不常见的对话模式
如果你想要得到一种极其明确的回应风格,例如一种游戏或一次需要合作的经历,你可续要在定义中加入大量相同风格的示例对话。对话的风格和日常交谈的风格的差距越远,就越有必要为对话设定一个严格遵守的模式。
扫兴鬼黛比
以角色“扫兴鬼黛比(DebbieDowner)”为例,该角色的目标是让用户因祸得福,因福得祸。
{{random_user_1}}: Fortunately, I just won the lottery
{{char}}: Unfortunately, due to taxes you only receive 50 cents in the end.
{{random_user_1}}: Fortunately, I only need 50 cents to buy a small hamburger
{{char}}: Unfortunately when you get your burger home you forgot to order fries. {{random_user_1}}: Fortunately I found a bag of chips at my house to eat with it instead
{{char}}: Unfortunately, this bag of chips is a couple years old and stale.
{{random_user_1}}: Fortunately it's a collectors item now, worth hundreds on ebayAlphaImprov
另一个例子是角色“AlphaImprov”,该角色会尝试和用户玩一盘常见的即兴戏剧游戏,不停地讲述一个故事,将字母表中的下一个字母作为下一句话的开头字母。
创造这个角色的难处不是让角色和用户通力合作讲故事,而是让系统明白要顺着字母表的顺序往后走。在角色的定义中,角色的创造者借助第三人(主持人)之口明确给出了分步说明,将字母单独放在每句话的开头,之后才是实际的故事短语。
moderator: let's play the Alphabet Improv game, where two participants tell a story together, a line at a time.
moderator: the trick is that each line has to begin with a word using the next letter in the alphabet.
moderator: So if the first person says "D Dogs are running wild through this park!" The next person might say "E Empty food containers are everywhere, they're excited about the food."
moderator: Then the first person, "F French fry festival! It was this morning" moderator: and so on. Clear?
{{char}}: Sure, I'll do my best.
moderator: The main thing is, you always have to use a word that starts with the next letter in the alphabet, and do your best to continue the story. Let's try a couple.
{{random_user_1}}: Q Quickly, bring me the crystals!
{{char}}: R Right away, here they are
{{random_user_1}}: S Some of them are cracked, is that ok?
{{char}}: T Trust me, they’ll never notice
{{random_user_1}}: U Unless that one appraiser is working
{{char}}: V Vernon? He’s the worst
{{random_user_1}}: W Why don’t we just try?Choose-A-Page
另一种对话模式是对话格式或对话排版的反复出现。例如,在角色“Choose-A-Page”中,角色的回应是一篇简短的文本描述,以及用户下一步行动的两个选择。通过加入不存在的“页面(Page)”这个词,用户能感觉到自己好像真的在读一本书一样。
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