Vigor in your account
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- Spent on your messages and their replies
- Never expires
Running low. Top up to keep talking.
How far your Vigor goes
Pick a model and how much you play, and it gives you a rough idea of how long your balance lasts.
Which kind of model?
Your balance is worth roughly
—replies
Lasts roughly—
Every reply costs a little differently. It depends on the model and on how much the game sends along with each message: Bannerlord and Hearts of Iron IV send a lot, a quick chat sends very little. These ranges come from real replies, so treat them as a guide rather than a promise.
Supporter perks
$9.99 a month, and you can cancel any time.
Tap the card to flip it
- 525 Vigor a dayLands in your account every day you're subscribed.
- Supporter badgeA crown next to your name.
- Early accessNew models and features before everyone else.
- Discord roleA supporter role in the Gaming AI Discord.
- 5% off Vigor packsEvery pack in Vigor Station costs 5% less.
- Hands-on mod helpWe'll help you get a mod installed and talking.
Spend it in any of these
The same Vigor works in every game. Pick one and the app walks you through it.
Gaming AI presents
Hearts of Iron IV
Diplomats who negotiate back
Sit down with another nation’s diplomat and talk it out: make an offer, push back, call a bluff, settle for less.
Envoy“The north stays ours. The river crossings, perhaps, we could discuss.”
Diplomacy AISee the page
Mantella
Skyrim
NPCs that answer you
Ralof“A dragon. I keep saying the word and it still sounds like a bedtime story.”
See the page
Mantella
Fallout 4
Settlers who talk back
Settler“I can still hear the gunfire. Every time I hear a shot, I think they’re back.”
See the page
Sonorus
Hogwarts Legacy
Hold a real conversation at the castle
Sebastian“I study. Just not when anyone’s watching.”
See the page
AI Influence
Bannerlord
Lords who negotiate, not menus
Lord“Don’t answer now. I’ve watched you answer quickly before.”
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In the app · no game needed
History
Talk to 250 people from history
Napoleon, Cleopatra, Darwin, Joan of Arc and 246 others. Ask one anything, or seat three at a table and let them argue.
Alexander the Great“Anything at all, Diogenes. Name it and it is yours.”
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Your account
Your password, getting help, and logging out.