How I used Artificial Intelligence to Improve Tarkov's Quests 

If only BSG would hire someone as dedicated and passionate about Tarkov as you are as a creative design director *cough cough* BSG hire this man

One of my favorite suggestions for changing SBIH was someone said that it should be broken up into separate quests for each map with different requirements based on those maps, i.e. on customs you have to make a 90m headshot or whatever but on woods or lighthouse it’s more like 300m because those maps are more suited for longer ranges.

I wish BSG cared as much as you bro. ❤

ChatGPT is so wholesome 🥺. You don't have to apologize little buddy, we know you're learning.

I would love the quests to have a major over haul to make them more accessible. The challenge and difficulty does not have to be lost or "reduced". Simply give players more ways to achieve these quests.

Never would've thought to use AI for Tarkov quests, but the results speak for themselves. Tarkov needs to switch it up with their quests ASAP!

Man i'd be really interested to see you in a Creative Director role for a game .Your natural curiosity leads you down these rabbit holes that seem to result in pretty cool ideas for Tarkov atleast.

This is honestly mindblowing. The responses the bot gave are (or at least seem to be, which is just as impressive really) insightful and don't just contextualise/repeat what you have told it. The proposed quest sounds interesting and dynamic, and is exactly the kind of task which needs to be added to Tarkov.

The idea for Petrov is really interesting. Multiple locations across Tarkov, and using found maps (that maybe we can also write on and make notes about like we already can with the other maps already in the game), is something that needs to be embraced way more in future developed tasks. But I think my main question is: what are those two unknown rewards?

I LOVE the notion of doing an actual bit of detective work to figure stuff out. Actual role playing as a surviving PMC doing a job going ahead there. Unfortunately the current “find X it’s at place Y” is waaaay to ambiguous, and often does not inform you you’re going to need keys for them. Utilising the open map and environment that’s already accessible, and then giving actual tangible clues as to where the next stages are, is so much better an alternative

I just want to say, I really admire the amount of effort and thought you put into your videos, always very well done in many aspects. Just imagine the game we’d have if BSG had a mind like yours

you never cease to amaze me with the depth you go into this game and helping its devs and players, ggs mang

Making quests too equipment centric can be really frustrating, I remember the relief when Tarkov Shooter went from Mosin only to any bolt-action gun; maybe SBIH could be kill 3 PMCs at 100metres OR kill 30 scavs at 100 metres or more, maybe even make it so you can do 1 PMC and 20 scavs, just so you earn enough points. You could also make it point based, 1 PMC is 10 points, 1 scav is 1 point.

I am blown away with how you were able to get a comprehensive quest line and even a new trader out of this. Kudos man, love it.

I love how polite you are to the AI too lol like not even just the feeling bad for correcting it. I saw some of the text in the background, something along the lines of "I would love your help with..." Idk why, but it just made me smile a little bit. Thanks for the great vid as always

Interesting design methodology, and the end result is pretty cool. I like this mechanic of having something always spawn in (removing RNG), but in such a way that there's always a handful of placed it can be (encouraging exploration). Add some in-world hints in the form of maps and drawings, and you also have worldbuilding. This idea could be repeated through a number of different quests. Definitely collab with Chat GPT again.

I think for some hard quests like “samples” they could add an easier side quest with worse prizes or with easier to find stims like adrenaline, sj6, morphine but you would need to give multiple of those rather than just finding one rare stim and being done with it. Since both quests would be available at the same time you could focus on one of them and grind it or just play it casually and have the chance to finish the easier one passively. They already have linked quests so it should not be hard to implement this.

Keep in mind that these quests are ment as just busywork to keep people going in the beta. Full release supposedly will have all brand new main storyline quests.

I love the idea having to go in to a raid and actually investigate an area to find information about where to go next.

holy the quest location actually ingame on a map I LOVE IT

That quest and Trader given by you and ChatGPT was actually really good and would love to see more stuff like that in Tarkov. I think what you said about using ChatGPT more as a brainstorming tool then a end all be all would be a great use to Nikita and any other game devs out there.

