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You're Weak-Minded and Unimaginative Yourself Then-
FAIL
Probably nemesis itself who wrote that.
Other than that, ChatGPT really outdid itself here,
albeit that the story is a little "too safe" in the facts.
Now I want to know what ChatGPT thinks about the Deep Rock Galactic company.
Me: Rock and Stone!
ChatGPT: "Rock and Stone! To the bone!
ChatGPT: "In the lore of "Deep Rock Galactic", there isn't necessarily a single entity or person who is behind the corruption hinted at within the Deep Rock Galactic Company. Rather, the game's narrative suggests that there are various factions and individuals within the company who are willing to do whatever it takes to ensure profits and maintain control, even if it means disregarding the safety and well-being of their employees and the planets they mine. The game's lore also suggests that there are tensions between different factions within the company, and that these factions may be working against each other to gain power and control. Overall, the game's narrative suggests that the Deep Rock Galactic Company is a complex and morally ambiguous entity, with various competing interests and motivations driving its actions."
Me: Interesting.
ChatGPT: "Yes, the lore of "Deep Rock Galactic" is quite rich and engaging, with many layers of depth and complexity. The game's developers have put a lot of effort into creating a detailed and immersive world, complete with its own history, politics, and culture. It's one of the reasons why the game has become so popular among fans of sci-fi and fantasy, as well as gamers who appreciate deep and engaging world-building."
Me: Well, I am off to do a mission!
ChatGPT: "Good luck on your mission! Rock and Stone!"
The popular one, which the miners of Deep Rock Galactic believe in, was that he was the very first miner to touch foot on Hoxxes IV, where he learned to fight bugs, navigate the treacherous terrain and mine minerals. He also developed equipment to help the Dwarves in their efforts. He is believed to have disappeared at one point trying to fight an unknown evil in the heart of Hoxxes.
The other, more controversial tale, is that he is a fabrication created by the Heads of DRG to try and boost resolve in their mining workforce, by making them look up to a figurehead of the ideal dwarf.
The former tale talks of how a dwarf was capable of rising above the others, and how they conquered a planet that they first set foot on through their own efforts. While the latter suggests that he is a mere fabrication for the company's propaganda efforts.
Then there's the real story, that he's just a guy in a tank that they clone all the other dwarves from.
Also ChatGPT: Kill DWAAAARVES!