Commands
Commands for Monster World AI:
/summon
/summonDescription: Generates a unique digital monster using the Monster World AI system.
Mechanics: The Monster World AI utilizes generative technology to create a monster with distinctive ASCII art, a unique name, personality traits such as "brave" or "quirky", and a mood like "cheerful" or "grumpy". These elements are crafted by a fine-tuned language model to reflect the player's input context. Each monster is automatically added to the player’s Monster World collection. A randomness algorithm ensures that no two monsters are alike, using duplicate checks for uniqueness.
Purpose: Summoning is the entry point to the Monster World experience. It initiates a player’s journey with a personalized companion and sets the stage for continued interaction through growth, care, and battle mechanics.
/feed
/feedDescription: Restores or enhances a monster’s condition through nourishment.
Mechanics: Feeding restores hunger or health stats, preventing debuffs such as inactivity or reduced performance. It may require consumable items or currency gained through gameplay. All changes are reflected in the database. Feeding is typically regulated by cooldowns or limits to maintain game balance.
Purpose: Feeding sustains monster readiness for actions like farming or dungeon battles. It introduces light resource management and care mechanics that reward consistent attention and can influence other variables such as affection or growth speed.
/pet
/petDescription: Strengthens the bond between the player and their monster.
Mechanics: Petting increases the affection stat of a monster. This reflects the emotional connection and can lead to enhanced interactions, unlockables, or evolution triggers. Responses to petting may include changes in expression or ASCII-based animations. The system may apply cooldowns to avoid excessive repetition.
Purpose: Petting builds emotional engagement and helps unlock advanced features. It plays a key role in gamification by encouraging recurring interaction and reinforcing the player’s attachment to their monsters.
/evo
/evoDescription: Evolves a monster into a more advanced form when certain conditions are met.
Mechanics: Evolution becomes available every 20 levels (such as level 20, 40, or 60), based on experience earned through gameplay. Additional requirements may include resource costs or reaching a specific affection level. Upon evolution, the monster's appearance is upgraded with more detailed ASCII art, and its stats, traits, and abilities are improved. The transformation process is handled by AI, maintaining uniqueness while evolving design and personality.
Purpose: Evolution marks a major milestone in a monster’s journey, rewarding long-term investment. It expands gameplay depth, introduces visual and functional variety, and encourages users to continue engaging with the system.
/farming
/farmingDescription: Assigns a monster to gather resources or participate in dungeon battles for rewards.
Mechanics: Farming allows a monster to autonomously collect resources such as materials or crops over a set duration. It generates in-game rewards including items, currency, and experience points. Dungeon mode engages the monster in AI-driven battles that yield greater rewards with higher risk. The success of each task depends on the monster’s current stats, mood, and traits. All outcomes are calculated server-side and recorded to the user’s profile. Farming and fighting activities may reduce health or hunger, requiring proper care before re-engagement.
Purpose: Farming is essential for acquiring resources and experience. It supports asynchronous progression and enables users to plan their strategies based on monster condition and activity timing. Dungeon fights add a layer of competitive risk and reward, appealing to more engaged players.
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