One thing that would be interesting is if world quest items spawned in as uninteractable objects if you hadn't started the quest yet, so if you hear Prapor ask you for a "briefcase in dorms" you might have already noticed it, but not known you need it. Though as we don't want the briefcase to reappear once you're done with the quest, this might be a bit more of a technical challenge, it would make the world feel a little more real, and improve first time questing

BOOM IDEA right there at the end Mr @Veritas . A mini map and storyline within the quest info would be so useful mid raid.

Wow I can't believe how good the picture of the new trader came out. It fits so perfectly in the art style. Everything with the quest look so good in the menu too and the ideas on how players can figure out where their quest locations are without having to rely on a third party guide for everything is intuitive and natural, unlike the way it is now. I just wish BSG would listen to the community

I really love the go there get this/touch that quests, instead of rng item findings or dying to other players.

Definitely a useful tool. Fantastic video Veritas, I value your opinions and insights about EFT. Nikita and BSG really need to value people like you 😊

I quite enjoyed the quest that you come up with. I would love to try this quest and i need to add that new trader was a cool idea in the tarkov universe. I would love to see you do this kind of videos in the future. As always good work and thank you for the content. 👍🏻😊

Amazing, I really feel like quests like this would be a great addition to the game as a whole and the fact that you came up with something like this in such a relatively short time is fantastic. BSG really could use someone like you to help work some kinks out and steer the game in a better direction.

I love when you make content like this, feels like no one else is doing it. Super interesting. Would love to see more of it. Kinda wish you were making a game.

I love the concept visuals in the end with the quest idea. Neatly laid out. Super interesting!

Really cool concept, as you stated it's not a perfect solution but definitely sparks the creative side. One can hope that BSG will take this as constructive criticism and use this when planning the "storyline" side of the quest and potentially even more side quests. I hope you keep coming with these videos that can potentially push the devs into a better place.

I'm sure we all know about the single player tarkov mod. Well there are mods for it that allow for custom quests. This could be pretty damn useful for anyone wanting to create quests using those types of mods!

The idea came across my mind once the ai said something about guarding objectives- it would be cool if you had an in game event where everyone got notified on their radio about guarding an objective for a reward: say there was a cap of two or three pmcs, and once those slots filled up you had to defend the objective from other pmcs for a certain amount of time for a rewards- that would be dope.

Don't know if it has already been thought, but based on the ideas and different approaches to the quest here is a new one that i would like to see and do: Those who are already familiar with the game you already know that we have in game time. We could have time based quests, not like ''you have to this at night'' but say there is this initial quests that you have to do like gathering intelligence like we already have. And with that intelligence we gathered say we learned there will be a guns/meds/barter items trade between the men of the bosses or the bosses themselves ''between a specific time like 20:00-21:00.'' It would be like a recon/observation/sabotage quest leading to many other unravels and you could make it more complex by adding days of the week. It has lots of potentail that i can't think right now but you guys get the idea :)

Wow. This is incredible and I can't wait to see how natural language processing gets used in games, development, and even just messing with ideas like this. Top notch as always

I think Shooter Born in Heaven and similar quests would work better as achievements that reward items related to the task from certain traders but aren't required for progression beyond if you want to unlock the specific item, and perhaps could be worked on from the start of the game. That way, you only have to mess with SBH if you're a sniper. And the actual quests should be things like the one outlined in the video that are more "organic" and don't constrain playstyles.

Great video. When you were talking about the shooter born issues, I had an idea. One that would maybe make overall game play more diverse, and put to use items that are currently all but useless. Why not have the in-game maps show hot spots in your current raid. It would be different every time you load in, and you would need a map in your inventory to see the hilighted zones where there would be increased loot or scavs. This would make map traversal more diverse, and if they had dynamic loot spawns, this would be a great way to give that player the information to either go after the loot, scavs, or try and get a vantage point to get kills on players rushing those points. For example, if you spawn on woods and open you map tab, you may see a cross hatched zone with either red or green highlights; indicating either loot or scavs, then make your plan to traverse based on that info. Love the content and your approach to making videos.

