Make an efficient walkthrough plan for a video game
A chapter-by-chapter route that avoids wasted time, flags missable items, and front-loads the upgrades that matter.
The prompt
Make me an efficient walkthrough plan for a video game.
Game and platform: [GAME, PLATFORM, and version or edition if it matters]
My goal: [finish the story fast / 100% completion / a specific ending / trophies or achievements]
Where I am now: [chapter, level, or "starting fresh"]
Play style: [e.g. "hate grinding", "want to explore but not get lost", "stealth build"]
Spoiler tolerance: [none / minor / anything]
Use live web search for current guides and wikis for my game and version. If you cannot browse, or you don't know this game well, say so plainly and give me only a general routing framework plus the questions to look up, instead of guessing specifics.
Organize the plan by chapter, level, or major story beat. For each one:
1. Route: the best order for main quests, side quests, and areas.
2. Missables: items, quests, or characters that lock out after a point, flagged clearly.
3. Priority upgrades: skills, gear, or unlocks worth getting early because they save time later.
4. Skip list: content that is low value for my goal.
5. Resource tips: the most efficient ways to earn currency or experience at this stage, without exploits that break the game's terms.
Then add:
- A one-page checklist I can keep open while playing.
- Point-of-no-return warnings before each one.
Rules:
- Respect my spoiler setting; hide story spoilers behind a clear label.
- Never invent item names, locations, or quest names.
- Games get patched. If you are not sure a detail is accurate for my version, mark it [CHECK A CURRENT GUIDE OR WIKI] rather than guessing.
Highlighted [brackets] are blanks to replace with your own details.
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What to fill in
- GAME, PLATFORM, and version or edition if it matters
- chapter, level, or "starting fresh"
- none / minor / anything
- CHECK A CURRENT GUIDE OR WIKI
How this prompt is built
This prompt follows the RTF structure (Role, Task, Format). RTF tells the model who to be, what to do and what shape the answer should take. It is the quickest structure that still gives noticeably better results than a bare request.
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