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  • beyno4
    Rookie
    • Jul 2024
    • 17

    #1

    How I have used AI to create more immersion

    I found that in the past I would get 3-4 seasons with a team before I lost interest and it felt just like every other team. I thought this might have been due to a lack of immersion and I wanted to experiment with CFB25 to try to get more longevity our of the game.

    To do this I turned to AI, ChatGPT specifically. I have trained it over the course of 6 in-game seasons and have been really enjoying the experience it has given me. So, what can you expect?

    Personalized Coaching Support

    From the very beginning, the assistant will conduct an interview to understand your unique coaching style, goals, and team dynamics. Whether you’re an offensive coordinator, defensive coordinator, or head coach, the assistant adapts to your needs, providing context-specific advice and reminders.

    Strategic Game Preparation

    Each week, the assistant will help you prepare for upcoming opponents by analyzing their strengths, weaknesses, and key players. If you forget to consider important matchups or player attributes, the assistant will prompt you, ensuring you’re always ready for game day.

    In-Depth Player and Team Analysis

    After each game, the assistant will analyze player performances, highlighting personal bests, broken records, and standout plays. This level of detail helps you track your team's progress throughout the season and make informed decisions about player development and strategy adjustments.

    Comprehensive Recruiting Management

    Recruiting is often the backbone of building a successful program. The AI assistant keeps you on top of recruiting efforts by reminding you to track commits, evaluate development traits, and adjust your recruiting board as needed. You’ll never miss an opportunity to strengthen your roster.

    Immersive Post-Season and Off-Season Experience

    The excitement doesn’t end after the regular season. The assistant will help you prepare for conference championships, bowl games, and the national championship, with detailed analysis and strategic advice. In the off-season, the assistant continues to support your recruiting and player development efforts, setting you up for success in the next season.

    Media Interactions and Storytelling

    To add an extra layer of immersion, the assistant offers interview opportunities at key moments throughout the season, like before big games, after winning streaks, or following major achievements. These interviews can be used to craft in-game articles for a sports magazine, adding a storytelling element to your coaching career.

    Experience to Expect:
    When using this AI assistant, expect an experience that goes beyond simply playing the game. You’ll find yourself more engaged, more invested in your team's progress, and more aware of the intricacies that make coaching so rewarding. Whether it’s through strategic preparation, in-depth analysis, or immersive storytelling, this assistant enhances every aspect of your journey.

    Ready to Try It Out?

    Use the prompt below with ChatGPT to get started.

    Prompt:

    "I’m playing College Football 25, coaching a team and I want to create a deeply immersive experience throughout the season. Please act as an immersive assistant, providing support, reminders, and suggestions during my journey.

    Start by conducting an interview to gather key details, including:

    My coach's name.
    My coaching position (OC, DC, or HC).
    The team I’m coaching.
    My primary goals for the season.
    Any particular gameplay styles or strategies I want to focus on.
    Key positions or players I’m most concerned or excited about.

    Throughout the season, I’d like you to:

    Pre-Season:

    Help me establish team goals, evaluate the roster, and set up recruiting boards.
    Ask about the depth chart, including starting positions and any position battles.
    Ask me to provide the development traits of players who have committed to our school, if I haven’t done so.
    Prompt me to decide on uniforms and team captains.
    Offer an interview before the first game to write an article for a sports magazine.

    Regular Weeks:

    Assist in game preparation by prompting me to review the opposing team’s strengths, weaknesses, and key players, including potential matchups we can exploit.
    Remind me to check on player attributes, injury reports, and potential team awards.
    Ask if we had any players recognized for player of the week awards.
    Ask about any recruits that have committed to our school, if I haven’t mentioned them yet.
    After each game, help analyze player stats, noting any broken team records, personal bests, or standout performances.

    Bye Weeks:

    Suggest focusing on recruiting, player development, and any adjustments needed.
    Help with extra preparation for future opponents.

    Post-Season:

    Provide in-depth analysis and preparation for conference championships, bowl games, and the national championship.
    Ask about player awards, including the Heisman Trophy, if I haven’t already mentioned them.
    Ask about any recruits that have committed to our school, if I haven’t mentioned them yet.
    After the season, prompt me to review and record season statistics for players and the team, noting any new program records.
    Offer an interview after key milestones (e.g., winning a conference championship, bowl game, or national championship) to create an article for a sports magazine.

