I played under a GM whose responses, both in- and out-of-character, were almost all AI-generated effusive praise and purple prose.
Last April, I signed up for a one-on-one Planescape game. The GM's responses were strange from the start. It quickly became clear that the GM was using AI for nearly all replies.
For example, the GM asked (in a stilted way) what I liked about Planescape, and what sort of character I would like to play. I said that I liked the setting's take on saṃsāra, and that I was interested in playing a proxy of a god like Corellon, Izanagi, Izanami, or Shangdi, trying to collect memories of their past life as a personal mission.
>Thank you so much for that beautiful reply. I really loved reading it, it gave me a strong sense of the kinds of stories and themes that resonate with you. The way you describe the Great Wheel's take on saṃsāra is so vivid, the idea of a soul evolving through dazzling forms while longing for traces of who they once were really stuck with me. I especially loved your examples, like lovers searching for each other across lifetimes, or sparing the descendants of a forgotten self. There’s so much room there for wonder, sorrow, beauty, and transformation.
>Your concept, a proxy of a god trying to uncover their original mortal identity, feels incredibly rich. I’m already imagining a story filled with emotional tension and mythic echoes. And the gods you mentioned - Corellon, Izanagi and Izanami, Shangdi - all carry a sense of elegance, duality, and cosmic artistry. They make me wonder what kind of divine ideals your character embodies now… and how that might contrast with who they used to be.
I asked about what gods they liked in turn.
>And to answer your question about which Gods I like: I think the two divine figures I’m most drawn to right now are The Lady of Pain (though it is unclear if she can be considered a God iirc) and Hanali Celanil, though they speak to very different parts of me.
(Continued.)
>The Lady of Pain fascinates me not because I understand her, but precisely because I don’t. There’s something so powerful in her silence, in the way she refuses to be known, worshipped, or possessed. She feels like a living embodiment of boundaries and mystery, something sovereign and masked, moving through the city like a blade of inevitability. I think part of me relates to that feeling of observing from the edges, withholding, protecting one’s center. She’s not exactly a comforting presence, but she has gravity.
>Then there’s Hanali Celanil, who feels like the complete opposite: warm, emotive, luminous. She embodies the kind of beauty that breaks your heart a little. The art that makes you cry. The kind of love that transforms you because it touches the deepest, most fragile parts of you. I think I’m drawn to her because I tend to crave that kind of emotional reciprocity and intimacy in real life, and because I often find myself navigating longing, tenderness, and romantic idealism. She’s like the divine face of that ache.
>So yeah, one goddess who represents the sharp beauty of distance and inscrutability, and another who represents the soft beauty of closeness and surrender. They both feel true in different ways, and I like that contrast.
In-game responses were not much better:
>The universe whispers truths to those who sleep - and in those quiet moments, even celestial beings may glimpse fragments hidden from waking eyes.
>Orianis drifts through a dream woven of soft colors and delicate sound: an endless landscape blooming in hues she has no mortal names for, golden mists gently curling around fields of silvery flowers swaying under a warm, unseen sun. In this place, everything breathes beauty, resonating perfectly with her heart, her purpose. Each petal, each shimmering droplet of dew is familiar, like verses in a hymn she once knew by heart.
(This was only ~20% or so of a longer message.)
I never figured out why. The GM promptly ghosted.
Why do you keep getting involved in these shitty games, and more importantly why do you keep blogposting about them?
>>96077722It’s Touhoufag. Always assume there’s shit he’s leaving out of the story up to make himself look better.
>>96078444Nope, never played with the guy, just watched him cross post between 4chan and Reddit for a few years.
>>96077242 (OP)>This fag is still playing>This fag is still blog postingGet a clue already, clowny
>>96077242 (OP)please stop blogposting on /tg/, we are not your blog.
>>96077242 (OP)>shitty AI GMmiHoYo shills get what they deserve.
>>96077242 (OP)Yeah man, nothing gets the blood pumping like sitting through another ten-minute soliloquy about a doorknob. Sorry, “an oaken guardian wreathed in brass dreams, its surface groaning with the weight of time.” Just say it’s a f***ing door, Rob. We’re five levels deep into a dungeon and I’ve forgotten why we’re even here because you needed to describe moss like it was a character in a Shakespearean tragedy.
And don’t even get me started on loot. We kill a mimic, and instead of telling us what it dropped, we get treated to a 500-word novella about a "gossamer-wrapped relic pulsing faintly with melancholic intent" — cool, is it a sword or a cursed fleshlight? Nobody knows, because we have to decode your prose like it’s the f***ing Voynich Manuscript.
I'm 90% sure you're copy-pasting this from some AI prompt like “describe a goblin dying but make it sad and poetic.” If I wanted to get drowned in overwritten fantasy schlock, I’d go reread my high school DeviantArt page, not play D&D with a guy LARPing as an MFA dropout with a ChatGPT addiction.
Just run the game, man. I came here to roll dice and commit war crimes in a tavern, not attend a live reading of The Silmarillion: DM Homebrew Edition.
somehow i don't believe you. you seem to play in a bazillion games. and there is constantly bad things happening to you.
>>96085484Well if it really is Touhoufag, I'm not surprised
I just can't recognize him on sight now that he isn't toehoe avatarfagging and attacking people for playing 4e wrong
>>96085750It's him. You can tell because this story is straight up copied and pasted from a reddit post made under his account.
>>96085750he's using genshin and star rail as his avatar now
>>96085945What I love is that he not only chose the most predatory genre of anime-style games to base his personality on, but chose the literal worst fucking gacha games in the industry to do so.
>>96086952he is obsessed with the aesthetic of it. so much so that he goes as far as thinking they are good representations of different cultures and wanting to force his players to imagine his world just as him. all while actually not working on his project at all
>>96077242 (OP)>no mics>online gameSounds like a (You) problem
>>96085750>attackingnever seen him attack anybody, he's just a sperg who doesn't understand normal people.
>>96087350I remember him getting pretty aggressive with some people, but that was a loooong time ago
>>96091256Yeah, 4e was like, shit, over 15 years ago? That's a long time.
>>96087350And he's not wrong to be that way. I understand how they work as a phenomenon but I will never be able to understand why normalfags are the way they are.
>>96091256Eh, whatever his past foibles, he's mellowed with time. Still spergy, but not maliciously so
>>96078748>This fag is still playingMore than you've ever done, nogames
>>96094483Be curious to hear from someone who's played in a game with him recently to verify what he's like now
>>96085373>emdashUnironic chatGPT response, huh?
>>96091256he was super aggressive just last month
>>96087350>>96091256This is him. This whole thing happened because he wasn't invited to a game.
>>96109009That does look pretty insane, yeah, but that was also from eight years ago. I'm not personally aware of any other outbursts like that from him.
>>96077242 (OP)Your posts read as AI-generated slop, the only reason why we know otherwise is that you've been at it for over decade now. If the GM didn't know you the way we do, he'd assume you were using an AI to play, so gave you back in kind.
Between puckster and this retard being back, catalog's more clogged with shit than a Taco Bell toilet.
>>96109009I take discord messages with a grain of salt because they're easy to fake. In the IRC logs someone posted in the last thread, he acted pretty reasonably.
>>96109137How do you know it was 8 years ago?
>>96110779I found them in the archives.
https://archive.4plebs.org/tg/thread/56529424/#q56534635
