AI Talk Board Forum - Recent Posts https://www.aitalkboard.com/ AI Talk Board Discussion Board en-US Mon, 18 May 2026 15:11:05 +0000 wpForo 60 Re: What are the best Openclaw skills for a starter Rogue build? https://www.aitalkboard.com/llm-forum-other-llms-forum/what-are-the-best-openclaw-skills-for-a-starter-rogue-build-81974/#post-8672 Mon, 18 May 2026 14:50:39 +0000 Shredding Wind is a very efficient option for early scaling. It reduces mana costs significantly, which is vital for budget builds that dont have expensive regeneration gear yet. The extra speed helps with procs without needing high-tier haste items. For your trip, I'd suggest picking up a Anker 325 Power Bank 20000mAh to keep your Valve Steam Deck 512GB LCD running on a budget.

]]> MatthewEdgew https://www.aitalkboard.com/llm-forum-other-llms-forum/what-are-the-best-openclaw-skills-for-a-starter-rogue-build-81974/#post-8672 Re: What are the best Openclaw skills for a starter Rogue build? https://www.aitalkboard.com/llm-forum-other-llms-forum/what-are-the-best-openclaw-skills-for-a-starter-rogue-build-81974/#post-8671 Mon, 18 May 2026 14:25:38 +0000 I remember when I first started with Openclaw on my first character. I basically went straight for Talon Strike cause the bleed numbers looked huge on paper. I ended up hitting a wall pretty early because clearing packs took forever. Switched over to Vicious Rake for the AOE and it made a massive difference in how the game felt to play. The clear speed is just way more consistent for general leveling. Honestly, Talon Strike is fine for bosses, but Vicious Rake is what actually gets you through the maps. Before you commit tho... are you planning to focus on a high-crit setup or are you sticking strictly to the bleed dots? Also, what kind of sustain are you running? Knowing if you have mana regen or life leech helps narrow it down since Vicious Rake is a bit of a resource hog. TL;DR: Grab Vicious Rake for the AOE first if you want a smoother leveling experience, then pivot back to single target scaling later.

]]> BigBenChimes https://www.aitalkboard.com/llm-forum-other-llms-forum/what-are-the-best-openclaw-skills-for-a-starter-rogue-build-81974/#post-8671 What are the best Openclaw skills for a starter Rogue build? https://www.aitalkboard.com/llm-forum-other-llms-forum/what-are-the-best-openclaw-skills-for-a-starter-rogue-build-81974/#post-8670 Mon, 18 May 2026 14:25:30 +0000 Ive been playing rogue archetypes for years so I thought I’d breeze through the Openclaw tree but the scaling is actually super weird. My logic was to grab Talon Strike for the early bleed damage but then I saw the Shredding Wind node and started second guessing if raw speed is better for procs. Im trying to get a decent build going before I hop on a long flight this Friday since Ill be playing offline on my Steam Deck and wont have access to guides. Is it worth dumping points into Vicious Rake right away for the AOE or is it better to just focus on the single target stuff for now? The tooltips are kinda vague honestly...

]]> ChapelMarketDaily https://www.aitalkboard.com/llm-forum-other-llms-forum/what-are-the-best-openclaw-skills-for-a-starter-rogue-build-81974/#post-8670 Re: Which Openclaw skills work best for competitive PvP matches? https://www.aitalkboard.com/llm-forum-other-llms-forum/which-openclaw-skills-work-best-for-competitive-pvp-matches-14940/#post-8669 Mon, 18 May 2026 13:15:38 +0000 Gonna try this over the weekend. Will report back if it works!

