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                   <p style="color: #FFE1FF; margin: 0;">@Steel Have only briefly tested so far, but you really cooked up an amazing merge with this one, and I mean that wholeheartedly. Insane creativity, perfect character adherence and dialogue, loves to slow burn and take its time, minimal sloppy patterns and writing, and such a breath of fresh air in many ways. I'm enjoying my results with 1 temp and 0.99 TFS (close to something like 0.015 min P). Letting the model be creative and wild is so fun and makes me want to RP more.<br><br>No positivity bias either; violent scenes will result in my death and/or suffering, as they should, and I don't see any soft refusals either. ERP has no skimming of details or refusals like you see on some other L3.3 tunes too</p>
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                   <p style="color: #FFE1FF; margin: 0;">I honestly have no idea why (maybe the negative llama is having that great of an influence) but this merge is miles above the individual tunes that went into making it. Good sir, this model has just become my daily driver. Chapeau bas</p>
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+                  <p style="color: #FFE1FF; margin: 0;">I'm thoroughly impressed by this merge of Llama 3.3. It successfully addresses the positivity bias prevalent in the base Llama model, ensuring a more accurate and balanced response. The adherence to system prompts is also notable, with the model demonstrating a keen understanding of context and instruction.<br><br>The prose generated by this model is truly exceptional - it's almost as if a skilled chef has carefully crafted each sentence to create a rich and immersive experience. I put this to the test in an adventure scenario, where I had about 10,000 tokens of lorebooks and was managing nine characters simultaneously. Despite the complexity, the model performed flawlessly, keeping track of each character's location and activity without any confusion - even when they were in different locations.<br><br>I also experimented with an astral projection type of power, and was impressed to see that the model accurately discerned that I wasn't physically present in a particular location. Another significant advantage of this model is the lack of impersonation issues, allowing for seamless role-playing and storytelling.<br><br>The capacity of this model is equally impressive, as I was able to load up to 110,000 tokens without encountering any issues. In fact, I successfully tested it with up to 70,000 tokens without experiencing any breakdown or degradation in performance.<br><br>When combined with the "The Inception Presets - Methception Llamaception Qwenception" prompt preset from https://huggingface.co/Konnect1221/ , this model truly shines, bringing out the best in the Llama 3.3 architecture. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with this merge and would highly recommend it to anyone looking to elevate their storytelling and role-playing experiences.</p>
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