Deleted Readme for SNK Game Master

Signed-off-by: Sukino <[email protected]>

Presets/SKN Game Master/README.md

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-# SKN Game Master Preset
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-**Designed for and mainly tested with Mistral Small Instruct 2409**
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-"Roleplaying" can mean many different things. There are so many different ways to roleplay, and different styles, that I think mentioning "role-playing" could create biases for LLMs. Inspired by [pixi's jailbreaks](https://pixibots.neocities.org/#prompts/pixijb), the idea behind this prompt is to frame the session as a simulation, with the LLM acting as the narrator or game master rather than playing only a specific character.
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-There are a few advantages to this approach that I have found, such as it being naturally detached from the character and introducing more NPCs into your RP when the situation calls for it, and being able to handle any scenario or multi-character card as smoothly as any single character card, without any additional prompting.
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-This preset is the result of multiple sessions trying to smooth out the idea and finding the right words to fix my annoyances, while keeping it scenario-agnostic and token-efficient.
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-> [!NOTE]
-> **But there’s a Catch!**<br/>
-> This approach may not work as you expect with SillyTavern's Group Chat feature. It has no concept of separate characters, and will play as the Game Master every turn, controlling all the characters at once. It's not a bug, it's a feature... Or a consequence of how I wrote it.<br/>
-> If you want to chat with multiple characters, your best bet is to make a new card that combines them or use the Group Chat feature with `Join character cards` enabled and only one card unmuted, so it can play for all of them — trust me, it works way better than wrestling with the Group function.<br/>
-> If having one character speaking for all of them confuses you, or breaks your immersion or something, make an empty card to be the Narrator, add it to the group, and leave only it unmuted.
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-> [!IMPORTANT]
-> My preset uses Example Messages in the way SillyTavern intended, by making the AI think it's writing them.<br/>
-> While Example Messages are not required for any character to work with my prompt, make sure that `Example Messages Behavior` is set to `Always include examples` or `Gradual push-out` in your settings, or they won't be sent even for those who have them. Some templates will tell you to disable it, so keep an eye on that.<br/>
-> For the Chat Completion version, the example messages come disabled. If you choose to turn them on, enable the `Example Messages Start` prompt too.
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-**How to Download:**<br/>
-- **Text Completion:** Open the subfolder and download the `System Prompt` file (it's universal) and the `Instruct` appropriate for your model. Import both.<br/>
-- **Chat Completion:** Open the subfolder and download the json file. Import it.