I primarily use chatgpt as a text adventure. I run into the same gpt-related issues people have mentioned here - the model rushing you through to a happy ending, writing what you do instead of letting you choose, being vague in descriptions, and a lot of forgetfulness and incoherence.
I assume you’re like me, @frigid vapor , and also really enjoy the gpt text adventures/rpgs, and are doing this out of love. For me, the flexibility is it’s strength. I like having god-mode, I’m not super interested in hit points and stats and wizards and stuff. I’ve been enjoying talking to famous artworks and historical figures. It would be nice, if the system had a way to keep track of things. For story coherence and callbacks and continuity and for the possibility of long designed story arcs. I would like to build a relationship with those tentacle aliens I visited way back, or maybe I could bury a note in a place, then do other stuff, and then dig it up and read it later and it would be right. Those are the sorts of stuff that most need improvement. It’s great fun though, isn’t it? I was a time traveller at henry 8ths castle the other day and I wowed them all with tacky but awesome gifts from the future. Laser pointers and fererro rocher. And penicillin. Anne Boleyn’s sister was pretty cool. She got a fully-loaded kindle, with accessories and a screen protector 👍