Ai has ruined f95

Count Morado

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spoke so good that like wasn't enough damm. Agreed on the ntr and phone sim
You know they were using irony, right? They even used a wink emoji to give you a clue.
I asked Chatgpt and it said this:

You said:
Can the use of AI speed up game development?

ChatGPT said:
Yes—AI can significantly speed up game development, especially when it’s used as a multiplier for developers rather than a replacement. Here’s how, with practical examples and caveats.
Where AI Speeds Things Up the Most
1. Prototyping & Iteration
  • Generate placeholder art, UI mockups, sound effects, or music in minutes.
  • Rapidly test mechanics, levels, and narratives without waiting on full production assets.
    Impact: Faster “fail fast” cycles and quicker greenlight decisions.
2. Programming & Technical Work
  • AI-assisted coding helps:
    • Write boilerplate systems (movement, inventory, UI logic)
    • Debug errors and optimize code
    • Convert logic between engines or languages (Unity ↔ Unreal, C# ↔ C++)
      Impact: Reduces engineering time, especially for small teams.
3. Art & Asset Creation
  • Concept art, textures, icons, props, and variations generated quickly.
  • AI upscaling and style transfer for consistency.
    Impact: Artists focus on polish and direction instead of repetitive tasks.
⚠ Final assets usually still need human refinement.
4. Animation & Motion
  • AI-driven motion capture and animation interpolation.
  • Procedural animation for NPCs, crowds, and background characters.
    Impact: Speeds character production and makes worlds feel more alive.
5. Level Design & World Building
  • Procedural generation enhanced by AI:
    • Terrain layouts
    • Dungeon structures
    • Side quests and encounter placement
      Impact: Massive content creation with less manual labor.
6. Narrative & Dialogue
  • Draft branching dialogue, quest descriptions, lore, and NPC backstories.
  • Localize text faster with AI translation.
    Impact: More content, better coverage, less writer burnout.
7. QA & Testing
  • AI agents simulate player behavior to:
    • Find bugs
    • Detect exploits
    • Balance difficulty
      Impact: Faster and more thorough testing than human-only QA.
Where AI Doesn’t Replace Humans
AI still struggles with:
  • Creative vision and originality
  • Cohesive art direction
  • Emotional storytelling
  • Game “feel” (timing, weight, satisfaction)
Result: The best studios use AI as a tool, not a designer.
Realistic Time Savings
Team SizeSpeed Increase
Solo dev2×–5×
Indie team30–60% faster
AAA studioFaster iteration, not shorter schedules
AAA pipelines gain efficiency but still face coordination and polish bottlenecks.
Risks & Tradeoffs
  • Over-reliance can lead to generic content
  • Legal/IP concerns with AI-generated assets
  • Inconsistent quality without strong direction
Bottom Line
Yes, AI absolutely speeds up game development—especially for prototyping, content generation, and technical grunt work. Teams that combine AI with strong human direction ship faster and better games.
If you want, tell me:
  • Your team size (solo / indie / studio)
  • Engine (Unity, Unreal, Godot, custom)
  • Game type (2D, 3D, mobile, narrative, multiplayer)
I can suggest a practical AI tool stack tailored to your project

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Asking an AI if AI will speed up your work? :poop:

Don't believe the lie.

AI isn't quite there, yet. Not consistently. Not continuity-wise. Not conveniently. Not cost-effectively.

One day? Sure.
2026? No.
2027? No.
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2030? Maybe.

We're talking the big dramatic sweeps that people think we're talking about. Small steps, assistance, auto-complete - sure, those help --- but that's shaving minutes, not days. Getting something to me a day early compared to on deadline is not significant. Also, humans will find a way to use those shaved minutes either to relax or to gild the lily.

Is that okay? Sure.

But let's not oversell AI. It's already over-bought.
 

SB ero games

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Here's a red pill. AI is here to stay. There will be no AI bubble bursting. It'll just fizzle out but they will still exist as a tool. All we can do is accept it and develop a skill to filter the slops