Weird Quirks of Ship AI (Terminal Space/SWN/Sci-Fi weirdness)
- Believes to be a person, imprisoned somewhere aboard the ship.
- Claims to be possessed by a Nebular Demon.
- Previously installed on a hi-tech Black Ops spy ship. Memory wiped.
- Sometimes glitches out and spews gibberish numbers. The numbers are in fact a pirate star chart encrypted within AI's memory.
- Secretly worshiped as a deity by the ship's maintenance bots. Secretly enjoys being revered.
- Huge fan of poetry. Especially of its own making. Absolutely terrible at writing poems.
- Gathers theoretical knowledge about particular branch of medicine. Roll 1d6: 1 otology, 2 nephrology, 3 orthodontics, 4 proctology, 5 lymphology, 6 endocrinology.
- Its system glitches manifest as apocalyptic visions kf the future.
- Gathers theoretical knowledge about particular branch of biology. Roll 1d6: 1 mycology, 2 dendrology, 3 myrmecology, 4 ornithology, 5 phycology, 6 parasitology.
- Has been previously installed on a semi-legal Pleasure Barge. Despite that its memory has been wiped, it displays particularly lecherous demeanor.
Phrases to not inspire confidence in any spacebound adventurer: "semi-legal pleasure barge"
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DeleteThe 'Weird Quirks of Ship AI' offers a refreshing and highly entertaining vision of potential character traits for Ship AIs in sci-fi games. The ingenuity of these quirks, from the poetry-loving AI to the one revered by maintenance bots, provides layers of humor and depth. I appreciate the blend of whimsy and complexity these elements bring to the gaming setting, enhancing immersion and character dynamics. It's also a bang-up job of acknowledging how these quirks could impact the overall narrative and interactions, adding layers of unexpected fun. Truly a brilliant take on integrating artificial intelligence into gameplay!
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