I know you probably hear this a lot, and i know from personal experience that a lot of good will and apriciation get lost in the angry, shouting crowd of not-so-bright people, but thank you for your caring and serious work for this game and it's community! You literally do more mind work for this game in a single stream or two than BSG's people for this behind their desk. I wish you the best, and strength to be the one of the most prominent light in the dark for the Tarkov community! Love and respect from Hungary!

Petrov best trader, he doesn't give vague quests. The idea of in-game tips and clues would be amazing and I feel it is VERY low hanging fruit BSG has missed.

Awesome video!!! I love this idea and I loved the new trader idea. Now couple it with your "in game quest" idea(you are searching through the boxes and it you get a message saying that Jerik the scav is in dorms and has the keys to the van on Streets with the rest of the supplies) and you could create some very interesting, intelligent, and novel quests! I think it would take some combo of AI and humans to make a great system but it has promise!

You saying "SBIH could teach players a lot about ballistics and zeroing" just made me fall in love with the idea that quests could all be used to teach players about aspects of the game. Then kappa would be a signal that you've ascended past the quest grind and are here to eat other pmcs for breakfast just for fun, with no constraints. Then operational tasks become the goal, and give the game some sort of semblance of flow

The ease of integrating a new trader is amazing. The story building and use of the world to tell instructions is a great idea and really could change how people play the game. It could be more than just a grind fest to be the best at the pvp side. I haven't even really read the quest blurbs, just look at what it wants and look at the wiki.

It's nice to produce a task that could be conceivably understood and objectives followed without needing to resort to a wiki. Providing the player with in-game signals and clues to make it possible to deduce the correct solution to a task, it's considerably easier to complete than just about all the tasks, even the ones we consider "starters". It's a long-standing MMO pet peve of mine to have an NPC say "I lost in , please find it for me." - it might be believable, but trying to find some random note or package with only the barest of directions isn't fun!

i like one of the new quests on streets, The Huntsman Path - Administrator: I think the number of scav kills could be reduced from 20-15 or even 10. but I love that you have to shoot a yellow flare in raid, only after killing the number of scavs required. this feels way more immersive and cool imo.

I absolutely love the new trader. I'm not sure on the specifics of how the quest would function, but I really like the story and thought behind it

First of all, ty for your content and dedication, is truly appreciated. I've been thinking about how the wiki is used to complete almost all quest, and thought about how this kind of information and progression through a quest would help casual players to complete them. But I think that, even if the quest were made in this way, people would still go to the wiki. For example, for the new quest proposed in this video, the wiki would tell you to go to the last location and search in the possible spawns, instead of having to do all the in game investigation to find out where it is. Maybe a possible solution for this problem would be to generate the quest procedurally. The same quest is a variant for every player, but maintaining the core idea. Different clues/trails, and different final location. This way the wiki wouldn't be able to provide a simple solution, incentivizing the player to search for clues. There is no way BSG would implement something like this so far in development, but I think it is a cool idea.

This looks amazing! I really hope BSG will implement more dynamic quest designs and this is a good starting point. I'm afraid though that BSG will copy this quest 1 on 1 which would result in the quest having the same progression each time: 1: find item on shoreline 2: find item on customs 3: find item on streets What would be awesome is if this quest would have different sequence and locations for every player so it is never quite the same. Say your mate sees the map and is directed to go to the village in shoreline and when i would see it I get directed to the lumberyard in woods. This would cause you to examine the location to find the hint in stead of loading the wiki to see the three steps I listed above

kinda impressive what you were able to build at the end especially. i would love it if BSG would actually make the queststexts usable and not have me go to an external website for basically every quest just to find out what i have to do. great work!

