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[rodrigolfp]

It's a $40 game, so yes.

 

[lifa-cobex]

A new tool has been invented.

It will be used

 

[alabtrosMyster]

That thing is being used in pretty much all businesses where someone knows how to type prompts.

It's also going to be used even more by programmers, their toolset had been affected first.

Not going away, at best you can delay it.

 

[TrebleShot]

I dont care and if you do care the next gen AI or AGI is just around the corner and oh boy, your in for a rude awakening.

 

[Mr Reasonable]

What did these guys take home last year?

You have no idea, so you can't assume they were somehow forced into signing a shitty contract. Not saying they didn't but we have zero evidence to suggest that.

Loads of people will feel compelled to keep working and keep getting paid even if they're not worried about paying the bills.

Some people will, as I've already said, feel concerned that their industry is going to be diminished in the future and so will take work today that isn't ideal on the basis that there might be less work in the future while they see what the appropriate next move is.

Anyone who has owned a business or been freelance will understand that sometimes you take work in sub optimal conditions, unless you're at capacity all the time, especially when you feel you don't have the power to negotiate for better conditions or pay.

 

[clarky]

Loads of people will feel compelled to keep working and keep getting paid even if they're not worried about paying the bills.

Some people will, as I've already said, feel concerned that their industry is going to be diminished in the future and so will take work today that isn't ideal on the basis that there might be less work in the future while they see what the appropriate next move is.

Anyone who has owned a business or been freelance will understand that sometimes you take work in sub optimal conditions, unless you're at capacity all the time, especially when you feel you don't have the power to negotiate for better conditions or pay.

I own a business. You don't sign a contract that's specifically going to exclude you from the prospect of future work unless the deal is decent. Only a retard would do that.

 

[mhirano]

Remember stupid trends that made games worse every year?
Like procedural generation, derivative design, focus group testing, desgin by comittee?
AI is like every single bad thing put together and shat by the LLM.
AI as a tool is not bad per sem but as a trend is terible for our hobby. Expect even worse and soul-less games being published every year

 

[lughnasadh123]

Fanatics is a good term for people thinking they're going to stop a useful tool like any other advancement over the history of the world ignoring any nuance or context of how beneficial it is when instead they could be leading a movement how to best ethically implement it. In this case I have zero issue with it.

 

[Mr Reasonable]

I own a business. You don't sign a contract that's specifically going to exclude you from the prospect of future work unless the deal is decent. Only a retard would do that.

Perhaps not every business works like yours does.

At this point I'd be repeating myself so there's not much point in continuing. I haven't managed to convince you that people sometimes feel compelled to take deals that aren't always ideal. I've posed a possible situation, you've told me it's definitely not the case and similarly, I am unconvinced by your arguments.

 

[Ribi]

I want more crunch in my game and if the devs aren't nearly dead from being overworked what's the point?