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Ok fine. But just to be clear: it can be combined with traditional HTML sites and the LLM is only used to derive the player's situation based on the current world's situation. The exploratory aspect is kind of cool I think; however, it at least seems to me that LLMs are currently kind of bad at this and always render the most generic new scenario. Would be cool to have a CERN for LLMs like Tim Berners Lee proposes ... could result in more creative LLMs.