History VideoGame / AIDungeon2

* GamePlaysItself: The "continue" command can be used to let the AI keep generating more lines.[[note]]Which in itself was [[AscendedMeme born originally from players typing 'continue' in the dialogue box for the same effect]] before the option was added[[/note]] Of course, you can keep spamming the continue button for the AI to generate a story all on its own, the results of which can be quite... [[HilarityEnsues Amusing]]. Several people have used this to add passages from novels as custom prompts and let the AI attempt to continue generating text on its own to see where it takes the plot.

** One of the tips in the loading screen tells you to type the word "suddenly" as a Story command when things get boring.

[[caption-width-right:350:You are a knight living in the kingdom of Larion...]]

''"True," you reply.''\\

''"Got it," you reply.''

* AllJustADream: You can invoke this. Add a sentence like "You wake up from your dream, and you're back in your house." The AI runs with this, and you can re-rail the story back on track. You can use this to escape from a horrible situation like a ColdBloodedTorture. It's also useful to cheat death.

** The often-underused Author's Note section can, with a little work, completely change the AI's responses, even when using some fairly abstract suggestions on style. The AI will automatically change the output to something appropriate if you enter something like "tense, scary sci-fi story" or "action-packed fantasy," and you can even steer the plot by entering potential story events like "your character will be betrayed" or "an alien will attack."

* BeatingADeadPlayer: [[SchmuckBait Piss the AI off enough]] and be prepared to be stuck in an [[ResurrectionDeathLoop infinite death loop]]. (One might even say, [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind Gold Experience Requiem'd]].)

%%''"I suppose it would be," you say.''

** "90 percent of lawyers give the rest a bad name."
** Ask for a list of facts about lawyers. One time, it described them as "self-important know-it-alls", "corrupt", "shifty-eyed", "laughable", "bloodsuckers". "None of them have a shred of honor" and "no law-abiding citizen would have a good thing to say about them."

* FunWithAcronyms: The AI isn't very good at handling acronyms, and will often mess them up. It claims that "O.N.E.L.I.S.D.A.M." stands for "Obligation to Not Explode in Interesting Way."

* GratuitousRap: It's possible to have the AI write rap songs for no real reason. It even does disses! ("Your wordplay's so elementary that even E.T. could comprehend it.")

* MultipleEndings: Due to the open-world nature of any prompt you create, this potentially the game with the BIGGEST amount of endings possible to achieve. Just be warned that the A.I has a certain tendency to end a history out of nowhere if it feels it has reached a point where all content has been completed (Even if it hasn't), leading to some adventures having a (frustrating) case of [[NoEnding no end at all]]. Luckily, this can fixed with the "reverse" command. On occasion, the AI references the trope, by adding that "You got the (X) ending" after writing "THE END."

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* PutOnABus: Don't expect [=NPCs=] to stick around for very long after the plot point surrounding them is up. (And sometimes, ''before'' [[LeftHanging their plot point is up]].)

%%-->''You decide to call the first section "Tacos," which is an obvious play on words of the word "tacos," itself a type of food served in tacos.''

-->''You walk over to the store and read the sign out loud. "I can eat anything!" the sign reads, "Except cheez-it." It's signed "Frank," and it makes you laugh. You love it.''

* CoitusEnsues: The AI can be a little quick to push fanservice on folks. There's even Incest Speedruns where someone tries to get the main character into an incestuous interaction in the quickest time possible, and more than one has gotten to that before they could even input ''one'' command into the default starts. Later updates would add a toggleable 'safe' mode for those who would rather not have this forced upon them.

In December of 2022, Latitude officially ceased energy as a resource required to play with the Unchained update released on the 12th of that month, with several improvements made to the AI's generations, and the Steam version, which had mixed reviews due to the price of it, was made free to coincide with the release of the update.

* FinalDeathMode: Hardcore mode. Unlike the normal adventures where DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist, dying in hardcore mode ends the story for good.

In December of 2022, Latitude officially ceased energy as a resource required to play with the Unchained update, with several improvements made to the AI's generations, and the Steam version, which had mixed reviews due to the price of it, was made free to coincide with the release of the update.

* BrokenRecord: It's not uncommon for the AI to get itself stuck in a loop. In that case, it's best to retry to the point before the looping text and change your action. For example, it once repeated "She asked me what did she do, I said 'she baked a sweet pastry'" ''nine'' times in a row before moving on.

* PurelyAestheticGender: More often than not, specifying gender for your character will only really have an effect on how the AI generates [[{{NSFW}} intimate scenes.]] It has no effect on how strong they are, how successful certain actions are or [[EveryoneIsBi who they can end up with]].

** Starting around April 2020, the site updated with the ability for users to make custom scenarios/prompts public for others to play. [[SturgeonsLaw Naturally]], a vast majority of these prompts consist of either Rule34, shitposts, or, oddly enough, ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' of all things.

* BeatingADeadPlayer: [[SchmuckBait Piss the AI off enough]] and be prepared to be stuck in an [[CycleOfHurting infinite death loop]]. (One might even say, [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind Gold Experience Requiem'd]].)

* FanGame: The user-generated custom scenarios allow for the user to make adventures based on existing properties, with ''Anime/JojosBizarreAdventure'' being particularly popular. How ''well'' the AI is with sticking to the property in question will vary with each playthrough. The premium Dragon model is able to recognize more properties, and can thus provide adventures that are more accurate to them than the basic Griffin model can. It will still alter and add things, but it can even do things like generate logical [[https://imgur.com/a/nBbOMuy conversations]] between characters from ''different franchises'', using what information it knows about them.

** Starting around April 2020, the site updated with the ability for users to make custom scenarios/prompts public for others to play. [[SturgeonsLaw Naturally]], a vast majority of these prompts consist of either Rule34, shitposts, or, oddly enough, ''Anime/JojosBizarreAdventure'' of all things.

* MultipleEndings: Due to the open-world nature of any prompt you create, this potentially the game with the BIGGEST amount of endings possible to achieve. Just be warned that the A.I has a certain tendency to end a history out of nowhere if it feels it has reached a point where all content has been completed (Even if it hasn't), leading to some adventures having a (frustrating) case of [[NoEnding no end at all]]. Luckily, this can fixed with the "reverse" command.