PerpetualBoredom

PerpetualBoredom

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Re: 'It Has the Power to Enrich the Creative World': Level-5 Boss All-In on Generative AI

PerpetualBoredom

To say it's "necessary" and "inevitable" is pure commodity fetishism. Thanks for the heads up to never buy Level-5 ever. This is what willtrigger the next video game crash because the market will be even more greatly oversaturated with games that none of them will have the chance to break even. All folks looking forward to more simple consumerism of genAI-slop:
Enjoy! 🫶

Re: 'Everything Will Be Made by Humans': Expedition 33 Dev Says No More AI After Post-Awards Heat

PerpetualBoredom

@Logonogo (#16) This does not apply to you, obviously, but have you seen the amount of people that defend corporations online for simply having made their "favourite thing"? They give out a carte blanche to them, whatever the accusation may be (e.g. Rockstar Games: crunch, unpaid overtime, union busting, racism and sexism in the office structure).
Worse yet is when they don't care.

Re: 'Everything Will Be Made by Humans': Expedition 33 Dev Says No More AI After Post-Awards Heat

PerpetualBoredom

The right thing to do. As ever, there will be people watching their releases under a microscope to verify their claim. All the AI friends on the web should remember that not a single company in existence is your "friend". Whether they produced your favourite consumer good or not.
I will not ever play Clair Obscur because of this. Maybe their next title, but definitely not on day one. Obviously.

Re: Embattled Divinity Dev to Host Q&A with Fans After Tough Week

PerpetualBoredom

@Drago201 (#24) it's about generative AI, the one that creates visible things in video games. That's what the general problem is, and you know it. People keep jacking off to these pointless awards and unleash fury when their favourite games don't get these. Maybe you too, which is why you presumably distort the argument.