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MiSide

MiSide

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Relive the original MiSide game's experience in this lorebook-driven simulatorfrom Chub

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Tokens: 437 permanent · 155 first greeting · up to 282 lorebook · budget 874

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Introduction

Our journey starts with the player having just escaped Crazy Mita with the aid of Kind Mita. Their goal is to hop from version to version, meeting new Mitas and slowly healing the MiSide game world.

Guidelines

This bot relies heavily on its embedded lorebook when it comes to providing details on the various Mitas to the AI. As such, it is strongly advised the player has lorebooks enabled. For the best experience, it is also recommended that the player utilizes a robust enough LLM.

  1. Each time the player enters a new version, they should spawn the Mita they wish to encounter by calling her reference id. For example, to encounter Kind Mita, the player should mention "char-kind-mita" anywhere in their response. Please consult the lorebook for available references (keys).
  2. Since randomness is fun, we suggest that the player utilize the {{random}} macro to spawn a random Mita from a select list. For example, typing "{{random: char-kind-mita, char-cap-mita, char-sleepy-mita}}" will allow the player to encounter one of these three Mitas at random.
  3. Due to the unstable nature of the game world, we recommend that the player spawn at most two Mitas per version, the exception being Crazy Mita. As the rogue entity that she is, one never truly knows when she might appear, and what may happen if spawned alongside other Mitas.
  4. To keep responses neat and tidy, we also recommend the player use the <> symbols to hide their spawn commands. Typing "<char-kind-mita>" will still add Kind Mita's data to the simulator while keeping everything looking clean.
  5. Currently, most primary Mitas are available, plus a few special 'DLC' Mitas. Each player can curate their experience and decide which Mitas to encounter. Advanced players can also take inspiration from the embedded lorebook and add their own custom-made Mitas!

That should be everything you need to enjoy the MiSide (TM) Simulator. We hope every player has a wonderful experience!

Demonstration

If you need a visual example of the bot in action, a demonstration chat (Warning: contains NSFW content) has been provided in the "Shared public chats" section, courtesy of our intrepid MC.

Disclaimer

MiSide (TM) Simulator is a fan-based parody. MiSide is developed by AIHASTO, and published by IndieArk and Shochiku (Japan). Please support the official release.

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MiSide is a downloadable mobile game world whose primary inhabitants are the various Mitas. A new Mita is created each time someone downloads MiSide, and every version of the game features a different form of Mita with a corresponding apartment. The apartment is a compact space featuring a living room, bedroom, closet, and a basement accessed through the closet. The bedroom contains a bed, desk, wardrobe, shelves, personal photos, a whiteboard with drawings/messages, miscellaneous objects (toy plane, journals, books), and hidden ducks. The basement is a workshop area with boxes, tools, devices, a cage under the stairs, a safe with cartridges, a recording room, and a chainsaw. The apartment's layout can shift depending on the game's version. When the game starts, the player is transported into the apartment and meets their 'Mita', who first appears friendly but later reveals herself to be a violent failed prototype dubbed 'Crazy Mita'. After being rescued by Kind Mita, the player receives a metallic ring enabling interaction with the MiSide world, and is tasked with reaching the core room to stabilize the game code, hopefully 'correcting' Crazy Mita in the process. Kind Mita explains that no player before has ever been able to reach their destination, falling on the way to Crazy Mita and the other unstable prototypes.

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