Everweaveレビュー 

From my experience, I’ve really loved it a lot. It’s been incredibly addicting diving into the adventures, building relationships with party members, and seeing their interactions with my character. I’ve grown very attached to the party members and care for them as much as real players.

I’ve tried other AI chatbots before, and they often forget details or get continuity mixed up pretty quickly. Everweave, while it still has its flaws, seems to have the best AI recollection of story details I’ve seen — from the very beginning of an adventure to thousands of messages later. Occasionally I still have to correct it, but not often enough to ruin immersion.

Another feature that surprised me was just how unrestrained the AI is. It doesn’t shy away from more extreme or darker subjects, which works great for gritty adventures. Enemies and monsters can commit truly evil acts, and you can romance characters and have uncensored intimate moments that definitely don’t just “fade to black” like in many other campaigns.

I will admit, the greedy message limit is pretty ridiculous — and yes, the AI will drag out conversations and encounters to burn through your messages if you let it. Let me explain:

A huge piece of advice for anyone who wants to get the most out of the experience is to play as both a player and a sort of co-DM alongside the AI. The AI won’t drag things out and waste messages as much if you help guide it with clear direction.

For example, if you’re in a forest looking for action, don’t just write, “I wander deeper into the forest.” Instead, write, “I wander deeper into the forest until I come across a goblin camp.” The system works best when you help dictate what happens. The AI DM will almost always incorporate your prompts into the narrative.

Even if a beloved NPC or party member dies, you can type something like, “Then, like a miracle, my fallen friends are revived back to life,” and the DM will roll with it. Co-DMing like this might compromise immersion for some people, but it’s absolutely the best way to prevent the AI from dragging out events needlessly and to experience exactly what you want out of the adventure.

I love it very addicting might have used a lot of money on it I got a subscription so what it does when you get a certain amount of words once a month cancel that now. I’m just gonna be here slowly buying 100 or three dollars you know it only lasted me about 30 minutes and I’ll just wait for updates no point in deleting a game I enjoy when the makers of the game are greedy money hogs. Bit of a update even the game it self is a gold digger I had a character with 676 silver coins and for no resin the dm had 500 silver coin just vanished but I did not buy any thing at all it was remove from my character

You pay by the message and the dm makes you repeat yourself constantly. I asked the bartender at the tavern if anyone was looking for a sellsword. The dm described the bartender as looking at me then asked what do I do. DID MY CHARACTER SUTTER??? I had to ask the captain of the guard 5 times to get my reward for a quest the reward, the Captain accompanied me on. He was there and knew I earned the reward but the dm ai dragged it out wasting my messages to get a meager reward. The prices for goods are way too high. I'm guessing it's so you waste messages haggling or something. I'm not renewing my subscription unless they stop gouging players like this.

I want to like it. But the message limit even if you subscribe just isn't worth it. As soon as I saw I could pay almost $20 amonth and still have a limit, I uninstalled. I'll reconsider if to goes to unlimited messaging for subbing.

Company is a bunch of scam artists. The AI will do its best to make you waste messages and then not respond to you to push the story along. If I'm spending money then I should be able to play the game how I want to. Nevermind the response by the company is basically non-existent. Don't play the game unless you want to be completely aggravated by the AI's inability to play the game right or listen to what you are saying. Innovative my a$$

I want to love it, but the message limit is far too low and the ai will purposefully be vague or just leave you hanging with nothing to make you waste messages.
There are a few other issues that wouldn't be that big of an issue without the messaging limits. If the AI DM gets something wrong you could let it know, but it costs messages and shortens your story time.

Though I thought I would enjoy the game it gave me more headaches than it should.

1. The inventory management system is don't work often I came across instances if you say you go to shops and ask what they have in stock or what wares they sell it will remove your currency for just asking questions. Also, if you're going to have a robust inventory you have to make a copy yourself to manage it because the system will forget that you loot such items even when it shows in your inventory that is it is there. There are times the system fixes this, but it depends on its mood or in my opinion the person behind the game. They will make you use your "messages" on purpose, so you have to buy more later.

2. Looting items sometimes the system say you have the item but fail to pull up the looting interface. Without the interface you can't select the items you want or take all. in the message display it says you have the item, but when you want to use or sell such items the system says you don't have it in your inventory. again, you must argue with the dungeon master and sometimes it fixes it other times it doesn't, it tells you to forget about it and move on. then sometimes it makes you to continue to use your messages for you to buy more messages.

3. Multiclassing, the system allows you to multiclass, but not all of your spells and skills will be activated. I played as a fighter but multiclass to a paladin once I leveled up to level 2. my bless and utility spells works like heal outside of battle but in combat you can't cast it. I couldn't use divine smite. The system only uses the spells and abilities listed on the system interface active abilities. So even when the system out of combat says you do have the spell divine smite and tell you, you can use it in combat. it won't let you and say because it is not on the list you can't use it.

4. there will be times when it says you killed an opponent, but they don't truly die. You have to kill them again even when it displays 0 HP. there isn't even a roll for the enemy to use last stand they just come back to life for no reason. And it isn't even boss monsters or characters it's just the mob characters. To me it feels like that is intentional so you can use more or your messages.

5. It reuses the names very often. I met a lot of borin, elara, lyra, durin, and elms that i am confused on who is a shop owner, one of my companions, a council member, an enemy and so forth. if you don't call the system out it will use the same first and last names over and over.

6. the damage roll in combat doesn't calculate correctly. for my character I equipped a greatsword with a damage roll of 2d6. there have been many times where the damage roll was using 1d4 or 1d6. I had to argue with the dungeon master again to calculate it correctly. sometimes it recalculates it other times it says sorry I will calculate it correctly on the next attack or it just straight out ignore you and tell you too move on.

7. just like character names it will use the same name for places. You have to be very specific where you go if you try to travel back to some places. for instance, if say you want to go back to havenreach, but there is a different settlement name havenreach you must specify which one. like let's go back to havenreach where has master artificer Durin's shop.

8. If you have companions with you and want that character to examine something or investigate it will use, your character stat for the roll. So, my character is a fighter, and Elara was a wizard I asked her if she can examine some arcane tech so we can figure out how to activate it the dice roll with a -1 modifier because my paladin fighter intelligence stat was 8. Elara is a wizard so her intelligence should be higher. so, no matter what you do know that every dice roll is based on your character. having companions is just flavor and sometimes gives you hint on what to do. in battle, that's if the system adds them in battle they mostly suck. they miss quite often.

9. if you give items to other characters sometime the inventory system will still hold that item in your inventory. you can talk to the dungeon master to remove it and make sure it goes to the other character's inventory, but it depends on the system mood if it wants to or not. again, another way to make you use your messages to buy more.

10. This does not happen often but when it does it irritates the hell out of me. When you do a successful roll and the dungeon master thinks it has an error at the end. so, you have input your action again and re roll and you get an unsuccessful roll. Sometimes I think that error was deliberate.

I love the concept of the game especially you can do it anytime on your phone, but I don't know if it's worth the money

This would be great but, the devs are too greedy. You have a monthly message limit,which you will burn through with 30mins-1 hour, then you're forced to pay for more messages. The the prices for messages are absurd. Not free play friendly not comsumer friendly. Soon as I saw this I immediately uninstalled.

I like it, can we get ios!