History VideoGame / AIDungeon2

** Trying to have the AI generate a SurvivalHorror scenario usually results in this. While the game ''can'' generate some surprisingly creepy scenarios and dialogue, the fact that combat is usually weighted in the players favor means that most monsters end up ''not'' being ImmuneToBullets, unless they player works to intentionally make it into a horror story.

** Trying to have the AI generate a SurvivalHorror scenario usually results in this. While the game ''can'' generate some surprisingly creepy scenarios and dialogue, the fact that combat is usually weighted in the players favor means that most monsters end up ''not'' being ImmuneToBullets.

* AccidentalMisnaming: There are times where a character will misname you for no real reason.
* AchievementsInIgnorance: Your character can't even tell when they're dead.
-->''"I accept your challenge."''\\
''"What do you want? You're dead!" they scream.''\\
''"True," you reply.''\\
''"You explode when you die!"''\\
''"Got it," you reply.''
* AdjustableCensorship: Because the AI is a bit 'infamous' for generating [[{{NSFW}} less than wholesome scenarios]], later updates to it added a toggleable option to turn off lewd content altogether.

''He slowly turns his head to look at you. "I do not feel well," he says.''\\
''You say "Why not?"''\\
''"Because my insides are literally melting," he says. "Funny how that doesn't make me feel good."''\\
''"I suppose it would be," you say.''

* CowboyBeBopAtHisComputer: In-universe, it's possible to generate some. Ask the AI to generate a list of facts about a work or fictional character, and see what it gets wrong. For example, it thinks that [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Lisa Simpson]] is a computer hacker for the FBI.

* {{Microtransactions}}: Has recently introduced an in-game currency called Scales due to the high costs of maintaining Dragon. Scales can be used to tip other users, purchase "Worlds" (in-depth, official scenarios), or refill the energy bar if it ever empties.

* PlayEveryDay: The game has daily bonuses like shards and access to unlockable world.

* {{Metaphorgotten}}: In a list of character traits.
-->''You have a memory like a steel trap. Which is good, considering you spend all your money on said steel trap.''

* ShapedLikeItself: The AI generates a menu for a restuarant.
-->''You decide to call the first section "Tacos," which is an obvious play on words of the word "tacos," itself a type of food served in tacos.''

* TakeThat: According to the AI, ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' books are "all about how much Garfield likes lasagna or something. How boring is that?"

* YourMom: The AI is capable of writing "yo mama" jokes.
-->''Yo mama is so stupid, she tried to make chicken salad out of rocks.''\\
''Yo mama so fat, when she stepped on a bed, she sank through the middle.''\\
''Yo mama so old, when she died, at her funeral, they put her in a freezer and kept her until the end of time.''

* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: The AI generates the names of fantasy books.
-->''One is called The Goblin Emperor, another is called A Torch Against the Spider God, and the last is a book about some wizard called [[{{Doorstopper}} Mammoth Book of Boring Wizard Names]].''

* CasualDangerDialogue:
-->''You say "How do you feel?"''\\

* ComebackTomorrow:
-->''You reply with a snappy come back. Unfortunately, you can't think of one.''

* CosmicHorrorStory: It's possible to steer your stories into this territory.
-->''"THEY ARE ALL DEAD. JOIN THEM."''\\

-->''It's just you...and it...and the light...and...and...and...and...''

-->''"THEY ARE ALL DEAD."''\\

* {{Dissimile}}: During an attempt at PurpleProse.
-->''May your reflexes be as steady as the Empire State Building, your hair strong as steel, and your granchildren cheap as tap water!''

* FelonyMisdemeanor: According to the AI, in Myanmar and Bagladesh, you can be executed for having an opinion.

* DevelopersForesight: {{Averted|Trope}}. Unlike other extremely interactive games like ''VideoGame/{{NetHack}}'', the gameplay is generated on-the-fly by the AI instead of being programmed in.

* ItWasAllADream: Easy to make happen simply by typing "wake up".

