Gameguy889
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- Nov 21, 2023
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I understand that he may be experiencing burnout with his games,but I feel he should really prioritize his health over making games if he is so distraught. AI should be a helpful tool used to uplift the creator's work and invoke creative thought to further innovate and ease the burden on the creator. When it does the entirety of the work it looks less like art and more like a heaping pile of trash.The issue is likely that he's generally tired of developing and drawing for games. If his posts on Shrift 2 CH3 is any indication, developing stresses him out a lot. Of course I can't confirm that, but he has quite a lot of twitter posts ranting about how much stress drawing for CH3 has been for him.
If people don't like him using AI and he chooses not to use it because of that backlash I wouldn't really be suprised if he just stopped developing entirely and just posts on his own for himself or commisions again.
Maybe it's just me but I have no real qualms against AI and if he's able to really fine tune it and make it look good, and it cuts down on his stress and allows him to continue making games, I wouldn't mind it.
Shrift is probably the best NSFW game in this genre, so he can definetly just retire since he's mostly (unless i missed something) a solo dev and artist. I really do think we're seeing some fatigue creep in, and not the type of fatigue a break can fix.
A lot of other developers ran into similar issues of being stressed, and now we really don't have many left :/ So honestly you might as well get used to AI because that's probably going to be the only way we can generate our particular fetish soon.
Honestly I agree with the guy above me Shrift 2 is more than it really needs to be and if the author is feeling low then maybe it's something else entirely unrelated to game building. Regardless I hope for the best for him to get back on his feet, because this is lowkey not it.