This is where 90% of players wipe. The monster will project a "False Memory"—a fabricated past interaction designed to make you apologize or concede. Kyomus Verified trials make these lies indistinguishable from truth unless you use Active Scan.
Why go through this complex, counter-intuitive process? Because the rewards for a Kyomus-verified Negotiation Victory are exponentially better than a standard kill.
This is not your standard bartering mini-game. The "X" stands for Cross-Examination. In the Kyomus ecosystem, Negotiation X is a dynamic, real-time verbal duel. You aren't just haggling over gold or items; you are battling for psychological dominance. Key features include:
So what is the Negotiation x Monster V100 Trial? It is not a real benchmark. It is a parable. negotiation x monster v100 trial by kyomus verified
Kyomus (who I suspect is either a rogue ML researcher or a very bored distributed systems engineer) built this trial to prove one thing: Hardware is not the enemy. Bad assumptions are.
We spend so much time optimizing for FLOPs that we forget to ask the model what it needs. The V100 is not a monster. The badly written architecture is.
If you ever get invited to run the trial: This is where 90% of players wipe
Rating: 5/5 Tensor Cores. Would negotiate again.
Have you faced a "Monster" model that defied logic? Or do you think Kyomus is just a really elaborate LARP? Let me know in the comments.
Based on the subject line, this appears to reference the 100th Trial (v100) of the popular "Negotiation x Monster" series, famously created by the Japanese creator Kyomus. Rating: 5/5 Tensor Cores
In the Negotiation x Monster series, you play as a negotiator tasked with convincing a giant monster (often a Kaiju like Godzilla, King Ghidorah, or a fictional variant) to leave a city or surrender without destroying it. The "Trial" aspect usually refers to a high-difficulty scenario where standard dialogue options fail, and specific "proof" or hidden conditions are required.
Here is a full guide to surviving and clearing the Negotiation x Monster V100 Trial.
You cannot solo-negotiate the V100 Trial. Kyomus verified that the party composition directly affects your "Negotiation Weight." Here is the optimal roster:
Phase 3 is where most runs die. The monster summons four "Echo Adds" and casts "Void Lament." Traditionally, teams split up to kill the adds. Kyomus verified that this is a failure to negotiate.
Think of Phase 3 as a tense labor dispute. The monster is saying: "I will annihilate you unless you sacrifice one of your members."