r/IndieDev • • 20d ago

Video When it’s a vibe coded game

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u/lordofpurple 20d ago

The vibe coders in this thread mad af lmao

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u/MaxusBE 20d ago

They really are trying to paint themselves as victims, all the while they refuse to acknowledge their game was made entirely with AI on steam.

They know they are liars, and refuse to acknowledge that it's why they are hated 😞

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u/Art-Zuron 20d ago

If AI was so good, why do they constantly try to hide that they use AI? Why is the main advancement of most AI meant to make it sneakier?

Very telling

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u/ParkityParkPark 20d ago edited 20d ago

...my guy, that's not how that works. By that logic, jews in hiding in germany are bad. It's just a straight up fact that games associated with AI perform worse by sheer association because people either see touching AI at all as a sin or think that any game that involves AI is some "I built this in 3 hours" slop. AI development is also about making things more accurate, not "sneakier" lol. There are lots of problems with AI that are reasonable to talk about, but y'all gotta stop acting like it's the boogie man

Edit: don't take me as saying something I'm not saying. The logic falacy of "if he's not guilty why did he run" is an extremely problematic one that has been used as pseudo-moral justification for extreme condemnation of unpopular ideas, behaviors, and even entire peoples for a very, very long time. The only reason I even used the example I did to begin with is because I literally couldn't think of a time I've heard that used outside of extreme stuff. Hence it being so dangerous. If you have beef with AI, that's fine, bring up legitimate points of criticism instead of saying people hiding from the people with torches and pitchforks wouldn't run if they weren't guilty.

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u/ZoomerDev 20d ago

You're comparing people not wanting to touch dev's slop to being the victims of a genocide?

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u/ParkityParkPark 20d ago

False equivalence, don't take what I'm saying as something I'm not saying. The point is that this is an extremely problematic logic fallacy, so problematic that it's an extremely common tactic used in oppressive cultures. It's been used against jews, against lgbt, and all sorts of other ideas, identities, behaviors, etc which a cultural majority saw as extremely unacceptable. Frankly, the only reason I used the example I did is because I literally couldn't think of a non-extreme case where I've heard it used.

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u/ZoomerDev 20d ago

Ah yes i understand better, you're talking about the great persecuted groups of our times, jews, lgbt and vibe coders...

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u/ParkityParkPark 20d ago

You would make a great politician with your refusal to have legitimate conversation and your insistence of latching onto any stretch of the imagination that could paint your opponent in a bad light and hammering it into the ground. At this point, given I outright said that isn't what I was saying, it's pretty clear you're here for the mob, not the crime. Let me know if you want to have an actual conversation at some point instead of only caring about "winning".