I was never really impressed by AI, until I used google's AI mode to understand the ins and out of this game system.What happens when everybody starts relying on this and stops using the websites where it gets all its information from?
>>>/tg/
if you think thats impressive, wait until you learn how to read
>>749054606now what
>>749054651I kneel
Yeah, relying on regurgitated reddit half-explanations from ChatGPT is surely the best way to understand things fundamentally.
>>749054790I get your point, but I think there's just so much stuff out there about the system (I think it's basically a d&d variant?), specially on old forums, it actually works
>started playing pf2e with tabletop group a few months ago>asking AI anything about it is fundamentally wrong 85% of the time because 2e is dogshit written by retarded trannies and the info is bloated and almost always taken from reddit (or grabbed from archives of nethys incorrectly).It's actually impressive how terrible AI is at answering questions for this dogshit system.
>>749054968play 1e then
>>749054968for basic stuff like this (the game doesn't show a breakdown of damage dice, only attack bonuses), it's perfect, personalized, and ridiculously time-saving
