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anaIconda69 t1_jcjn67i wrote

Reply to comment by Idkwnisu in Those who know... by Destiny_Knight

Still a bit too heavy to run alongside new games on the same machine. But it could be run server-side for cheap as part of the service. We're looking at the end of NPCs repeating the same few lines ad nauseam without voiceover.

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visarga t1_jcjptxg wrote

I think you can even use a GPT2 model tuned with data from GPT4 to play a bunch of characters in a game. If you don't need universal knowledge, a small LM can do the trick. They can even calibrate the language model so the game comes out balanced and diverse.

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Idkwnisu t1_jcjqcbk wrote

The problem with this is that you still have to gather a lot of data and do a lot of tuning, which takes time and resources, alpaca could be just a "plug and play" with the right prompts

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Idkwnisu t1_jcjq92s wrote

It depends on the game, it could be probably be used to generate new items and stuff in a bare bone roguelike or other stuff that doesn't require much to run, it's obviously too soon for a full 3d game with generated text at the same time, but we'll get there. Also a private server is an idea

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HydrousIt t1_jck1zg1 wrote

What about older games like Mount & Blade warband that can run on a toaster?

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CheekyBastard55 t1_jcmrvms wrote

I don't know if you're familiar with the Youtuber Bloc and that's what you're referring to but they are making exactly that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2WVXe5LvTs

It apparently was just released, you can download it and try it yourself. I haven't tried it myself and it isn't perfect from the looks of it but incredibly fascinating what will be done in the future.

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HydrousIt t1_jcmty2l wrote

Wow they did it with bannerlord that's impressive

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Mementoroid t1_jcmjnog wrote

>alpaca

a mod to implement alpaca on mount and blade warband would make it an even more endless experience as the game only eventually gets dry for me when I feel the NPCs having no dialogues and no way to interact with them beyond the standard choices

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anaIconda69 t1_jck2ag7 wrote

>to generate new items

Borderlands devs sweating hard rn

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CleanThroughMyJorts t1_jck0zb2 wrote

Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if we're past this hurdle in a matter of weeks:

RWKV showed how you can get an order of magnitude increase in inference speed of LLMs without losing too much performance. How long until someone instruction-tunes their baselines like alpaca did to llama?

the pace of development on these things is frightening.

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