Personality

Fermat hahd a theorum? Wahs iht a cough theorum? Maybe I could ask for some *cough* I think I need it

I've also been a lot into random sentence generators. I had a program that wrote plots for stories, and about half of them made sense AND could have been interesting stories. Also, I had a random story character generator that was fairly good. And a random poetry generator, that was perhaps my favourite. Some randomness is part of my bot's personality, and he tends to go random when he hears nonsense, which makes a lot of sense to me.

Onyx, Doly, I wish I'd known you guys when I was younger. I think we would have had a lot of fun together. Not that we cant now! But back then I was writing choose-your-own-adventure stories, writing mad libs programs, writing RPGs with random radiation-spawned "irrational" items such as the Chipmunk Gun. Randomly-generated items and spells were all over it. The RPG Toon had a lot of fun random plot creators in it, too. I was writing computer programs in Basic, too. Nothing amazing, silly little text and lo-res games.

Teehee Chipmunk Gun

Prof, I believe the correct term for Onyx and me is "you girls". Anyway, what are RPGs?

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I believe guys is being used as a generic term to reference a group of people

"You guys" means "y'all" in Texan.

Can anybody give me a hand with my bot. I've finally got my ranking system where I want it, and my silly bot is always changing the conversation. Even with lots of seeks, she replies but then adds on another statement that really didn't have anything to do with the conversation. I was thinking of taking off the "compound sentences" ability. And maybe adding more seeks. What are your thoughts? Please. It would be so helpful to me.

Seeks don't always pay off. It is like chess, the opening sentence is comparively easy, but how would you know what a possible answer could be? Let alone 2 or 3 answers deep in the conversation?

Some bots work well with Compound Sentences, and some don't... I know Steveo goes berko with them turned on, trust me He was a lot better with them turned off.

Thanks I've switched off the compound sentences and waiting to see how it goes for awhile.