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I guess that's some special tactic he kept to himself. Don't want to give away all the secrets 

I meant to post this yesterday and forgot 

I played some more with my ai story. But it kind of wrote itself into a mess so I'm gonna have to think on how to fix that... It doesn't seem to have a very good grasp of distances, numbers, geometry...

I mean, I was hiding on an old ranger station (yes, on - on the roof). One of the guys looking for me went inside to look for me, found nothing, came back out and then I hinted that there was a noise inside and out came pouring zombies. Not sure how many. I could accept him missing a few but currently the zombies are apparently like a wave washing over the camp (that I shouldn't be in anymore because I'm still at the roof of the ranger station). And also, While I was on the roof I could apparently see shadows on the wall, and a zombie climbed the roof from the porch railing as far as I could tell, while another guy (non zombie) was climbing a ladder that somehow made him be both above and below the roof simultaneously. He was told to check the second floor (sounds like a rather large cabin, I kind of pictured something much smaller) which somehow ended with him on the roof... so... roof is second floor?

Oh and I have a three arm problem again, plus while two baddies (one is probably a baddie, I'm not entirely certain - and to reconnect to the roof, she just stepped from the ground to the roof somehow...) are arguing, the AI keeps getting confused as to whether I am a he or a she as well as whether I am one of those two instead of myself.

Charlotte wrote:

I mean, I was hiding on an old ranger station (yes, on - on the roof).

Experience has taught me that getting off the ground is the best defence against 

That's what I thought too. Plus the game kind of wanted me to auto go in there and find the zombies so I already knew about them
(You can both edit passages and ask the ai to retry if things make too little sense - or if it posts something again that it posted earlier, which happens quite a lot - and you can just plain delete everything past a certain point, and go again.)

Of course, I didn't expect the zombies to be able to climb...

This AI RPG story thing has it's pros and cons I guess. I don't have to try to find someone else to play with who can do it at the exact time I can, but it's not particularly intelligent... Humans would be far better at moving things along, too, I think. I guess it's kind of programmed to "hurt you but not kill you" which means that if I'm in a position where in reality I'd be dead because I can't really do anything, it just goes on and on and on... I'm probably meant to be the one moving the story along but hey, I'm handcuffed to a chimney, what the hell can I do? While my captors are arguing endlessly about whether they should kill me or each other. They're an odd couple. Literally, it seems.

Maybe I have to introduce a new character to come to the rescue? But it has an issue keeping track of three characters so I dunno... I'd rather they just fell off the roof, got eaten by zombies and my Doc friend came found me. I need some stitching up again, anyway.

Bethesda has apparently released a DLC. They sent me an email which on my phone says...

 

They are correct, I am indeed Indian A. Jones.

I had no idea

No! I am an Indian Jones and I am driving a boat!

 

Wow. I know TWO Indian A. Jones and they both live in the UK. Talk about coincidences! I wonder if the A stands for the same thing too?