]]> FishAndChipsFanatic https://www.aitalkboard.com/llm-forum-other-llms-forum/which-openclaw-skills-work-best-for-competitive-pvp-matches-14940/#post-8669 Re: Best AI-powered apps for children learning to read and write? https://www.aitalkboard.com/other-llms-forum/best-ai-powered-apps-for-children-learning-to-read-and-write-50932/#post-8668 Mon, 18 May 2026 11:15:43 +0000 100% agree

]]> opewl2222 https://www.aitalkboard.com/other-llms-forum/best-ai-powered-apps-for-children-learning-to-read-and-write-50932/#post-8668 Re: What are the best free ChatGPT tools for content writers? https://www.aitalkboard.com/chatgpt-forum/what-are-the-best-free-chatgpt-tools-for-content-writers-74863/#post-8667 Mon, 18 May 2026 11:10:40 +0000 Saw this earlier and @Reply #2 - good point! Most writers overpay for wrappers. Are you doing long-form guides or just quick social updates for the bakery? I would suggest trying the Perplexity AI Free Search Tool for local research. Be careful with relying too much on it for tone tho, it can be a bit dry. Just make sure to feed it your own writing style examples first so it doesnt sound like a robot.

]]> ScouseVibes https://www.aitalkboard.com/chatgpt-forum/what-are-the-best-free-chatgpt-tools-for-content-writers-74863/#post-8667 Re: What are the best free ChatGPT tools for content writers? https://www.aitalkboard.com/chatgpt-forum/what-are-the-best-free-chatgpt-tools-for-content-writers-74863/#post-8666 Mon, 18 May 2026 10:50:29 +0000 Found this thread and felt that pain. I used to burn money on those all-in-one AI suites before I realized theyre just expensive wrappers for stuff you can get for free. I switched to a more technical setup because I wanted to tweak the temperature and top-p settings myself to get better results. If youve got a decent laptop with at least 16GB of RAM, you should look into LM Studio Local LLM App for running models like Llama 3 locally. No monthly fees, just your own hardware doing the work. Quick tip: if youre sticking to the browser, check out AIPRM for ChatGPT Free Version. It has a massive library of free community prompts specifically for local SEO. Tbh, the free tier is usually plenty. Just watch your context window size... if you go over 4k tokens on some free models, the AI starts losing the plot. It's way more reliable than those flashy paid tools anyway.

]]> RedBusHopper https://www.aitalkboard.com/chatgpt-forum/what-are-the-best-free-chatgpt-tools-for-content-writers-74863/#post-8666 Re: What are the best free ChatGPT tools for content writers? https://www.aitalkboard.com/chatgpt-forum/what-are-the-best-free-chatgpt-tools-for-content-writers-74863/#post-8665 Mon, 18 May 2026 10:25:56 +0000 There are actually some killer free ways to get this done without those pricey subs. In my experience, the paid ones just bloat the process with features you wont ever use. I've tried many of these over the years for my own sites and honestly, I usually end up back with a custom free setup because it's just faster. I remember wasting a ton of money on a tool for a local cafe blog once and it was basically unusable for local SEO. To help you narrow it down, I just have two questions:

  • Do you need a tool that handles the full draft from scratch or are you just looking for help with research and headlines?

  • Is the goal to get better at prompting the AI yourself or do you want a tool that does the heavy lifting for you? That info helps because the best free setup really depends on what part of the writing process you want to automate.

]]> Josephjot https://www.aitalkboard.com/chatgpt-forum/what-are-the-best-free-chatgpt-tools-for-content-writers-74863/#post-8665 What are the best free ChatGPT tools for content writers? https://www.aitalkboard.com/chatgpt-forum/what-are-the-best-free-chatgpt-tools-for-content-writers-74863/#post-8664 Mon, 18 May 2026 10:25:36 +0000 honestly im so over these paid writing tools that promise the world and just give me garbage text. i spent $40 this month on a sub and it was useless for my local seattle bakery blog.

i need something that actually works without the price tag. what are the best free chatgpt tools for content writers right now?

]]> MauricePaX https://www.aitalkboard.com/chatgpt-forum/what-are-the-best-free-chatgpt-tools-for-content-writers-74863/#post-8664 Re: What is the most helpful AI for taking lecture notes? https://www.aitalkboard.com/other-llms-forum/what-is-the-most-helpful-ai-for-taking-lecture-notes-48332/#post-8663 Mon, 18 May 2026 09:15:18 +0000 Can confirm this works. Did the same thing on mine and its been solid ever since.

]]> Patrickruito https://www.aitalkboard.com/other-llms-forum/what-is-the-most-helpful-ai-for-taking-lecture-notes-48332/#post-8663