It was more than that. They also significantly downgraded the model. I didn't follow the details, but IIUC Dragon used the 175B directly initially, then I think they went down a model size at Open AI's behest. Finally, when Open AI announced pricing, AI Dungeon had to downgrade the model further.

But yes, the content filtering got out of hand too. I was initially fine with it, as its proposed intention was to filter out really illegal stuff, like underage content. I rarely hit the filter. But then they tweaked it at some point and I was triggering it constantly on otherwise benign stuff.

And they broke features constantly.

When I unsubbed the state of AID was broken features, micro-transactions, terrible AI model, and a glitchy, puritanical content filter.

The plus side is that it made the puny GPT-Neo model look like a godsend.