03-26-2026, 08:28 PM
(03-26-2026, 08:22 PM)Greatness Gone wrote: Owlcat games have about 1,000 moving pieces associated with them between gameplay systems and story choices. Of all studios, it makes sense for them to use AI to help save time and rein in ideas. I just spent 90 hours on Rogue Trader and that was me trying to rush through it really quick. I think people who’ve never played their games before don’t understand how much handcrafted content is in them.
The only thing that ERA does with this kind of bitching is encouraging developers to not disclose when they are using AI.
I like that people disclose that are using AI, but just to know where it come from, and I found that idea of “you shouldn’t care” assholish… at the same time, people shouldn’t go apeshit mad because a proven developer leave an AI asset in wild and pretend is the end of humanity.
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