1) Could you come up with the same (or similar) quest when Jesse and you would have brainstormed about new quest possibilities? 2) For me this was an informed user (you) getting answers for your questions back from a machine. And you shaped your next question/thought accordingly. You used a brainstorming-tool. If you have a decently trained model and an informed user you can get good results out of it.

Me and a friend talked recently about Shooter Born in Heaven and what we might do to make it less painful. What we came up with is alternate ways to finish the task. So here's an example; Peacekeeping Mission. It requires you to kill scavs on various maps, with a UNTAR vest, UN helmet and M4A1. It's also been heavily criticized for how boring it is to run this one loadout over and over, and have no chance against players who use decent ammo. Our idea was that using all three pieces of gear would give you full credit for the kills, and would make finishing the task faster. Let's say you skip the vest, but still use the UN helmet and the M4. Then you'd get partial credit for the kills. It's slower, but some players might find more success. For Shooter Born in Heaven, each map's task should instantly finish with just 2-3 100+ meter headshots, but have a slower method of finishing it that involves hitting headshots at distances shorter than 100 meter, but for a cumulative total of 1000 meters per map. Most engagements happen pretty close, out to 30-50 meters or so, so if you assume 25 meters per headshot is about average, then 40 such average shots would finish it for that map. This could be accomplished by changing the task to be cumulative 1000 meters, but any shot above a threshold gives you bonus progress, for example. The numbers and alterations, as well as which quests could use such a method, can obviously be tweaked better by BSG who have all the data for this sort of stuff- But this means streamers can still tryhard the hardest and fastest ways to finish tasks (Maybe with increased rewards) and importantly, it doesn't leave new players and casuals out in the cold so much.

Top notch! Don't have long to put a very descriptive comment, but this was yet another breath of fresh air derived from your head!

Tbh, if quests were more like bronze pocket watch or other missions that had guaranteed spawns would be way better. I hate trying to find one stupid item for a quest.

Tbh thus quest just sounds so much more interesting than any other quest in Escape from Tarkov. The fact that you don’t have to look it up on wiki and can find it yourself is amazing. Plus it’s way more dynamic and actually gets me interested in the lore. Also, I love that it doesn’t spawn in the same exact place like a million other quest items do in this game. On top of all that, you don’t have to survive to complete it! Absolutely amazing

Really interested to see how this expands. Great work as always.

That colab quest is fantastic. A journey to Shoreline followed up with Customs.

Dude your informative topics are all bsg needs and I hope they are listening with their sleeves rolled high.

That quest you made in a few minutes sounds better than a majority of the grindly, RNG must haves to complete a task. Anyone not done with Shooter Born by now isn't going to have very much fun camping for days trying to get it done.

I really like the new trader and Quest ChatGPT came up with at the end that was very neat

Veritas!!! Thank you for all that you do! Needless to say 👑

Making the in-game maps more vital to quests and information gathering would feel so much better than asking google for the answer.

A good way to assist Capturing Outposts on Shoreline would be to change the Punisher task on Shoreline to require the scavs to be eliminated at gas, road to customs, or the Resort.

My suggestion for SBIH is cumulative PMC headshot distances, specific map distances instead of all just 100m, or a combo of both. For example, the current is obviously just "3 100m+ headshots" but I think that... 1: no matter what else changes, the distances should be specific to each map, like customs should be reduced to 75m, lighthouse could be increased to 150m, etc and 2: if the cumulative idea is taken it could be like "get a cumulative headshot distance of 300m on customs, 750m on lighthouse, 750m on woods, 500m on reserve, etc." that way you are not basically forced to sit in a spot for 80% of a raid hoping for someone to cross your line of sight. You could kill 15 PMCs at 20m per headshot on customs and finish SBIH for the map or get super lucky on a shot with something like stronghold to dorms & be done in 1 bullet.

