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How do you feel about Capcom using ChatGPT to write their stories, /v/?
For me, it's not just a smart idea, it's classic Capcom cost-cutting genius.
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>>737529451
anything that makes redditors seethe is a good move, so this is a double win for capcom
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nepotism ceo prints money and you make /v/ threads
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>>737529451
A little too late for you to pretend to have standards when it comes to Capcom.
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>>737529535
Isn't making you seethe a good move for me, the OP, then?
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>>737529451
I see how it is…
Capcom has done it again. I didn’t know what to expect from the so-called discourse around AI in game writing, but this? They’ve hit the freakin’ jackpot. Outsource the narrative, trim the costs entirely—simple, ruthless efficiency.

Build a system that can generate passable sci-fi on demand, stitch together a few buzzwords about the moon and profit, and call it a day. With this tech, storytelling isn’t just a craft anymore… it’s a production line.

It’s not about vision. It’s not about originality.
It’s about output. Consistent. Scalable. Disposable.

And just like that, the story isn’t a frontier anymore…
It’s their personal piggy bank.
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>>737529609
And you defend the nepotism ceo's interests, for free
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>>737530241
and you seethe about it while the nepotism ceo buys his 8th yacht
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>>737530241
i didn't buy mhwilds or rezzy9 or pragmata but you did, /v/. you bought it all and then made dozens of threads. I would know, I closed 300+ of them today alone. cross-post reddit slop on /v/ again too
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>>737529609
>>737530285
Capcom's least loyal shill.
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>>737529451
That's nice, what's it say in japanese? What's to say it wasn't either a localizer being lazy, or not ai at all as plenty of people wrote with em dashes before ai.
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>>737529451
Oh well, story games had a good run. I'll just play shmups I guess.
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https://gameranx.com/updates/id/562403/article/capcom-thanks-optimus-prime-creator-shoji-kawamori-for-his-work-in-pragmata/
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only thing that looks off there is the emdash, which wasn't invented by AI
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>>737530401
>>737530510
The emdashes aren't even the most obvious tell in OP's image.
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>>737529757
you don't make me seethe.
you simply post your seethe, which makes me happy
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>>737530285
Be sure to warm his cock as he buys his ninth, shill.
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>>737530729
>you don't make me seethe
Says the seether.
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The japanese is completely different and much more natural, maybe they used AI to translate.
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>>737530697
which is it then?
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I love how anytime any writing, art, or video gets posted online these days half the comments are "This is AI, it's so obvious it's AI I can totally tell it's definitely 100% AI because of 'thing that tons of people also do'". I wonder if these retards even realize AI is literally trained to mimic stuff that people have made.
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>>737530934
The
>[x] isn't just [y], it's [z].
composition is very common in ChatGPT writing.
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>>737530954
Almost no one uses emdashes anymore. AI is just trained on a ton of old books where they were common.
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>>737531274
I've read this exact same phrasing thousands of times before AI was ever a thing.
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>IT'S AI TEXT
>why do you say that
>it LOOKS like it!
lmao
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>>737530954
The stuff many LLMs are trained on are old or were meant for marketing purposes, which is why the text they spit out sound off to anyone with a triple-digit IQ.
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>>737531428
It's just pattern recognition
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>>737531374
Play dumb, cut out normal discourse entirely—simple, ruthless genius.
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>>737529451
Careful now, I made a thread critiquing Slopmata and it got deleted.
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>>737531564
Okay retard. Apparently now people can't use super common phrases because AI is also likely to use them.
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>>737530921
nah it's a pretty direct translation—except the three words after the em-dash that chatgpt has an insatiable urge to shove in anywhere it can
it's obviously an ai translation
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>>737531374
It's the em dash, triplets, and rhetorical contrast. AI abuses the shit out of these because its writing is college freshman level designed to trick people into thinking its phd level.
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>>737531743
AI learned those things from people you fucking retard.
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>>737531875
No shit you retard. AI learned it, and then abused the fuck out of it because it only learned the form not the substance. Not every statement needs a pithy triplet to wrap a meaningless bow on an empty composition. You might be legitimately retarded.
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>>737531681
They can, if they want to sound like ChatGPT/Indian.
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>>737531968
AI bot post
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>write a grammatically correct sentence that doesn't sound like it came straight out of a Marvel movie
>AAAIIIIIIIEEE it's AI nobody says things like that
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>>737529451
>They've hit the freakin' jackpot
Why do writers actively try to write in ways that no human being speaks?
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>>737530130
If you didn't have AI write this, you genuinely mimicked every thing my job trying to fix AI tells me to penalize AI for doing.
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>>737532109
The whole paragraph reads like an overly-socialized gay leftist wrote it.
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>>737530510
"This isn't X... It's Y." And using three words to describe something, with a period after each, and excessive rhetorical questions, are all egregious things AI does, to the point a lot of work on AI is focused on penalizing it for giving outputs like that. It's almost a perfect example of what to penalize for being so blatant.
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>>737530921
>>737531690
AI translation doesn't rewrite like this, it's actually very faithful, this is some localizer asking it to translate and then rewrite for localization, which is worse.
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>>737529451
it's over.......
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>>737530130
Only thing that seems off about this is the reddit spacing.
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>jap to eng translation
>localization always botches punctuation
>reporter's voice to text audio blog
>the rest of the series in those text collectables is coherent and build upon each other
>media illiterate v shitposters try to critique a good game by nitpicking optional lore drops
Pathetic.
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>>737533961
>it's optional so it's fine if it's shit
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>>737532137
Shit attempt at making it have more personality.
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>>737531323
Apparently em dashes are common in books according to books fags but who the fuck reads books these days lmao
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The words glitter, but there's a cavern where emotion should be; it's glittering emptiness.
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>>737529451
>emdashes are AI... because it just is OKAY???
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>>737530130
>It's not about X, it's about X.
This has bled into everyday human speech with how much it's proliferated among LLMs
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>>737532137
It's a localization dumbass it's not the fault of the actual Japanese writer that your gaylord translator rewrote it like that
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I mourn the messy, glorious failures of real writers when faced with this clinical perfection.
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>>737532256
well, the person is a journalist



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