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Lower product quality. It’s visible that the game is using the same generic assets, characters and voices that many AI generated games are using. I can’t say they are buggy because I don’t buy the games since they never appeal to me.
People are still free to generate and purchase AI games if they want, but the quality looks bad to me.
What is the cut off for human gruntwork to make it good and not badwrongfun?
As long as it doesn’t feel generic and poorly developed, which can be AI and non-AI generated games. Doesn’t have anything to do with elitism.
By the way, your initial comment talks about “elitist pricks who don’t know how to code and refuse to use tools to help”. In my previous comment I was trying to differentiate between professionals using AI to assist them and people generating almost an entire game with AI with no thought behind it, which produces the low-quality products I mentioned.
And? Your point? What is the cut off for human gruntwork to make it good and not badwrongfun?
Lower product quality. It’s visible that the game is using the same generic assets, characters and voices that many AI generated games are using. I can’t say they are buggy because I don’t buy the games since they never appeal to me.
People are still free to generate and purchase AI games if they want, but the quality looks bad to me.
As long as it doesn’t feel generic and poorly developed, which can be AI and non-AI generated games. Doesn’t have anything to do with elitism.
By the way, your initial comment talks about “elitist pricks who don’t know how to code and refuse to use tools to help”. In my previous comment I was trying to differentiate between professionals using AI to assist them and people generating almost an entire game with AI with no thought behind it, which produces the low-quality products I mentioned.