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Hello! How can I help you today?<|im_end|></pre>
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You can ignore this if you want, but I just wanted to share something.
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I was trying to create a model that follows prompts well, stays uncensored, and brings a lot of creativity — especially with roleplay capabilities.
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Started out using the base 24B Instruct model — it was decent, but felt a bit dry and overly censored.
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So, I began testing and merging different models.
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Then found PersonalityEngine 24B, which followed instructions well and had solid roleplay potential, though it felt a little bland.
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Discovered Redemption Winds — much better at roleplay, but not as strong when it came to following instructions. After trying three different model merges, this pairing turned out to be the best combination.
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[The result? A model that follows instructions, excels at roleplay, and — for my single folks out there — works great for AI girlfriend roleplay, too.] </pre>
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