You can gain corruption each time you drink enough to pass out but it's expensive as hell
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Thank you, for that Candy1970. Take notes, guys, now that is how you make constructive criticism. I guess that just means we just wait for the next update or two. BTW, when the MC in a game is female, I always use the name, Candy. There's a story behind that, but, I'm not telling.
In general, i dont care if its AI, hand drawn, 3D or real life pictures, as long as the quality is good
but this game? the horrifying mistakes in the AI pictures could literally cause erectile dysfunction
The game just randomly show you creepy pictures. Worst thing is that some pictures seems fine at flrst glance but when you actually look at the scene and unzip the mistakes just creeps you out. WTF man
and many more I didn't notice in first glance
i guess you can eventually fix everything
the problem is that, right now the AI does not take human physics and the other real life object into account yet
maybe instead of just learning from pictures, it should actually learn the physics of the real world? It would help with lighting and stuff too.
once it learns about those the result would be perfect
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The point was not to say it is perfect but it takes like 3 minutes to fix issues to an acceptable standard and a bit more time to get it better. learning physics for imagery is a bit beyond any AI at the moment like decades beyond as for lighting there are tools that allow single and multipoint lighting they are getting better.
- Sep 6, 2018
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more like 3 minutes to convert one mistake to another. You are trying to fix something the AI don't consider a mistake in first place. This would require lots of work and is hardly efficient if you ask me.
I'm not saying its impossible to fix everything with only the AI, but whatever example you tried to use to convince us just didnt work.
The problem is that the AI pictures are too realistic and look too good. Our brain automatically connects the picture to a real situation. Any mistakes would make the picture looks very creepy if noticed, because it is different from the world we are used to. You will need to spot most if not all the mistakes or the game would become a horror game. A horror game that hide ghosts in the background, waiting to scare the shit out of the players. This just doesnt work well when you are trying to get sexually aroused.
Back the to progression of AI, I don't think it would take decades to further evolve. GPU are already using AI to do wonders, ChatGPT is at GPT-4 now in just 4 months. When I say lighting I also mean realistic shadows that are calculated properly, which would also require physic concepts. Right now the shadows in complex scenes are often very creepy if you actually pay attention.
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lol you are beyond help if a shadow on a table creeps you out, no one cares what the AI thinks is a mistake or not. how do you play any game on this site literally every game has loads of mistakes if you want to get that anal about it, whether it is DAZ, drawn or any other means of creating art. be critical of art by all means but to be so pig-headed about a method of creating it is beyond my understanding, you are not seeing the same AI art i am i guess?
but to each their own, good luck.
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Yes but even that, like ignoring the issues in it (like the eyes being all wonky) AI art even without errors can look good but it is all so sterile as it lacks the human emotion that any human puts into their art
Not to mention since AI art is based on millions of samples and it is then outputting a generic variant of all the samples it has taken, if you ask for it to generate a "woman smiling" for example, the smile will lack emotion and be generic as it is an algorithmic average of all the smiles it has sampled and thus by definition everything AI art generates is generic
AI art makes great stockart though I'll give it that, but stockart is by definition meant to be generic so you can apply it to multiple situations. News about strikes? Insert generic strike picture into article. News about protests? Insert generic strike picture into article. Same picture can be used by different media websites for different purposes because it is generic
But focused non-generic art is something AI will never be able to create, at least not from text prompts. I see great potential in AI art once tools come out that let you put basic shapes/black and white sketches add some commands in each area and let the AI generate art on the back of that and then especially if you can tweak individual parts of the art to make it more specific and add that human emotion element that an artist imbues all their art with
Even poser artists (so Daz3D artists that are basically just posing and composing the scene with props, clothing, effects etc....) add emotion to their scenes by the props they use, the way they pose their models, the facial expressions they put on them etc... I use bundles of facial expressions but I then still tweak it further to look right for the scene. At the end of the day all I am doing is posing models but it is still creating as a final render a unique piece of art that has that human touch to it (and no I don't mean poser artists as to mean fake artists, I mean poser artists as in artists that use a 3D model posing tool to make poses to create art as opposed to Blender artists who make 3D art from scratch)
Maybe someone with money can invest in that idea, I think it would be a very successful tool to be honest. Namely an AI art generator that has a full client interface and can convert shapes to art requiring humans to still make sketch or base for what you want the AI art to generate. This would bypass the generic emotionless nature of AI text prompt art
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Some part of my brain is trying really hard to ignore the uncanny valley bits and enjoy it anyway.
It's like my boner is making a bridge over the uncanny valley. An uncanny boner?
I fear what would happen if the bridge became unstable while I was crossing it, though. The uncanny valley is bad enough, falling to my death inside of it might be even worse.
It's like my boner is making a bridge over the uncanny valley. An uncanny boner?
I fear what would happen if the bridge became unstable while I was crossing it, though. The uncanny valley is bad enough, falling to my death inside of it might be even worse.
To all haters:
Before you start demand something from game developer, first become at least 1$ patron. This game is free to use and no one force you to play in it. Healthy criticism is good thing, but shaming others is not. Especially if you yourself havnt done anything good yet.
Before you start demand something from game developer, first become at least 1$ patron. This game is free to use and no one force you to play in it. Healthy criticism is good thing, but shaming others is not. Especially if you yourself havnt done anything good yet.
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So you think people should support the dev who can't be bothered to look at their own creation before releasing it? (Or, worse, looked at the hellish abominations they created and decided it was good to go?)
Will that encourage them to do better?
Will that encourage them to do better?
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I love it. Becca B. Cumslut. I love the way you think.