What game will you make when LLMs become so good that even a retard like (You) could easily turn his vision into reality?
AI let you do this.But it's all slop cause those "ideas guys" aren't creative at all
Claude I want you to generate 4chan but make it like 2008
a dungeon crawler based in a medium sized city where the dungeons are various abandoned plants and factories and other sorts of large building and the way you get to them is by crawling through the side walks you have the night to explore and find where you need to get to and clear and the day you go back home prepare for the next crawl and sleep it will be grid based like legends of grimrock
>>749017650Soon AI will be good enough to reveal that actually /v/ is full of idiots who didn't have any good ideas after all.
>>749017650Blue Archive GTA with sex minigames.
>>749017650Man steam is so going to become so utterly dogshit.It's already getting flooded with vibecoded utter slop. It's just gonna get worse with each improvement, filled to the brim with games nobody will ever touch cause of retards that think anybody is going to pay for their generated garbage.More money for valve, I guess. They should triple the game submission cost.
>>749017856There's a reason why having limits and restrictions breed creativity. The challenge forces you to came out with brillant ideas.Creativity is not something you get beforehand, it's something that naturally emerges against odds.
>>749017961limits are BADchallenge is BAD restrictions are very BAD no one should ever have to overcome anything and failure is a form of immorality that deserves death
>>749017728That would be great actually.
>>749017650soul-like game but it's fucking weird, like alice in wonderland
>>749017650Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen: The Lost Levels: Deluxe Edition
>>749017650My masterpiece violent platformer, starring the greatest video game mascot of all time: Alan Scott!
>>749018029Having a life without challenges or odds is the textbook recipe for depression. Reason why it's mostly a first world thing
>>749017650Very brutal xcom clone with a mix of zero g and airless and conventional environments.
>>749017650It depends on how censored the model is.
>>749017650A roguelike pixelshit deckbuilder obviously
>>749018107Depression is chemical. I've been a NEET all my life and I'm recovering from cancer right now, and I've never felt depressed ever. It'll literally be a selection event. People who feel depressed by free time will rope themselves, whereas the born genetic NEET class will survive.
>>749018190Not really. Individuals may have tendencies, but your lifestyle is mostly what determines it. Reason why some cultures and countries are happier than others.The human psyque needs suffering and challenges, and if you are not getting them from the outside, you will either seek/create them or the brain will self-regulate and induce depression
>>749018190wishing you all the best anon
>>749018190>the new aristocrats will be decided by agencyI can't imagine a better future
>I can finally make my dream game!>Rape my highschool crush 64!
pokemon but as fun as you remember it being
Idea guy threads aren't vidya
I want GTA but instead of a regular world you are a toy inside a family's house and all the NPCs are other toys, maybe some boss fights with the family's pets, DLC could be going in the yard and into the neighbor's house
>>749017650Dead or Alive Xtreme 4
I was going to answer Diablo 2 but as a 3d action game, but then I remembered Dark Souls already exists, so I'm at a loss. Maybe rogue-like racing.
>>749017650Life 2literally everything in existence will be a feature and it'll never leave early access
>>749017856
>>749017961>There's a reason why having limits and restrictions breed creativity. The challenge forces you to came out with brillant ideas.odd how that doesnt apply to the never ending surge of absolute dogshit indies and AAA push outidealistic nonsense
>>749018569Modern gaming is the opposite of that.None of those retro pixel indies work on the original hardware or were developped on the same terms as the games they seek to copy.And AAA is utter garbage and a joke. They don't polish their games for shit. Like, just download the 2TB patch bro! What? Why would you ever want to install other games?
>>749018326Thanks, anon. 4chan keeps me cheerful!
>>749018735Then why keep parroting this garbage about limitations when that hasnt been a factor for over a decade
>>749018087Fix DD2 to remove the slow-motion AAA physics and make it fast like DD1. Basically give DD2 the Project M treatment.
AI is a power multiplier for talented, passionate and most importantly disciplined hard working people who already knew how to do the stuff they're asking AI to do parts of for them.The untalented and lazy masses will still not be able to produce anything polished and good.You can't offset intrinsic talent, work ethic and creativity by a fucking monthly subscription.This is exactly why you've so far not seen a single good product made by non-technical or non-artistic people. If a hack makes it, it always comes out as slop.Feels good. Nothing changed.
>7 AI shilling threads in the catalogue.Pajeets getting nervous about the recent bad news for AI. Keep shilling harder, 2 more weeks and AGI is here!
>>749018909because AAA's not having limitations is the reason why the games are slop, made by people who'd rather work on movies than video games you fucking imbecile
>>749017650It'd be basically like a GTA rp server but more complicated, set in WW2 France, and there'd be bunch of different autistic 1940s job simulator mechanics, so you could for example just be comfort gaming as a cafe owner but once in a while there'd be an opportunity to get tangled into resistance or collaborator shenanigans.
>>749018975Pretty much. You can do the work of ten people on your own, but the AI needs a lot of handholding and very explicit instructions to not produce Jeet-tier slop.
>>749018975Eh I wouldn't really say that, I'd say the reality is that ai is killing off the mid tier. Aka the amateur. The guy who makes some cool mods, the guy who makes okay games, the guy who translates okay, the guy who has okay art but it's a bit uninspired, AI is killing the mediocre entirely. The talented will sorta use it as a multiplier but the talented are 1% at best and the rest are either mediocre or dogshit. The mediocre for a whole could skate by, not anymore. Just as the jr dev roles are going effectively extinct. However this creates a different issue, many people are often amateurs before any get the chance to do something great. What happens when the pipeline of amateurs disappear?
>>749019039Sam kikeman and his cronies are unleashing their legions of indian bots across 4chan to shill their llms on this chinese moon cake baking forum to create fake interest to show their israeli investors that AI has a ton of buzz and will be profitable (eventually) if they keep sending him moneyhttps://isaiprofitable.com/
>>749018975Thermonuclear trvke. Massive Al use will just keep proving the lack of talent, ideas and discipline of the average person.
>>749019121The amateur was destined to be replaced by automation. If you weren't very good at something>so no one on /v/You were getting replaced anyway
opus 5.5 cant 3d model thoughbeit
>>749017650they are already that good tho
>>749019327>they are already that good tho
>>749019121Junior/Senior labels are relative.Current high mediors will become the new juniors — the new entry level of competency needed to start in the industry. Current Staff engineers will become senior tier.And this of course means the entry level will be much harder to achieve than it was.So it will mean there will be much less devs but on average they will each be much more capable than today.Not bad I'd say, much better than how it was a few years ago with everyone and their grandma getting easy compsci positions and making 935982 "day in the life of a software engineer" youtube videos about how they don't really do anything and get paid well for it.The bar is gonna go way up. Good riddance.
>>749019321This hoverboard was made by opus in a single prompt with blender mcp
>>749019321astra can, better than /3/
>>749019121The amateur ecosystem will remain as usual, people who inhabit it have always struggled, that's its nature and what weeds out the actually untalented. See it like the introduction of photography, or digital art, it's just a new tool.
>>749019389Fair enough, it just does slightly worry me as i do wonder what happens to all of the mediocre which is most people? Do they become jobless? Work shit tier jobs? I dunno.
>>749019398nice, nice now show the topology
