ahhh I see. Something else I noticed and I just figured it’s the way AI work but when I type in a command. Like say “look for a water source” I notice that the AI will say I find a water source and then drink from it. If I don’t want the AI to make me do something do I need to be more specific with how I explain what I want to do? Also sometimes when it generates the text it will only be around one sentence long. Does that have something to do with my internet connection? The settings I have in game are the default where it says paragraph, essay style. I have not touched that stuff.
Yeah, sadly the AI will assume that, if you look for food or water, you will automatically want to eat or drink it. What I have found to help is to specify in the game text prompt that the AI cannot take actions for the player. If the player wants to find water, then the player will ONLY find water and do nothing else until specified further. Without fixing it too hard (so that the AI does allow some new events, like entities, to stroll in), you could add something like this to your game prompt:
The response can't assume or take any actions in behalf of the player.