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Why shouldn't I use a leapfrog to make my indie game
>>724180631It cost $100 American dollars to upload to Steam and if you decide to upload to itchio you get no views so you need marketing. You just going to spend money to get anything done.
>>724180631I would if AI was actually particularly useful for game development right now.
>>724180631do it, Steam is an indie bloodbath. 15,000 games a year come out on it and barely 100 sell wellyou'll be lucky if your slop sells 10 copies
>>724180631Go ahead and make it, I'll even stock the shelf with your game. I'll put it right next to the 359,672 other ai slopped indie games that come out the day after yours goes on sale.
I'm prompting a indie masterpiece but I'm dyslexic.
>>724180631If using AI to generate some assets like textures and normal maps isn't legit, no game that has used texture libraries is legit either. And that's pretty much every game.
>>724183425stock asset companies will starve now
>>724181003You can use it to make graphics, write dialogue, write code, make music, voices, sound effects...
>>724180631How come Bilbo wasn't seen by Sauron like Frodo was when he used the ring?
>>724183721At that point, do you actually even do anything, beyond pick 1 out of X options like you're buying groceries?
>>724183832Yes, there would still be a huge amount of manual work and editing. But A.I. can do a lot of heavy lifting too.
>>724183786The view to the Shire is blocked by Tom Bombadil's asshole.
>>724183832welcome to management world kiddo
>>724180631are we going to have the same thread every day now?
>>724183832Also in this case generating with the A.I. itself isn't a trivial matter unless you want dogshit slop results. You'll have to work with very long, complicated prompts and controls, and have deep knowledge about how the overall process works. You'd probably want to create your own models/lora or their equivalents in whatever A.I. system you're working with. None of that is particularly easy, though quicker to learn than learning a programming language (for most people).
>>724183832I'm the chef. I cook the dish.
>>724183786Sauron wasn't openly looking for it and was still laying low as the Necromancer in Dol Guldur. He didn't even know it was still around and assumed the Elves had taken it into the West or it had otherwise been secured some place beyond his reach. It wasn't until Gollum was later brought to Barad Dur and the identity of the One Ring was tortured out of him that Sauron suddenly knew it was still around and bent all his power towards reclaiming it. He literally took an intangible spirit form as the Eye (although the movie version of that is ridiculous) in order to devote himself to finding it.tl'dr Sauron wasn't actually looking for it until Bilbo had already given it to Frodo and Frodo never used it
>>724184082ai gen outputs arent good enough unless it's for disposable slop like marketing tbqh
>>724184015welcome to social collapse retard, hope you dont get a bullet in your small head
Scenario 1:>sauron has le ring>gets rekt anyway by gilgalad/elendil/isildurScenario 2:>sauron does not have le ring>only dies because frodo/sam/gollum destroy the ring
>>724183786because the Hobbit is literally not canon. Writing an actual sequel to Hobbit is impossible so Tolkien just wrote an unrelated story reusing some of the same characters.
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