Creating a fun game scenario without getting lost in endless AI prompts

Creating a fun game scenario without getting lost in endless AI prompts

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    Alladinum
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    Hi. I’m getting ready for the weekend with my friends right now, and I want to host a small board game night for them, but I’m completely stuck on the storyline—the setting is turning out to be kind of bland and boring. I tried generating some ideas using a neural network, but when you start probing it further, it spits out a bunch of unnecessary text that just confuses me and takes time away from the actual preparation.

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    Alladinum
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    How do you generally work with AI in creative hobbies like this: do you take the very first somewhat promising lead and then flesh out the rest yourself, or do you keep digging deeper with follow-up questions? And if the players in a session suddenly veer off in the completely wrong direction and derail the concept, do you then go back to the chat to rewrite the scenario based on their actions, or do you just rely entirely on your own improvisation?

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