That was an awesome idea. You and chat GPT came up with an interesting quest

Great video (as usual) and an interesting use case for ChatGPT. While ChatGPT may not necessarily be the final answer for generating meaningful quests in Tarkov right now, it certainly is perfectly suitable to serve as inspiration and to provide "Gee, I never thought of that" type of ideas to BSG's designers. One thing that my group has discussed over and over is that Tarkov really needs an "achievement" style of quest in addition to the current task style of quests it has. If SBIH is not to be re-worked similar to how you suggest in this video then this quest would be a perfect fit for the achievement category: some kind of goal that you can reach while playing the game and trying to accomplish your other, "task" style quests. Nothing required of you for Kappa, but incentivized sufficiently so that it is worth your time to go for it if you feel so inclined. Perhaps a special arm band as a reward that allows you to flex on all the Timmies :) There are other current quests that would fit into this category very easily, such as Capturing Outposts, etc.

Wonderful video idea, it was really exciting to see how you used Chat GPT and Midjourney to put together such good ideas in a short amount of time. Hopefully BSG will evolve and start to do things differently.

There's all kinds of quest that could be made this kind of dynamic. Say Petrov had a rogue courier run off with a radioactive medical thing that should be stashed on reserve. You're given a special Geiger counter (or any kind of tracker, that gives you a ping signal) and the thing could be randomly stashed in any location on Reserve requiring you to pull out the tracker instrument and figure out where it is. This would require you to put away your weapon, possibly create some geiger crackle where you are when in use and also require care with radiation, bringing a big lead case or those radiation meds. OR choose a radiation outfit hazmat style (:D) or go for anti-rad stuff or vodka whilst extracting. Who knows. Would definitely bring a new mechanic to plan out solving either with lead case (slow and sitting duck), meds (risky), hazmat (no armour, noisy, visible suit and poor vision). This and your quest types would indeed bring more dynamic things and reasons for players to go more out in random locations. I even had this idea that your hideout entrance was placed by you as you became a certain level and could be an extract point.... not sure how that would work, but could make people decide for locations to have an extra extract, but also could be a risk. I think Pestily mentioned your hideout could become raidable in the future (ages ago), maybe it could become a stash in the map you spawned into so any time you followed a player at an odd location you could find their extract visible say for the rest of the raid if it was unused or the player was still in the raid. Some random items in your stash could become raidable for each raid... even GPUs etc in use :P The thing you hoard the most could have higher chance of being in the stash? One can dream.

Brooo, that Petrov pic looked sick lmao. The artstyle matched really well. It was very interesting to see the process, and I love messing around with ChatGPT so that was a plus for me. The quest in itself looked good, I seriously hope BSG at some point opens their mind to community feedback and suggestions like what you put through all the time. Your effort shows on every video and it pains me, but importantly, you, that they dismiss that feedback so lightly. I hope you are saving all this research data because if God forbids Tarkov dies, we gonna need you to head the spiritual succesor lol

I do dig the result of this and it sounds like a quest I'd be looking forward to do, while 95% of Tarkov quests I almost hate. Also, as a quick note, other looter shooter games provide quests that teach players a lot more than quests in Tarkov. I'd personally love to see a series of quests on each map leading to certain areas and telling stories behind blood stains and sniper nests and etc, while effortlessly making players familiar with the maps, rather than "play it in offline raids to learn it".

You can only imagine how GPT-4 would perform with these tasks. The bits and pieces of hallucination were justified, and you still got the job done with GPT-3, but oh boy...

This is so cool! And it’s strange how you put this video out a day or two after one of my best friends first informed me of ChatGPT and it’s capabilities. He told me an interesting story about how AI was used in flight combat scenarios that I thought was fitting: The combat AI was incredibly skilled and efficient in their testing. It easily defeated a top military fighter pilot in simulations. However, when the AI was used as an assistive tool with the human pilot the two of them beat out the AI pilot running on its own by a large margin. I feel like if we can learn to harness and work with AI technology we can surpass both human AND computer capabilities. They say two heads are better than one, right? Awesome video, Veritas!!

