Double Direct all the way! What does it mean?! 🌈
You totes forgot Echoes of Wisdom, which is officially a mainline Zelda game like it or not (I like it)
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So exciting!
It's almost the same excitement I had reading my 90s magazine before "Zelda 64" came out.
Hope to see a return of the classic formula with upgraded gameplay, story and elements!
Outright incorrect, and such a baffling claim to make. I try to keep AI out of my own projects, because otherwise what am I doing? And all the same, I try to avoid AI-generated content to the best of my ability, including code. If you feel that...
"Hate the player, not the game."
If someone's just throwing crap at the wall using AI and couldn't tell you how any of it works if taken to task then that's the problem, not the fact they used AI to build it.
I rate the competency of both what...
I already posted most of my thoughts on AI projects in another thread, so look there. But more related to your question:
I do think it would be to the benefit of everyone if projects were transparent about their development history and this was...
Those who say they don't mind if it's fully AI and virus free forget that the AI makes mistakes so a human should be there to review and verify that it's passed the test.
Personally, I don't mind AI as long as it's mentioned and there's a human...
As an artist I'm naturally against AI but also can't deny it can be helpful.
In projects like this I guess it's fine as long as AI isn't doing 100% of the job. I like human results.
So far I've rejected all machine translated games.
It kind of is to be fair. For my curiosity I figured I'd try just straight vibe coding just to see what it could do before we got access to the various tools at work, and I have a seemingly functional PC port of Pokemon TCG with a custom duel...
Transparency is king. As long as y'all aren't intentionally leaving information out in your reporting, I'm happy. Some people care more, some people care less and that's okay.
I agree that the conversation is much more nuanced than "AI bad". It...