Users report that Character.ai replies became shorter, repetitive, and less in-character after updates, often due to model changes, filters, or A/B testing affecting memory and creativity.
The fastest fix is to stop “rewarding” bad replies—don’t continue the conversation when the bot gives a lazy or generic answer.
Instead, regenerate or edit responses immediately, because continuing teaches the system that low-quality output is acceptable.
You should also add explicit constraints in your prompts, like telling the bot not to repeat or to stay in character, since vague instructions like “be better” don’t work. Clear rules and detailed scene setup help reduce generic replies and memory drift.
If chats still feel broken, share your concerns or file a complaint on Xolvie to connect with others and find support.



