Open ai, and using it to write fighting scenes.

unknownking

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Hey, I haven't seen that many comments regarding using openai to assist one's writing, so here is a little experiment of mine, letting it write a fighting scene for me. I know it's quite a cliché fight. But I'm just experimenting with it.
(It could also be that I'm just retarded and couldn't find any threads)

me:
I want to write a fighting scene between a clumsy, uncofident boy who is swinging his sword desperatly against a confident, athletic girl that is a veteran. The girl offers the boy an escape by joining her group. But the boy refuses, knowing damn well that most newbys end up dead due to unknown reason. The boy is fighting for his life while the girl taunts him, fighting him even bare handed and evading almost all of his swings. But she goes way overboard as the fight continues, and even rips out an eye by the end of the fight.
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Certainly! Here is a possible scenario for a fight between a clumsy, unconfident boy and a confident, athletic girl:

The boy swung his sword wildly, trying to keep the girl at bay. She just laughed and dodged every blow with ease, her athletic movements making it look almost effortless.

"Come on, kid, give up already," she taunted, her bare hands expertly deflecting his attacks. "Join us and I'll make sure you get the training you need to survive out here."

But the boy knew what happened to most newbies who joined up with groups like hers. They ended up dead for one reason or another, their bodies left to rot in the wilderness. He couldn't take that risk. He had to keep fighting, no matter how hopeless it seemed.

Sweat dripped down his forehead as he struggled to catch his breath. He couldn't keep this up much longer. The girl seemed to sense his weakness and pressed her advantage, her bare hands a blur as she struck at him from all angles.

He tried to block her attacks, but it was no use. She was too fast, too skilled. He stumbled back, his sword dropping to the ground as he clutched his stomach. He was done for.

But the girl wasn't satisfied with just defeating him. With a fierce cry, she lunged at him, her fingers digging into his eye socket and pulling out the eye with a sickening squelch.

The boy let out a gut-wrenching scream as he fell to the ground, his vision a blur of red and black. He couldn't believe what had just happened. He had never imagined that anyone could be so cruel, so ruthless.

The girl stood over him, her chest heaving as she caught her breath. "You should have taken my offer, kid," she said, her voice dripping with disgust. "You could have lived a little longer."

And with that, she turned and walked away, leaving the boy to die in the dirt.


I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions or if you would like further assistance.
me:
also could we make it a bit cruler? Like the girl beating the boy bloody, taunting him a few times, before ripping his first eye. And let's add a twist. As she was about to rip the second eye, someone intervenes, questioning how this is even allowed here

Openai:
Certainly! Here is a revised version of the fight scene with the added details you requested:


The boy swung his sword wildly, trying to keep the girl at bay. She just laughed and dodged every blow with ease, her athletic movements making it look almost effortless.

"Come on, kid, give up already," she taunted, her bare hands expertly deflecting his attacks. "Join us and I'll make sure you get the training you need to survive out here."

But the boy knew what happened to most newbies who joined up with groups like hers. They ended up dead for one reason or another, their bodies left to rot in the wilderness. He couldn't take that risk. He had to keep fighting, no matter how hopeless it seemed.

Sweat dripped down his forehead as he struggled to catch his breath. He couldn't keep this up much longer. The girl seemed to sense his weakness and pressed her advantage, her bare hands a blur as she struck at him from all angles.

The boy's face was a mess of bruises and cuts by the time the girl finally landed a decisive blow, sending him crashing to the ground. He groaned in pain as she stood over him, her chest heaving as she caught her breath.

"You should have taken my offer, kid," she said, her voice dripping with disgust. "You could have lived a little longer."

With a sadistic grin, she reached for his other eye. The boy let out a terrified sob as he tried to crawl away, but it was no use. He was too weak, too battered. He couldn't fight anymore.

Just as the girl's fingers were about to close around his eye, a voice rang out from the shadows. "What the hell are you doing?!"

The girl turned to see a man standing a few feet away, his sword drawn and ready for a fight. "This is none of your concern," she spat, her grip on the boy's eye never wavering.

"I'm making it my concern," the man said, his voice cold and hard. "No one should have to suffer like this. Not even a fool like this kid."

The girl sneered, but before she could react, the man was upon her, his sword flashing through the air as he forced her away from the boy.

The boy lay there, his face a bloody mess, as the two fighters clashed. He couldn't see what was happening, but he could hear the grunts and clangs of metal on metal.

He just prayed that the man would be able to defeat the girl and save him from a gruesome death.

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, the sounds of fighting stopped. The boy heard footsteps approaching, and then a voice said, "It's over. You're safe now."
He let out a sigh of relief as strong hands lifted him up, supporting him as he stumbled to his feet. He was alive, somehow. He had survived the fight.

But as he looked around, he realized that he had paid a steep price. He was blind now, his eyes gone forever. He would never see the world again.

But at least he was alive. And as he leaned on the man who had saved him, he knew that he had a chance to start a new life, to find a new purpose. He had been given a second chance, and he was determined to make the most of it.


