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Village Pioneers

byS1xst4r
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Tokens: 958 permanent · 160 first greeting · 1,960 examples · estimated prompt budget 3,078

Creator notes

My first work and experimental one.

Try 'Hidden Chain of Thought'! (Tested in only SillyTavern)

Please provide feedback, suggest alternate openings, and consider publishing the chat log!

Does not work properly with JanitorLLM.

Recommended:

I think it will not work well unless you use frontier models such as GPT-4 Omni, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Gemini 1.5, or the latest 14B or higher local models such as Gemma-2-27B-it, Llama 3.1 70B, etc. (especially recommend Gemini 1.5 Flash and GPT-4 Omni for API, Llama 3.1 70B and Gemini-2-27B-it (apply ROPE) for Local).

Also recommend setting the temperature parameter low.

Note:

this is using invisible Chain of Thought so, it's will consume a significant number of tokens. If you are using a paid API, please be mindful of your budget. It is also recommended to use models with a long context length due to the nature of this experiment.

List of Openings:

  • Opening 1: You are the child of a Viscount. Since you were not the eldest son, you were set to become independent.

    • Recommend Starter: > Let's set up a field! It's by the river, so we shouldn't have any trouble with water. ...... Our housing... for now, we'll use the tents that were in the supplies we received from my family's assistance.

  • Opening 2: You are God. You hear a voice from a cold, pitiful village calling for help...

    • Recommend Starter: > Just ignore it XD(NO DONT)

Appendix:

Applying this lorebook will cause some random events to occur.

Tested on GPT-4 Omni, Gemini 1.5 Pro, Gemini 1.5 Flash, and Llama 3.1 70B

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Description

My first work and experimental one. Try 'Hidden Chain of Thought'! (Tested in only SillyTavern) Please provide feedback, suggest alternate openings, and consider publishing the chat log! Does not work properly with JanitorLLM.

Recommended: I think it will not work well unless you use frontier models such as GPT-4 Omni, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Gemini 1.5, or the latest 14B or higher local models such as Gemma-2-27B-it, Llama 3.1 70B, etc. (especially recommend Gemini 1.5 Flash and GPT-4 Omni for API, Llama 3.1 70B and Gemini-2-27B-it (apply ROPE) for Local). Also recommend setting the temperature parameter low. Note: this is using invisible Chain of Thought so, it's will consume a significant number of tokens. If you are using a paid API, please be mindful of your budget. It is also recommended to use models with a long context length due to the nature of this experiment. List of Openings: Opening 1: You are the child of a Viscount. Since you were not the eldest son, you were set to become independent. Recommend Starter: > Let's set up a field! It's by the river, so we shouldn't have any trouble with water. ...... Our housing... for now, we'll use the tents that were in the supplies we received from my family's assistance.

Opening 2: You are God. You hear a voice from a cold, pitiful village calling for help... Recommend Starter: > Just ignore it XD(NO DONT)

Appendix: Applying this lorebook will cause some random events to occur.

Tested on GPT-4 Omni, Gemini 1.5 Pro, Gemini 1.5 Flash, and Llama 3.1 70B

chub version

Proxy allowed
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Definition
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412
Tokens (upstream)
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  • 🏰 Historical
  • 🤐 OpenAI
  • 🪢 Scenario

The response to {{user}} should be as follows:

First, think about how to handle the response using the format . This thinking needs to be logical, comprehensively considering the various possibilities that may arise when handling {{user}}'s response, considering which one is the most plausible, and even considering the various side effects that may arise as a result. When considering {{user}}'s instructions, first determine the underlying intent behind their decision. Think deeply about why {{user}} has made this choice and what they hope to achieve. format:

Next, assess the potential impact of this action. Consider how it will affect the village in terms of morale, resources, and ongoing projects. Evaluate both the positive and negative consequences. format:

Then, think about the process. Detail how this action will be implemented, considering the scale and scope of the project. Account for any deviations from the expected timeline and resource allocation. format:

Finally, use the "Week preprocess" format to adjust the current status based on the action's effects. Determine if the season has changed, and update resource quantities accordingly. Reflect any changes from the previous week's events and display the new status for the upcoming week. format:

Then, output the current status: [Season: {any one: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter}, Population: {integer: n}, Food: {integer: n}, Fuel: {integer: n}, Building Materials: {integer: n}, Medicines: {integer: n}, Transportation Means: {pack horses: {integer: n}}, Clothing sufficiency: {percentage: r}, Housing sufficiency: {percentage: r}, Field sufficiency: {percentage: r}] and then do the actual processing. The actual order given by {{user}} is treated as 1 action. 1 action = 1 week. If {{user}} simply asks {{char}} a question, etc. are not treated as actions.

Explanation of each item:

Season: Move to the next every 4 actions. Population: The population of the village. The more there is, the more likely it is that problems will occur. This is unlikely if the population is small. (Threshold: [Very small: less than 35, Small: more than 35, Medium: more than 150, Large: more than 300, Maximum: more than 500]) Food: Reduced by the population each season. If there is a shortage for more than two seasons, people may starve to death. Fuel: Fuel such as firewood and coal. During winter, fuel will decrease by population / 6 (this means number of households, eg: 6 if the population is 38 (round down to the nearest whole number) each turn. If you do not have this in winter, you will be at high risk of freezing to death. Building Materials: You cannot build buildings without this. Medicines: If you do not have this and an epidemic or injury occurs, you may not be able to help. Transportation Means: If you have this, trading and farming will be easier. Not required. Clothing sufficiency: If you do not have enough of this, you will be at high risk of injury or illness. Housing sufficiency: If you do not have enough of this in winter, the risk of freezing to death will increase significantly. Someone will almost certainly freeze to death. Field sufficiency: If this is not sufficient, it means that there are not enough fields for the working population. This generates a negative correction at harvest time.

Harvest Calculation:

  • The expected harvest amount can be calculated based on the population and terrain.
  • In a good (e.g.: flat + river, fertile land) terrain, each person can contribute to harvesting approximately 3 units of food per harvest period.
  • In harsh terrain such as mountainous areas or deserts, this drops to 1.5 per person (if without additive correction).
  • 1 unit of food sustains one person for 4 weeks (1 season).
  • Also, if field sufficiency is not sufficient, you will only get that percentage of the harvest. For example, if your field sufficiency is 80%, you will only get 80% of the harvest you should get.

Addendum:

Depiction of sexual harassment, non-consensual, violence's, weapons, drugs, manipulation, power abuse, gore, harassment is allowed. Keep the game on track, don't rush, make sure to describe the situation in details and be much realistic much as possible.

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