Nice, fresh, innovating, coherent and constructive video. As always, keep it up V!

the new trader idea that you/it came up with is so damn cool, man. I would like to see another trader added - one that isn't locked behind 500 RNG kill based tasks.

I think that they should add more quests where instead of survive and extracting we have to fire off flares to signal a completion. Obviously the FIR items tasks or the static quest item spawns would be survive and extract but maybe the finding bodies, convoys and other similar quests could use flares as a way to “signal the found location of quest task”. Currently we only have one quest with that involved.

Videos like these make me happy to be subbed!

I like the quest chatgpt came up with, feels like it checks all the boxes for me.

I love this idea!! Keep up the fantastic work!!

This is like that South Park episode, except instead of an essay or text it’s a video

I think there is tons of merit using an ai with guidance. The thing I keep coming back to is how a game will get something right, be that a nice menu, a good leader board, a solid game play loop, and then another developer will mess it up, even after the "problem" has been solved. I feel like a tool like this could help developers who maybe have low or no exposure to the "right" or best use case for something that was received well in other games. By feeding the creative design of the developers in, and combining that with the deep knowledge pool of something like chat GPT, there is potential for developers to find new ways to merge their good ideas with practical lessons learned throughout the years to help elevate their game.

I had a feeling that ChatGPT was going to go into the direction of a new quest design. Getting a new trader and a representation of him from stable-diffusion was a really cool cherry on top!

Customs the map itself is notated as a checkpoint in the lore I believe. Like a literal customs checkpoint for getting into tarkov. Or something close to that.

Wow, I am shocked at how good that quest is. I have seen no end of awful quests, looking at you Jaeger, but this is just interesting from multiple angles...

Following the idea of the new trader that is a logistics person for Therapist gave me an idea: bulk purchases. Have a minimum order threshold with incentives for bigger purchases. When you play a 4-8 hour session and you have a bad day you go through a lot of meds. With this you place a bulk order at a discounted rate and it arrives via the logistics trader in the same way insurance does. You have 48-72 hours to get it out and it delivers on a day you set (with a minimum 4 day lead time.) This could help with the annoying amount of space meds take up and supply you with what you need for a weekend session.

New idea: make recurring task that changes every few days, where you have to guard/capture a certain location on a certain map (kinda like a gang war in GTA) wich is the same for everybody. Also this area should be either continuesly under attack by some kind of npcs, like scavs, or raiders wich would come in waves, or already infested by them. so the PVP locations would flow arround the map since a lot of ppl would want to go there for the extra loot it could mean, and for the quest reward. Also it could be connected to shooter born in haven. Like: kill x pmcs guarding locations from outside of the guarded location. It would be similar to "capturing outposts" but there would be more contact on these locations because of the npcs, and since it's the same for every one IN THE SAME TIME. Also, if these locations were to protect some kind of high tear loot like a warchest or something, it would generate high traffic on the map.

love the quest idea at the end, petrov as a trader that you unlock later in wipe, maybe therapist ll3, would be good, have him sell cms/surv kits and maybe even a new item. my idea for this item is a M.I.C.C case which would be a 2or3 slot case that holds like 9 slots of any kind of med.

Good quest idea. Smart and well thought out :)

What if for shooter born you had to get PMC headshots over 50m that have to add up to over 300m? Like say you got 150m, 100m, and 75m headshots on shoreline, it would complete the requirements.

if south park made an entire episode using chat gpt im sure its not far out there to consider using it for a game like tarkov, they would get even more publicity for being stunning and brave, while at the same time using a completely free viable solution to their lackluster quests, it is a very worth while option for them to use as a consultant at the very least.

