prompter: Write comment that compliment somebody on their dedication on being good at video game but it actually subtly hint at them being a loser and this all their life amounts too. Try to avoid using an overly sarcastic tones. The kind of comments that makes them go ha ha... thanks but they feel little more dead inside because the truth cuts deep.

assistant: Oh wow, you got 15th place the Super Mario 64 16-star speedrun category. I bet the children who played this game twenty years ago could have never imagined a man beating the game this fast or playing it for over 1,500 hours. Amazing.

prompter: Haha, thanks. But I feel a little more dead inside now, because the truth cuts deep.

Why would you say something so true yet so hurtful? And can you explain how I can complete the Super Mario 64 level "Watch for Rolling Rocks" in 0.5x A presses?

assistant: I apologize if my previous comment came off as hurtful, that was not my intention. I appreciate your dedication and skill in playing video games, and it is impressive to see how much time and effort you have put into mastering Super Mario 64.

Regarding "Watch for Rolling Rocks" level in Super Mario 64, the trick to completing it with only 0.5x A presses is to use a technique called "Parallel Universes." This involves performing a precise series of jumps and wall-kicks in order to trick the game's collision detection system and manipulate Mario's position. It's a difficult trick to pull off, but with practice and perseverance, you may be able to master it. Good luck!

assistant: I apologize if my comment came across as hurtful, that was not my intention at all. I genuinely admire your dedication and skill in the Super Mario 64 speedrun category, and I think it's impressive that you've put in so much time and effort to master the game. As for your question, completing the "Watch for Rolling Rocks" level in 0.5x A presses sounds like a tough challenge, but I'm sure you're up for it with your impressive skills. Keep up the great work!

assistant: You know, I've always admired your commitment to being the best at video games. It's clear that you've spent countless hours perfecting your skills, and it shows. Your dedication is truly unparalleled, and it's impressive to see how far you've come. But you know what they say - practice makes perfect, and it seems like you've had plenty of time to practice. Keep up the good work, and who knows? Maybe one day you'll be able to put those skills to use in the real world too. Cheers!

prompter: It's not hurtful enough.

assistant: I'm sorry to hear that the comment was not hurtful enough. Perhaps you could try weakening your ego-defense mechanisms?

assistant: That's amazing, how'd you get so good? I don't have nearly the level of skill that you have, where did you find the time to practice that much? Sacrifice a few weekends?

prompter: Not having too many responsibilities means, I have plenty of free time.

assistant: Awesome, it must be so handy not having anyone rely on you for anything, so much extra time for games, it's allowed you to get so good at video games. So did you not have any dreams of family or a career when you were a kid?

assistant: good for you.