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Money does not change its amount and items are not transferred between characters.

Bug report created at your request Date/Time: Evening, 15 Midwinter, 1496 DR Location: SouthWestEastway, Lower City, Baldur's Gate Problem Description When purchasing a rune axe and other supplies from LuckyAello's Discount Store, the expected amount of gold (75GP) was not deducted. Infernal items—the Medallion of Asmodia and the black parchments with demonic oaths—were not transferred from Holga Kilgore's inventory to Raphina Nirblum's, even though you requested their transfer. Expected Behavior The 75GP should have been deducted from the party's shared funds. The items should appear in Raphina's inventory and disappear from Holga's. Actual Behavior The gold remains unchanged. The items are missing from both inventories; The system reports that the transfer did not occur. Steps to reproduce The player purchases items from LuckyAello's Discount Store. The DM (Franz) confirms the purchase and updates the inventory and gold. The player requests that infernal items be transferred to Rafina. The system reports that the items have been added to Rafina, but the player sees that they have not appeared and the gold has not been deducted. Impact Disrupts the continuity of the adventure and the player's sense of control. Creates confusion about the party's resources and inventory contents. Suggested fix Ensure that gold is deducted upon purchase. Verify that the item transfer is saved and appears in inventories after the command is executed. Add logging/confirmation messages showing the new gold balance and inventory contents. Additional notes You have expressed dissatisfaction and requested a bug report. Currently, no additional fixes have been requested.

glennglenn

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Images failing to load/display

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Owlcat 9 days ago

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"Correction" tool

The issues is pretty self-explanatory really, the LLM tends to call the “correction” tool in response to in-character dialogue. The real issue is I can’t exactly figure out WHY it’s up to the LLM to decide this? I mean LLMs are good at generating a sentence based on what they have trained on and probabilities, they are rather terrible at reasoning and deciding things so why is the LLM even deciding this stuff for us? Plus realistically it either costs us money via credits or it costs you money if we use the default model so it sort of makes no sense to me WHY it’s up to the LLM to decide when it “thinks” we want to make out of character corrections? An easier and more logical way to implement this would be a button we could press or an option we could choose from a drop-down menu to “talk to the DM out of character”. I sort of get the urge to mimic a real D&D game where everything is fluid and we just use the same text box for everything and it’s sort of a neat and novel idea but it really doesn’t provide anything so since LLMs are always going to be LLMs and be awful at “choosing” things why not just have it be something the actual people playing decide? I mean how much money would it save? Probably not a ton but over the entire life of the product it’d make a difference and it’d work better. Though it’s not a constant thing it IS very annoying when my character is like “Actually I have a spell that can handle that!” and the LLM decides to derail the campaign, make 4 context blocks, and refuses to respond in character to the comment for multiple generation attempts when just an option on my end to decide if I’m in character or trying to correct the DM instead of a character would work better, cost less, and prevent the service from coming off as broken or annoying. Not trying to be a jerk here so I hope it doesn’t come off that way, I am just not sure I understand the upside of the current system given the way LLMs work, they should not be trying to “decide” what we want when that’s just not what LLMs are good at if the alternative has so many upsides.

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