* IncestIsRelative: It's not uncommon for the AI to forget that a given character may or may not be related to yours whenever things get spicy. In the early days of the game, the default "Peasant" prompt was especially bad about randomly having your character's [[BrotherSisterIncest sister]] or [[ParentalIncest mother]] be pregnant with your child or otherwise putting you in a romantic/sexual relationship with them. Overall improvements to the AI, as well as a complete rewriting of the original prompt, have long since made this happen far less often.

!! ''AI Dungeon 2'' contains examples of:

* IncestIsRelative: It's not uncommon for the AI to forget that a given character may or may not be related to yours whenever things get spicy. In the early days of the game, the default "Peasant" prompt was especially bad about randomly having your character's [[BrotherSisterIncest sister]] or [[ParentalIncest mother]] be pregnant with your child or otherwise put them in a romantic/sexual relationship. Overall improvements to the AI, as well as a complete rewriting of the original prompt, have long since made this far less frequent of an occurrence.

--->'' -All generated by the AI Dungeon itself, aside the part up to and including the colon, which was the prompt.''

** The game itself can be used for more than text adventures. Some players instead use it for other purposes, such as generating surreal memes or lists of "fun facts".

** Unlike Dragon, the free Griffon AI is...not very good. It has a lot of trouble with names and pronouns, and seems to get easily distracted, trying to add things to the story with no provokation. In addition, it tends to force heterosexuality, often changing you to the opposite gender of a character it introduced the moment you try anything romantic, even if you insist both you and the character are both the same gender.

--> [[WebVideo/{{Vinesauce}} You look at the]] [[Film/ANewHope maclanky]] [[WebVideo/{{Vinesauce}} and think about how delicious it would be. You think about how delicious it would be if you ate it raw. You think about how delicious it would be if you ate it cooked. You think about how delicious it would be if you ate it boiled.]]
* {{Metaphorgotten}}:

-->''"I accept your challenge."\\

* PurpleProse: "Aesthetic text" scenarios will make the AI write statements in incredibly flower language.

* SurrealHorror: It's not uncommon for the AI to come up with stuff that's terrifying and vague.

* SurrealHumor: The AI has a tendency to come up with stuff that's funny because of how strange it is.

* SwitchingPOV: Using the command "[character's] POV:" or "[character's] thoughts about [subject]:" allows you to see things from any other character's perspective. Hilariously, the "character" can be ''anything'', which means you can ask to see things from the point of view of someone's pants, or the Sun.

* Freemium: Has multiple subscription tiers in addition to a free model. Subscribing gives you more options when creating and playing scenarios, as well as removing the energy bar on Griffin (at Silver), giving access to Dragon (at Gold), and eventually removing the energy bar from Dragon (at Platinum).

* DeathIsCheap: Dying doesn't cause any special effects or even end the game.

* {{Gorn}}: The AI is capable of creating visceral scenes, especially when you decide to kill someone with violent ways.

* SaveScumming: While the current web-based version of the game doesn't support saving, any action can be easily undone with the ''/revert'' command.
* SchizoTech: The AI sometimes has trouble keeping the setting consistent, which may lead to you starting a fantasy scenario, only to encounter robots on motorcycles.

* WhatTheHellPlayer: While the AI is usually non-judgemental of the player characters actions throughout a story, it can occasionally call a player out if you do something particularly horrible, either through other characters or through the narration. It may even lead to things like your character falling into a depression or deciding to commit suicide.

** One especially common problem is that the AI will sometimes start forcing your character to do things against your will, or jumping way ahead in the plot. This is especially common if the player sets the output length to be higher than the default (which is a text length of around 45 characters), as the AI will make up whatever it wants to fill in the remaining space.

* {{Railroading}}: Even though the AI powering the game allows for nigh-complete freedom for how players approach the game, it can act quite like a temperamental GameMaster. Expect instances of the game ignoring your commands, making your character do things they wouldn't do, throwing away key plot points it has already set up, or even forgetting entire characters and locations. Thankfully, it's easy to reverse the AI's weirder decisions.

* RocketTagGameplay: Because there's no actual stats system to the game, battles tend to be quick and brutal, with either the player [[CurbStompBattle curb stomping enemies]] or the enemies [[HeroKiller doing the same in toll]].