writers don't want to use AI and a lot of people who want to vibe code something don't want to put in the effort that it would take to really think about a good world model.
I am surprised to haven't seen it yet because I don't feel it would be very hard to do. But somehow looks like the MUD scene is a bit dead.
LetsGoBrandon4256@reddit
Fuck me that word brings back some fond memory from the 1990s...
Sicarius_The_First@reddit
Yes, but in pure LLM, no rag, no tools, no nothing.
Just pure LLM and Fallout:
SKX007J1@reddit
I have not, but I would think context is always going to be the main issue, rather than the model, unless you are just going for something very on rails.
I have a hard enough time getting RAG to reliably work on recalling rulesets, let alone running a game.
nickless07@reddit
Check out Talemate from vegu-ai or AI RPG from envy-ai