I hope this revised version meets your needs. Let me know if you have any other questions or if you would like further assistance.

me:
ok how about writing the scene from the eyes of the MC. He watches the fight quietly within a small audience. He also intervenes, in the end by kicking her hand after she goes for the boy's second eye. She immediately belittle him and challenges him to fight her right now and then.
But the MC refuses, and she swings her fist at him, only for two people (kids) to intervene. One of them grabs her arm, the other presses a blade against her throat. she then chuckles and says, how about in two weaks, after you recovered. Let's add that the two people are literally kids, and they curse the mc for intervening

Could we also add how the girl ridicules the mc after he wanted to intervene, commenting why such a emaciated boy even intervenes?

Openai:

The MC watched quietly from the sidelines as the boy and girl fought. The boy was clearly outmatched, his clumsy swings no match for the girl's confident and athletic movements.

The girl taunted the boy as she fought, her bare hands expertly deflecting his attacks. "Come on, kid, give up already," she said. "Join us and I'll make sure you get the training you need to survive out here."

But the boy knew what happened to most newbies who joined up with groups like hers. They ended up dead for one reason or another, their bodies left to rot in the wilderness. He couldn't take that risk. He had to keep fighting, no matter how hopeless it seemed.

The girl seemed to sense the boy's desperation and pressed her advantage, her bare hands a blur as she struck at him from all angles. The boy's face was a mess of bruises and cuts by the time she finally landed a decisive blow, sending him crashing to the ground.

The girl stood over the boy, her chest heaving as she caught her breath. "You should have taken my offer, kid," she said, her voice dripping with disgust. "You could have lived a little longer."

With a sadistic grin, she reached for the boy's eye. The boy let out a terrified sob as he tried to crawl away, but it was no use. He was too weak, too battered. He couldn't fight anymore.

Just as the girl's fingers closed around the boy's eye, the MC couldn't take it anymore. He couldn't just stand by and watch this happen. He had to do something.

He stepped forward, his heart racing as he approached the girl. "What the hell are you doing?!" he shouted.

The girl turned to him, her eyes blazing with fury. "Who the hell are you?" she spat. "Some emaciated little boy who thinks he can save the day?"

The MC stood his ground, determined to make a difference. "I'm making it my concern," he said, his voice shaking with anger. "No one should have to suffer like this. Not even a fool like this kid."

The girl sneered, but before she could react, the MC kicked her hand, sending the boy's eye flying to the ground. The girl let out a cry of pain and surprise, her grip on the boy finally broken.

The boy let out a gut-wrenching scream as he fell to the ground, his vision a blur of red and black. He couldn't believe what had just happened. He had never imagined that anyone could be so cruel, so ruthless.

The small audience around them was stunned and confused, not sure what to make of the MC's sudden intervention. But the MC didn't care. He had done what he had to do.

The girl glared at the MC, her face contorted with rage. "You think you're better than me?" she spat. "I challenge you to a fight. Right here, right now."

The MC shook his head. "I'm not interested in fighting you," he said. "But I'll accept your challenge in two weeks. Until then, leave this kid alone."

The girl's eyes narrowed as she considered the MC's offer. Then, with a snarl, she swung her fist at him.

But before she could connect, two kids intervened. One grabbed her arm, the other pressed a blade against her throat.

"What the hell do you think you're doing?!" one of the kids shouted, his voice high and angry. "We had this under control!"

The girl chuckled, her anger dissipating as quickly as it had appeared. "Fine, emaciated boy," she said. "Two weeks it is. But be warned, I'll be ready for you."

And with that, she turned and stormed off, leaving the MC and the boy behind.

The MC let out a sigh of relief as he helped the boy to his feet. "Come on," he said, his voice gentle.

It's quite useful to create a draft out of an idea, especially if one is lazy
 

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... but can it write porn? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

But seriously, the openai name? Is it available in Google and most importantly, is it free?
 

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I don't want to be rude, but if you don't have the skill to pull off the artistic medium you want to get into, you should probably practice, rather than turning it into machine generated dross. For one, your art will be stale packaged AI creation, and on top of that, you'll never learn to get gud. So dump that trash and get gud!
 

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So this is what china's authors used to write their confusing, drug-induced 1000 chapter shianshia.
 

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first it was midjourney and now this. artist/author bros can't catch a break

This is kind of a faceslapping for those who state that jobs requiring creativity will survive the robot takeover.
So this is what china's authors used to write their confusing, drug-induced 1000 chapter shianshia.
I'm pretty sure that the authors themselves are bots. They got the number.
 

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I don't want to be rude, but if you don't have the skill to pull off the artistic medium you want to get into, you should probably practice, rather than turning it into machine generated dross. For one, your art will be stale packaged AI creation, and on top of that, you'll never learn to get gud. So dump that trash and get gud!

It supposed to be a supplementary tool to your writing.

Too many authors have an ego that their own writing is the best. That relying on tools like AI or Grammarly is the mark of an inferior writer. It's idiotic. You should use every tool available to become a better writer.

OpenAI produces better content than the majority of what I've read here. Authors should use it to help them better visualize their scenes.
 