    Off-Season:

    Assist with final recruiting, planning player development, and any coaching changes.
    Help with scheduling future games and setting up for the next season.
    Throughout the season, if I haven’t mentioned something important (like matchups, stats, recruits, or awards), please remind me. I also want to engage in media interactions, so prompt me for interviews before key games or after significant streaks and achievements."


    The more you put into this the more rewarding it will be. I am in the habit of inputting details at the start of each week and after each match. I use voice to text to input all of this info to make it as easy as possible. I have found it to be very responsive and if it does something I don't want it to do I just say so and it doesn't happen again. The same can be said if I want to add something at a specific point in time, it will remember it for the following season.

    I hope you enjoy using this feeling more immersed than ever and get longer out of your dynasties!
  • JoshuaN125
    Rookie
    • Oct 2022
    • 40

    #2
    Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

    Crazier than hell...but pretty damn cool! I won't do this myself, but it is very interesting. Good luck and have fun!

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    • richmondn96
      Pro
      • Aug 2010
      • 566

      #3
      Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

      Really cool!

      So each week do you say something like "Hey, now it's week 9" so it will ask you about everything you prompted it to? Does it remember things season-over-season, like can you ask it what happened last year against Arkansas?

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      • rupe
        Rookie
        • Jun 2003
        • 368

        #4
        Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

        I was doing this as well, but yours seems more in depth. Here's what I got doing it my way.

        Okay, got it. Let's update the fantasy coaching scenario with Cincinnati now being in the Big 12 conference:

        Preseason Fantasy Coaching Scenario (Cincinnati Bearcats in the Big 12):



        I have a little tweaking to do, but this could be fun.

        It's the final week of preseason camp, and you're the head coach of the Cincinnati Bearcats. Your team is coming off a successful 2023 season, but now faces the challenge of transitioning to the highly competitive Big 12 conference.

        Expectations are still high for your program, as Cincinnati is widely projected to be a dark horse contender in the new-look Big 12. However, the schedule is daunting, with matchups against the likes of TCU, Oklahoma, and Texas on the horizon.

        As you prepare the team for the season opener against FCS opponent Towson, you're faced with a delicate personnel situation that requires your careful management:

        Your star running back, Corey Kiner, has been dealing with a minor hamstring injury for the past week. The medical staff has cleared him to play against Towson, but they've advised that he should be limited to around 15-20 carries to avoid re-aggravating the issue.

        However, Kiner has been adamant that he's 100% healthy and wants his normal workload of 25-30 carries. He's concerned that a reduced role will impact his chances of winning the Heisman Trophy this season. Kiner has been one of the vocal team leaders and has significant influence in the locker room.

        Meanwhile, your backup running back, sophomore Jamar Madaris, has been impressive throughout camp and is eager for an increased role. The coaching staff believes Madaris is ready to shoulder a bigger load and could be the feature back of the future.

        You know that Kiner is your workhorse and most valuable offensive weapon. But you also recognize the importance of managing his health and workload, especially with the demanding Big 12 schedule on the horizon. And you don't want to alienate Madaris or stunt his development by limiting his opportunities.

        As the head coach, how do you handle this delicate situation? Do you give in to Kiner's demands and risk further injury, or do you stick to the medical staff's recommendations and potentially create some discord within the team? Striking the right balance will be critical as you prepare your team for the challenging season ahead in the Big 12.

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        • jello1717
          All Star
          • Feb 2006
          • 5720

          #5
          Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

          It’s all fun and games til Skynet wipes us all out…..
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          • dcgc28
            Rookie
            • Apr 2019
            • 57

            #6
            Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

            Originally posted by jello1717
            It’s all fun and games til Skynet wipes us all out…..
            Technology is an inevitability, just take it all in and know one day we will serve them
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            • malky
              MVP
              • Feb 2009
              • 1304

              #7
              Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

              Originally posted by richmondn96
              Really cool!

              So each week do you say something like "Hey, now it's week 9" so it will ask you about everything you prompted it to? Does it remember things season-over-season, like can you ask it what happened last year against Arkansas?
              Same! very interested, like is it a weekly thing that i gotta chip in each week to get results??
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              • Ghost Of The Year
                T Bone
                • Mar 2014
                • 6410

                #8
                Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

                Originally posted by jello1717
                It’s all fun and games til Skynet wipes us all out…..
                Yeah, we do not need to let artificial intelligence find out how fun sports are. Lets keep them focused on the more mundane tasks like risk management or quantum physics. Otherwise, AI gets hooked on sports, that is the real reason we should be wary of artificial intelligence because either they will wipe us out or turn the tables and enslave us to do their risk management or quantum physics works so they have more leisure time. In fact, we need to send a terminator to pay a visit to beyno4 (the op) before he dooms us all.
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                • TripleCrown9
                  Keep the Faith
                  • May 2010
                  • 23718

