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Does anyone know how to stop responses that involve dialogue like this?
When trying to create narratives with dialogue, it annoyingly spits out conversations that have excessive banter without dialogue tags. a copied example: “You.” “For being rear-ended?” “For reckless braking.” “There is no such claim.” “There absolutely is.”…
When trying to create narratives with dialogue, it annoyingly spits out conversations that have excessive banter without dialogue tags. a copied example: “You.” “For being rear-ended?” “For reckless braking.” “There is no such claim.” “There absolutely is.” “There is not.” “My attorney would disagree.” This is somewhat new and very annoying, I'm not sure what instruction to give to avoid this.
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I have plus, but yes I have tried things I am asking because I do not know what to put in the prompt to avoid it. I've tried saying things like "avoid giving back and forth dialogue without dialogue tags," etc which helps but does not fix it. I will try copying what you've said and adding it to my prompt.
I have plus, unfortunately it's giving me very long detailed paragraphs with this form of dialogue.
This is like me complaining about too much salt in a recipe and you explaining why sodium is bad for you...yes I've been writing long before chatgpt was a thing, and regardless of how dialogue tags are used this format is terrible.
Screenplay is exactly the word I was looking for, makes me wonder how many people are using it for that purpose 😅
Well I gotta say, I don't have this problem... so maybe this is a you thing
All this. If you’re using free, it’s like that. Plus gives nice paragraphs and more detailed dialogue.
i've noticed this too 💀 it defaults to screenplay mode for some reason
Ask it why it is creating an output like that and what you would need to prompt differently or put in instructions or memory to avoid that
are you trying any prompting to avoid that though? do you say something in the custom instructions like "please give responses in complete sentences and full paragraphs, avoid lists and sentence fragments". also there's a setting in Personalization for "Headers & Lists" that can fix some of this are you on the free/instant model? if so, you're kinda hosed, that's its default. the thinking models are much better at instruction following in your actual conversation prompts, try: "write in sustained, flowing prose with developed paragraphs of roughly four to eight sentences, with multiple related actions, observations, and thoughts woven into each paragraph. avoid staccato pacing, individual rapid-fire beats, screenplay rhythm, isolated lines, and sequences of short declarative sentences. prose should resemble a novel or essay, not a storyboard or screenplay."
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no dialog? I've been working with mine to stop the one line sentences. I keep reminding it PARAGRAPHS. It just takes too much space and is longer to read, for no gain. The next update might kill it.
I never get this. I will ask mine what I am doing differently.
this might work i asked GPT 5.6 max thinking and if your on plus i think you can use that mode as well :) - Try adding this to your style instructions: “Write dialogue as part of continuous narrative prose, never as rapid-fire transcript-style banter. Avoid chains of short rebuttals, repeated contradictions, one-word retorts, and quippy filler. Every spoken turn should add meaningful information, reveal character, or change the situation. Keep the speaker clear through natural dialogue tags, action beats, reactions, or narration. Hard rule: never write more than two consecutive paragraphs consisting only of unattributed quoted dialogue. Combine related short replies into fuller, more substantial lines where appropriate. Before producing the final response, silently revise any sequence of three or more short alternating dialogue lines by adding narrative grounding, combining lines, or removing unnecessary banter.”
Do you actually know how to write good dialogue yourself? That might better help you to define what you want your output to look like. Dialogue tags aren't always necessary. They're often reduant or slow down pace.
This never happens to me. I get super long answers almost always