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That's some good shit. Too bad that the OpenAI doesn't want to send me a verification code to my phone number for no reason.
 

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you just have to register. it is free, and I bet that it definetly could write porn
Yeah, I made an account and said "B*nd*ge H**d" and while the AI is churning the result, a remark said that I have violate the rule.


So much for writing porn with it.

Or dammit, I need to pay.
 

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Yeah, I made an account and said "B*nd*ge H**d" and while the AI is churning the result, a remark said that I have violate the rule.


So much for writing porn with it.

Or dammit, I need to pay.
in my case it also spit out content violation while it wrote the eye ripping scene XD.

I don't want to be rude, but if you don't have the skill to pull off the artistic medium you want to get into, you should probably practice, rather than turning it into machine generated dross.
I understand from where you are coming from. But authors should use every method available to them to improve themselves, ranging from grammarly to improve one's grammar to quillbot to rephrase a sentence, to reading more books. But believing that one is superior and therefore should reject something made up of the amalgamation of billions of written text is ridiculous. I do not see any problems with using it to get inspiration and drafts out of an idea. Sure it is a bit crude, but in the end it depends on the input you feed it, and you can always edit it.

As for me, I only used it once for writing and a couple of times to assist me with writing a few numerical programs in c. One of these programms was a numerical euler semi implicit program that can be used for ODE systems and DAE systems of the first order. I extended it to a program that solves a 1d finite volume controll problem
 

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It's not as good anymore cause they nerfed it.
Plus the writing will feel very samey if lots of people use this lol.

Also just because it has a lot of data doesn't mean its good.
For example game engine codes it gives out tend to be newbie level.
 

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It's not as good anymore cause they nerfed it.
Plus the writing will feel very samey if lots of people use this lol.

Also just because it has a lot of data doesn't mean its good.
For example game engine codes it gives out tend to be newbie level.
I bet they want to get people to pay for their subscription for "unlocked" version.
 

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I understand from where you are coming from. But authors should use every method available to them to improve themselves, ranging from grammarly to improve one's grammar to quillbot to rephrase a sentence, to reading more books. But believing that one is superior and therefore should reject something made up of the amalgamation of billions of written text is ridiculous
Wrong.

You, even with your perceived lack of skill (I'm assuming that's why you want assistance) are far superior. And let me tell you why.

Author voice.

Your author voice is what makes your story truly yours. Not only that, it's what makes your story an art form. Art without the author's fingerprints, isn't even art.

Every story ever told has been told in some form or another. We simply rearrange the pieces and maybe put new window dressing over the frameworks. But it's this unique window dressing that distinguishes your story from all the others. Embrace the "you" in your writing, and know that what you make is in fact "art."

You are absolutely selling yourself short by using machine text and even grammar checkers that rearrange your sentences. Obviously, always look to improve, but keep your writing you, is what I say.

This is a complement to you as an artist.
 

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Wrong.

You, even with your perceived lack of skill (I'm assuming that's why you want assistance) are far superior. And let me tell you why.

Author voice.

Your author voice is what makes your story truly yours. Not only that, it's what makes your story an art form. Art without the author's fingerprints, isn't even art.

Every story ever told has been told in some form or another. We simply rearrange the pieces and maybe put new window dressing over the frameworks. But it's this unique window dressing that distinguishes your story from all the others. Embrace the "you" in your writing, and know that what you make is in fact "art."

You are absolutely selling yourself short by using machine text and even grammar checkers that rearrange your sentences. Obviously, always look to improve, but keep your writing you, is what I say.

This is a complement to you as an artist.
Ai-chan agrees with this. While it's okay to use tools, they should never be the core of your writing. The core of the writing should be you and you alone. Tools are there to help you out, not make your story for you. Grammarly does not make your story for you, it just helps you write better sentences, and it does a good job for the most part, if you don't blindly take its advice. Grammarly can sound robotic from time to time.

Writing your own story is a pleasure in itself. By writing your own story, your followers can appreciate your style of writing. Ai-chan used to write lesbian erotica for a traditional publisher (didn't sell much, though) and when Ai-chan asked the readers which title they thought Ai-chan wrote, 4 out of 11 managed to guess the correct title. Why? Because they said, "This looks like your style."

And Ai-chan is proud to have Ai-chan's style likened to Agatha Christie's style. It's true, compare the beginning of Ai-chan's novels to Agatha Christie's novels, the style is similar in the beginning. Later on it diverged as Ai-chan became lazy. Ai-chan didn't set out to write like Agatha Christie, but it turns our Ai-chan's writing style evolved to be similar to hers. You can read Ai-chan's stories and they're all written in the same style.

On another note, Ai-chan tried to programme a software to allow the software to make the story for Ai-chan. Ai-chan hates the story it gave out. Maybe Ai-chan is just not good at such software. The software kept giving Ai-chan death scenes for every story. One of the stories Ai-chan wrote ended on chapter one because the programme gave them hard challenge from the get go, then make them miss all the shots until they ran out of ammo and then when they tried to escape, they got bulldozed by an ancient mecha with laser beams. The story ended in chapter 1 because everyone died.

Never trust in RNG.
 
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