It’s public beta, weird look and ai assistance, so idk how I feel about it but hey old good game gets a rare update, I’ll take it
SRC: https://steamcommunity.com/games/200710/announcements/detail/701031128264347698
It’s public beta, weird look and ai assistance, so idk how I feel about it but hey old good game gets a rare update, I’ll take it
SRC: https://steamcommunity.com/games/200710/announcements/detail/701031128264347698
Whenever I see “AI-assisted”, it means it’s entirely from prompts to an LLM. If lucky, it’s then reviewed by someone competent, but usually not.
In relation to this game I don’t really know anything about their dev process so I don’t try to claim anything besides devs own words
Game is decade+ old, original dev studio is claimed to be dead, franchise is taken over by capital, last patch is decade old. Some fairly good news is nice anyway
I just noticed that noone at Lemmy brought up the news, so here it is
In the Steam post about the new updates, the new dev team is pretty open about using AI, so it’s not putting words in anyone’s mouth. Just an FYI.
Another thing I found interesting is that these new devs are the same ones that work in Torchlight Infinite. I know that game wasn’t well received at launch, but if it’s still going, maybe they’ve fixed their issues, so there could be cause to be hopeful about them fiddling with the old games.
They used AI to review and decompile the original code. Is that a sin too?
Why would they need to decompile it if they legally own it? Chances are they have the source code. The game isn’t so old that it would have been on a lost floppy disk or something.
Code for games is lost all the time. There isn’t a video game code vault somewhere it’s stored in.
Yes
Just wondering.