...the space often described in old school circles is kind of a fiction. Or very isolated to certain play styles in certain areas of the USA, then the world. Not nearly as many people played this way as one might assume from reading old school gaming blogs. I think. Or my experience was narrow.

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I was very entertained by Paul's experiment last week using AI as a DM for an old-school D&D game. Great and informed take on what it's good and bad at, some quite surprising. #dnd #ai www.youtube.com/live/uBdj2N6...

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Oh, one more thing. It was showing me all the rolls (even for find traps) so I adjusted and told it not to show me rolls, just the results (so I don't know if my search failed). Well, I didn't specify just traps so it hid all my rolls (hits) until I asked to see one later lol.

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After we were done I asked it to give me an ascii/text rendition of the dungeon, which it did, and my updated character sheet. I think in the future I'll dive in and give more details. Overall it was a good DM for a short run. I can't talk to anything past that.

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It was pretty good about tracking stuff, and especially knew how infravision worked (probably better than most DMs). It was a short dungeon, but that's because I didn't specify anything else. Murder hobo'd a goblin, skeleton, zombie. It was nice and short before bed.

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