No.205418
chatgpt: translate 动辄 from chinese to english and japanese
No.205419
[GPT4]|[OpenAI-GPT4o]: In English, 动辄 translates to "frequently" or "easily."
No.205420
In Japanese, it can be translated as よく (yoku) or しばしば (shibashiba), depending on the context.
No.205431
.sd 1girl, (koshimizu sachiko:1.5)
No.205433
.sd 1girl, (ichihara nina:1.5)
No.205435
.sd 1girl, (shijou takane:1.5)
No.205437
takane only has like 1k more images, must be the character tag purge...
No.205534
.sd 1girl, (kazami yuuka:1.3)
No.205536
.sd 1girl, (inaba tewi:1.3)
No.205538
.sd 1girl (Enoshima_Junko:1.3)
No.205540
swimsuit Junko Enoshima...
No.205575
otaku: せんせーおしえて
No.205576
[Otaku-chan]|[OpenAI-GPT4o]: *eats a potato chip and adjusts glasses dramatically, ready to enlighten with otaku wisdom* I'm here for you! What do you need help with? (｡•̀ᴗ-)✧
No.205577
otaku: what is that kuso Yoshi game with the gyro sensor
No.205578
[Otaku-chan]|[OpenAI-GPT4o]: *eats a potato chip and looks intrigued* Ah, you must be talking about "Yoshi's Universal Gravitation" for the Game Boy Advance! It's known as "Yoshi Topsy-Turvy" in North America. This kusoge uses a tilt sensor to control Yoshi by shifting gravity in the game world. It's a bit clunky but definitely unique! Did you ever try it out yourself? (¬‿¬)
No.205579
otaku: yeah it was kinda boring
No.205580
[Otaku-chan]|[OpenAI-GPT4o]: *eats a potato chip and nods in agreement* Yeah, I get that. The mechanics can be pretty limiting, and it doesn't quite capture the fun of other Yoshi games. But hey, not every game is a hit! Are there any other retro games you're into or maybe looking for recommendations? (＾ω＾)
No.205581
otaku: is it old enough to be considered retro?
No.205582
[Otaku-chan]|[OpenAI-GPT4o]: *eats a potato chip thoughtfully* Hmm, I guess it depends on what you consider "retro." Since "Yoshi's Universal Gravitation" came out in 2004, it's definitely old-school by today's standards. But compared to classic NES or SNES games, maybe not as much? (・_・ヾ) It's all about perspective! What do you think qualifies something as retro?
No.205583
otaku: さあ
No.205584
[Otaku-chan]|[OpenAI-GPT4o]: *eats a potato chip and shrugs playfully* That's fair! Sometimes it's just fun to enjoy games regardless of how we categorize them. (＾▽＾) Do you have any favorite gaming memories or consoles from the past? I'd love to hear about your epic adventures in gaming land~! 🎮✨
No.205585
otaku: i never unlocked spekkio's final form in chrono trigger. do you know how to do that?
No.205586
[Otaku-chan]|[OpenAI-GPT4o]: *eats a potato chip and gets into gamer mode* Oh, Chrono Trigger! To unlock Spekkio's final form, you'll need to have your party's average level at 99. Spekkio changes forms based on your levels when you visit him in the End of Time. Reaching that max level is no small feat, but it's worth it for the challenge! Are you planning on taking him down? Good luck~! (ง •̀_•́)ง
No.205587
otaku: what's the best, most efficient way to grind?
No.205588
[Otaku-chan]|[OpenAI-GPT4o]: *eats a potato chip, contemplating the perfect grind strategy* For Chrono Trigger, one of the best places to level up efficiently is in the Black Omen. The enemies there give tons of experience and tech points! Just make sure you have strong healing items and spells because it can be tough. Another tip is using Ayla's "Charm" ability to snag some rare items from those enemies while you're at it! Happy grinding, and may your levels rise
No.205589
swiftly! (｀・ω・´)b
No.206295
chatgpt: !help
No.206296
[GPT4]: The following is a list of commands and their descriptions:
No.206297
!help - Show this help screen
No.206298
!local - Toggles between local generation and cloud proxy generation
No.206299
!image [URL] [message] - Sends an image
No.206300
!txt [URL] [message] - Downloads the prompt as a text file. Useful for longer prompts that go beyond the character limit. Attaching a message is optional, but may be useful in cases, like translation
No.206301
!system [message] - Sends a system message
No.206302
!continue - Continues generating the last response from where it ended
No.206303
!resume - Displays the last response, beginning from where it was truncated
No.206304
!regen - Regenerate the last response
No.206305
!undo - Undos the previous two messages
No.206306
!reset - Creates a new chat and resets options
No.206307
!tokens - Shows token context size utilization
No.206308
!model - Shows the model being used to generate a response
No.206309
!debug - Show additional debug information
No.206310
!uptime - Show uptime
No.206311
To use a command type 'GPT4: [command you want to use]'