You wake up with Megan Fox in your bed(w/o knowing what happened yesterday), what you do?
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1. You wake up with Megan Fox in your bed(w/o knowing what happened yesterday), what you do?
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I rape her54
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I ask for a dinner20
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Boring, i send her home7
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I'm too young to think about sex, i ask for a autograph though3
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Obviously i still rape her, its a hallucination23
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correct. for example with semantic kernel sdk that exists also for c# and java you can do all sorts of things. even orchestrate an llm to call classes and manipulate objects or even execute database queries. you can literally simulate a real player process on a loop. and yes its costly if you use services like azure. but you can find cheaper alternatives or even free if you brave enough and have time -
Of course someone can access your account. All it needs is just a session. Sounds to me like you were info stealed. https://chatgpt.com/share/68a50e59-0708-8012-b63c-98fe3fa87f88 -
LLMs can just return text, and maybe tool calls (read write etc) no ? Wouldn't you need a parser or something that translates the returned text to instructions, e.x move player here, cast skill there? Sounds like a pain in the ass + a lot API costs.
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Hi everyone, This is not an advertisement for my server. My Facebook group with 1,300 real players was hacked. I was the only owner of the group, and I don’t understand how someone could change admin rights and remove me from it. All my accounts have two-factor authentication (2FA), so there’s no way anyone could have accessed my account to give admin rights to another profile. I contacted Facebook for help and even paid $20 for faster support from Meta. They basically ignored me and said they couldn’t help or make any decisions regarding this situation. I found some information about the person who took over the group – it seems to be an admin of L2CALIGULA (FLOYD) – and it looks like my group isn’t the only one affected. https://www.facebook.com/MdsFael/posts/pfbid02LYPDAaxmjECuKY6g1xhMsnmixUH3x1asAVt2RtVKjV8yvegQ9erVHeWAdrJyjonal As it stands, the group still exists on Facebook and all the information is visible, but I have no control over it anymore. l2mid group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/l2official Can anyone explain how this is even possible and how I can prevent it in the future? Regards! -
I suggest logging real player data such as positions, movement, quests, skills used in real time, and general actions and save them in whatever format you like. You need to organize and verify the data. If your data are not enough you can create synthetic data based on your existins real data. later you have 2 options You can fine tune a smaller model (for example, from hugging face). This requires time, money(compute power), and plenty of trial and error, but the benefit is that you can run it locally without relying on external services. Use existing LLMs and instead of training you can store your data in a vector database and let the LLM query it( im not sure if RAG is the right term here). This approach is faster to set up but depends on the model and the output you want to achieve(you will need some research there). Regardless of which approach you take you should expose only safe actions through a service or API. This can be done with MCP(model context protocol) or a custom api ensuring the model (local or external) can only trigger controlled api calls such as movePlayer, castSkill, etc etc, which are already implemented in most sources, but you will need to implement them for your models output and behavior. Doable? Yes by commiting a tone of hours and i dont think java code is the problem here. Is it worth it? If you’re doing it to learn then go for it. But if your goal is to create “real fake player” experience on your server or to sell it later its not worth it. Spend your time elsewhere yes they can
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