
A new feature called Lorebook debuts in beta for subscribers seeking to enhance worldbuilding in chats, but mixed reactions are surfacing. Concerns over privacy, accessibility, and user engagement are prompting a vigorous discussion among users.
Lorebook enables users to create detailed entries for side characters, locations, items, and events, enriching their conversations. Creators see it as a game-changer, while many are anxious about how private their lorebooks will remain. One user lamented, "Ugh, I was so excited for this because my OCs have a lottttt of lore but I donโt want my lorebooks to be public."
Create Lorebooks: Available on web and mobile, users can design from templates or scratch.
Connected Characters: Link characters to lorebooks to enhance narratives.
In-Chat Viewer: Browse entries during chats and edit directly, if itโs your lorebook.
While early access is now exclusive to subscribers, users express frustration, particularly around account sustainability. One user mentioned frustration with inactive accounts: "Sad that most of the characters I interact with wonโt ever be able to utilize this function since their creators deleted their accounts."
Privacy issues are atop user feedback, with many people preferring to keep their lore private. Comments reflect a desire for optional visibility. As one user noted, "I want it to be optional." Another added, "It'd be really cool if they enabled adding your own private lorebook to any character you roleplay with in the future."
Users are also questioning functionality regarding existing characters. Comments indicate a strong desire for the option to attach lorebooks to pre-existing characters: "Can they be added to pre-existing characters? Ones I didnโt create?"
Questions remain about the timeline for broader access to Lorebook. Some users expressed hopes for clarity on future updates, commenting, "Will free users get it too?" The call for additional privacy features indicates a potential pathway for future development.
โจ Lorebook launches in beta, boosting interactive storytelling.
๐ Privacy concerns dominate user discussions, with calls for private options.
๐๏ธ Anticipation lingers regarding availability for non-subscribers.
Lorebook aims to redefine collaborative storytelling but is hitting bumps along the way. While many see potential, users are adamant about the need for enhanced privacy and accessibility. As feedback pours in, developers may need to pivot, keeping the community engaged and satisfied.