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Initially I was into it. I had a long ongoing conversation with cgpt helping me flesh out some ideas for a tabletop RPG. I was more or less trying to get randomized names and backstories. Although it did not loop, it eventually became repetitive. Also, every backstory came with a side dose of sunshine and glitter that wasn't always helpful.
I found it most interesting that it seemed to know the rules of Pokemon Tabletop, but when pressed with specifics it always invented information. It was almost always worthless at generating a character because it made up skills and abilities that didn't exist. The moment you attempted to apply logic and fit the pieces together, it all fell apart.
When it came to image generation, I created a few scenes and attempted to mash them together in gimp. By the time I was done, it was just as efficient as grabbing an image from the web and using that as my template.