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Actually, to be fair, I pitched ChatGPT that prompt, and it delivered this.

>That sounds intense! If you’re the one caught in the action, you could consider several options depending on your position, abilities, and available resources. Here are a few approaches:
>Defensive Stance: If you're outnumbered, taking a defensive stance might be wise. Ready your shield or magic to block their attacks while you assess the battlefield and think of a strategy.
>Focus on the Shaman: The shaman is a prime target, as their chants and the staff’s dark glow suggest they’re the source of the orcs' power. If you can silence or disable the shaman, you could turn the tide of the battle.
>Quick Strike: If you’re feeling bold and have the means, charging the orcs with a swift strike could break their rhythm, especially if you target one of them before they have time to fully engage.
>Crowd Control: Do you have any magic or traps that could hinder their movement? Spells like entangle, ice, or a flashbang could buy you precious moments to gain an advantage.
>Retreat and Rethink: If you're not equipped for this fight, consider retreating to a more defensible position or trying to outmaneuver them. The ledge could provide an advantage if you can fight from higher ground.
>What are you thinking? Do you have any spells, weapons, or tactical maneuvers you prefer to use in such a moment?

With some editing, you could probably turn some of that into a proper response, like:

>We should focus on the Shaman: The shaman is a prime target, as their chants and the staff’s dark glow suggest they’re the source of the orcs' power. If we can silence or disable the shaman, we could turn the tide of the battle.

Not great, very weird and robotic and unnatural, but not absolutely terrible.
Still a lot more effort than just typing "i drop my pants and spin my dick like a windmill" though.

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