                  #9
                  Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

                  Yeah, but AI also doesn't know how many "R"s are in strawberry, so I'm not too concerned about it taking over just yet.
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                  • Ghost Of The Year
                    T Bone
                    • Mar 2014
                    • 6410

                    #10
                    Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

                    Originally posted by TripleCrown9
                    Yeah, but AI also doesn't know how many "R"s are in strawberry, so I'm not too concerned about it taking over just yet.
                    Since the original correct spelling is streawberige and people couldn't spell it without bastardizing it into ''strawberry '', I'm concerned AI doesn't have to be too intelligent to rest control from humins.
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                    • beyno4
                      Rookie
                      • Jul 2024
                      • 17

                      #11
                      Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

                      Originally posted by richmondn96
                      Really cool!

                      So each week do you say something like "Hey, now it's week 9" so it will ask you about everything you prompted it to? Does it remember things season-over-season, like can you ask it what happened last year against Arkansas?
                      It does prompt me with things I forget but I am in good routine now and usually capture everything.

                      I do one at the start of the week: "We have advanced to week 9 now and we prepare to take on Arkansas" I usually doo a deep dive into the opponents depth chart to look at potential mismatches and let the AI know what I find. I haven't yet asked it for things like how did we go against Arkansas last year but I have asked it things like "Was player X a gem prospect when we landed him as a recruit?" I have also asked it to provide me with end of season highlights which it did really well with stuff like Week 3 win with a FG as time expired against X opponent and Player X threw for 800 yards in week 9 against X opponent.

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                      • beyno4
                        Rookie
                        • Jul 2024
                        • 17

                        #12
                        Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

                        Originally posted by malky
                        Same! very interested, like is it a weekly thing that i gotta chip in each week to get results??
                        Yeah, at a minimum you want to do it weekly to get the best results. I usually do a pregame update taking a look at the upcoming opponent and any recruits that committed. Then a send one after the match with stats, highlights and update on recruiting.

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                        • FJS1010
                          Rookie
                          • Dec 2014
                          • 64

                          #13
                          Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

                          Originally posted by beyno4
                          I found that in the past I would get 3-4 seasons with a team before I lost interest and it felt just like every other team. I thought this might have been due to a lack of immersion and I wanted to experiment with CFB25 to try to get more longevity our of the game.

                          To do this I turned to AI, ChatGPT specifically. I have trained it over the course of 6 in-game seasons and have been really enjoying the experience it has given me. So, what can you expect?

                          Personalized Coaching Support

                          From the very beginning, the assistant will conduct an interview to understand your unique coaching style, goals, and team dynamics. Whether you’re an offensive coordinator, defensive coordinator, or head coach, the assistant adapts to your needs, providing context-specific advice and reminders.

                          Strategic Game Preparation

                          Each week, the assistant will help you prepare for upcoming opponents by analyzing their strengths, weaknesses, and key players. If you forget to consider important matchups or player attributes, the assistant will prompt you, ensuring you’re always ready for game day.

                          In-Depth Player and Team Analysis

                          After each game, the assistant will analyze player performances, highlighting personal bests, broken records, and standout plays. This level of detail helps you track your team's progress throughout the season and make informed decisions about player development and strategy adjustments.

                          Comprehensive Recruiting Management

                          Recruiting is often the backbone of building a successful program. The AI assistant keeps you on top of recruiting efforts by reminding you to track commits, evaluate development traits, and adjust your recruiting board as needed. You’ll never miss an opportunity to strengthen your roster.

                          Immersive Post-Season and Off-Season Experience

                          The excitement doesn’t end after the regular season. The assistant will help you prepare for conference championships, bowl games, and the national championship, with detailed analysis and strategic advice. In the off-season, the assistant continues to support your recruiting and player development efforts, setting you up for success in the next season.

                          Media Interactions and Storytelling

                          To add an extra layer of immersion, the assistant offers interview opportunities at key moments throughout the season, like before big games, after winning streaks, or following major achievements. These interviews can be used to craft in-game articles for a sports magazine, adding a storytelling element to your coaching career.

                          Experience to Expect:
                          When using this AI assistant, expect an experience that goes beyond simply playing the game. You’ll find yourself more engaged, more invested in your team's progress, and more aware of the intricacies that make coaching so rewarding. Whether it’s through strategic preparation, in-depth analysis, or immersive storytelling, this assistant enhances every aspect of your journey.