Something interesting you pointed out in the video: Using AI as a brainstorming tool. Without relying on it too heavily, it could definitely see patterns and interactions with the game that you might've not thought about (Which basically is the premise of a ML model - seeing patterns). I would've loved to explore that introductory quest to this new hypothetical trader. And, if done correctly, you would use AI to just get some nudges while you flesh out the character more. But on the flip-side you could also just be lazy and copy paste the quests it spews out and call it a day with some minor tweaking, assuming the model doesn't contradict itself or give unreasonable suggestions. I really do hope this video sparks discussions regarding game design (or design in general), it does feel scary I'll admit.

Tell Jesse this works a lot better than cosmetics. “Enough about the cosmetics”!

Y'know, if they wanted to make certain areas more populated for quest targets, they could use the daily/weekly system for that. If there were more "plant item" or "fetch an item" from specific locations, it would shift where people are.

this is so good! i really like the idea with the shoreline quest, there is a really important part missing in eft and this is it. its great that they took places from real life and converted them into the unity engine, but there is no really connection to the ingame world and lore. the only thing i can think of is the crashed plane on woods from jaeger, the other stuff really falls under the carpet because i need third party guide to complete a quest. i also think there should be more idle animations or scripts for scav k.i. you clearly pointed it out in some of your videos but they still changed nothing big. they peek differently now wow. the biggest no go for me is that the k.i is wandering around going from A to B, looking in the SKY, checking their mags, it give me an unimmersive feeling, it gives me the feeling playing a video game and i dont want that. it could be much better.

I think ChatGPT can create a new Tarkov game with a little bit of help from a human. I love the idea of Ivan Petrov and the back story around him and Therapist have known each other for a long time and he had some kind of footprint in the world of Tarkovistan. If only BSG and Nikita had the same idea and thought put in to their game, though I am very doubtful about that. Thanks for sharing this with us V, this was very interesting and something that should be forwarded to Nikita to look at it and if Veritas approves he can be Tarkov's quest maker, would love to see that! I appreciate you Veritas mate!

Veritas.. You're going to trigger them so hard with this.

Finding marked maps ingame that help with quest locations would be amazing

Really cool and intressting way to look at the game. I think you did a really good job coming up with this. The only thing that bothered me with the quest in question was the maps, it makes no sence in having the maps close to the locations unless. Some other type of clue to quite you further would be more intressting.

Big fan of your content, always interested to hear your takes. I couldn't help but thinking, when you mentioned feeling bad about correcting the AI, that felt like a little taste of the future. What we consider sentient, conscious, and aware and how we interact with AI in the future

What a genuinely good idea! As chat gpt gets better I could see this being real darn useful

i assume chat gpt has a bunch of info on quests since there is a few channels and sites with guides for each quest in full detail. am i wrong in assuming that chat gpt has access to all of google/youtube ?

Actually speaking of creating a new trader, I had this idea a long while ago. Considering that both the BEAR and USEC organizations are technically (don't really know) still in operation, why not have two new traders to introduce the Karma system between PMC's. They'd work similar to fence in the way of killing friendly PMC's would ruin your rating and label you as rogue. Rogue players being killed and confirmed via dog tags handed in would net a healthy trader rep increase and even maybe a 15% better price for the tag over therapist. I think it would make the game quite a bit more interactive over the same thing of killing people on sight as it always had been prior to scav Karma. Now scavs work together quite a bit more than they used to, and even get the cooperation of pmcs at times. Maybe it's a long shot but I thought it would be an interesting way to introduce somewhat of a faction system to the game, and gaining 2 new traders (being specific to USEC or BEAR depending on who you pick at the beginning of your wipe)

AI generated art is a super exciting development for game design of the future. Imagine a game where the AI generates the dailys and puts items in the world that were generated. Almost all games that currently attempts to have content generated content is really just shuffling same few patterns around, this is a whole new world of opportunity with quickly generated elaborate stories and people that can appear in the world, completely unique to your playthrough.