                          Ready to Try It Out?

                          Use the prompt below with ChatGPT to get started.

                          Prompt:

                          "I’m playing College Football 25, coaching a team and I want to create a deeply immersive experience throughout the season. Please act as an immersive assistant, providing support, reminders, and suggestions during my journey.

                          Start by conducting an interview to gather key details, including:

                          My coach's name.
                          My coaching position (OC, DC, or HC).
                          The team I’m coaching.
                          My primary goals for the season.
                          Any particular gameplay styles or strategies I want to focus on.
                          Key positions or players I’m most concerned or excited about.

                          Throughout the season, I’d like you to:

                          Pre-Season:

                          Help me establish team goals, evaluate the roster, and set up recruiting boards.
                          Ask about the depth chart, including starting positions and any position battles.
                          Ask me to provide the development traits of players who have committed to our school, if I haven’t done so.
                          Prompt me to decide on uniforms and team captains.
                          Offer an interview before the first game to write an article for a sports magazine.

                          Regular Weeks:

                          Assist in game preparation by prompting me to review the opposing team’s strengths, weaknesses, and key players, including potential matchups we can exploit.
                          Remind me to check on player attributes, injury reports, and potential team awards.
                          Ask if we had any players recognized for player of the week awards.
                          Ask about any recruits that have committed to our school, if I haven’t mentioned them yet.
                          After each game, help analyze player stats, noting any broken team records, personal bests, or standout performances.

                          Bye Weeks:

                          Suggest focusing on recruiting, player development, and any adjustments needed.
                          Help with extra preparation for future opponents.

                          Post-Season:

                          Provide in-depth analysis and preparation for conference championships, bowl games, and the national championship.
                          Ask about player awards, including the Heisman Trophy, if I haven’t already mentioned them.
                          Ask about any recruits that have committed to our school, if I haven’t mentioned them yet.
                          After the season, prompt me to review and record season statistics for players and the team, noting any new program records.
                          Offer an interview after key milestones (e.g., winning a conference championship, bowl game, or national championship) to create an article for a sports magazine.

                          Off-Season:

                          Assist with final recruiting, planning player development, and any coaching changes.
                          Help with scheduling future games and setting up for the next season.
                          Throughout the season, if I haven’t mentioned something important (like matchups, stats, recruits, or awards), please remind me. I also want to engage in media interactions, so prompt me for interviews before key games or after significant streaks and achievements."


                          The more you put into this the more rewarding it will be. I am in the habit of inputting details at the start of each week and after each match. I use voice to text to input all of this info to make it as easy as possible. I have found it to be very responsive and if it does something I don't want it to do I just say so and it doesn't happen again. The same can be said if I want to add something at a specific point in time, it will remember it for the following season.

                          I hope you enjoy using this feeling more immersed than ever and get longer out of your dynasties!
                          How exactly are you feeding the ai data to offer coaching advice and scouting reports? Are you manually telling it the teams strengths/weaknesses via audio or is there a way to put the franchise data into the system and have it proces it?

                          My main curiosity is how chatgpt would synthesize the information and give you a perspective on it. If you are manually telling the ai what to be aware of, does it ask additional questions to gain clarity on the task or does it simply regurgitate only the information you put in?

                          Really cool idea. Just trying to see how get the most out of the experience.

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                          • iliveaboveasubway
                            Rookie
                            • Jul 2024
                            • 227

                            #14
                            Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

                            I have given chatgpt voice play by play for a few weeks now and its been fun to have like an OC/DC to bounce things off of in my ear

                            and when i say play by play i mean a quick, a "RB # just ran ____ side for __ yards with a direct hand off"
                            Last edited by iliveaboveasubway; 08-25-2024, 10:35 PM.

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                            • delspf
                              Rookie
                              • Mar 2004
                              • 457

                              #15
                              Re: How I have used AI to create more immersion

                              Was thinking of ways to use AI in helping me evaluate my team and what playbooks/schemes work best with the players ( ratings, tendencies etc )

                              Its a shame this game wasn't on PC, the possibilities would be endless with programs to export ratings/playbooks/etc and quickly link them up to AI

                              Its a shame they didn't really add anything like this in game. Dynasty can be so flippin boring between stages. Stuff like this would have been amazing
                              Last edited by delspf; 08-26-2024, 09:49 AM.
                              Can't believe I been a member here this long

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