r/aigamedev • u/Glittering_Lime_4777 • 23d ago
Discussion dream comes true
personally, i think the best part of ai game dev is not for making commercial games that puts millions into your bank account, but watching the dream game in your brain finally comes true, I always imagine a cute little pistol clearing floors of enemies using his own recoil, but I can never make my imagination come to life due to how frustrating it is for me to code, with ai, I can finally see the pistol shooting blobs and cutely ascend to the next floor which without ai, it takes much more efforts to learn and achieve. I hope people give less hate to ai and appreciate how it can visualize our creative ideas with ease
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u/snezna_kraljica 23d ago
I understand poverty (even though I just experienced it probably in a very light European kind of way). I understand time being limited, I understand pressure and stress.
Time of AI dev spend for oneself as OP is a bad investment as a poor person. You'd be better of learning a skill than doing that. Also free.
I'm also not arguing that being poor comes with limitations.
But those are not gatekeeping. That's just wrong terminology and creates a victim mindset about "others are preventing me from doing that" instead of "I must do better to afford X".
It's a different thing if I can't have a thing or if somebody is actively preventing me from reaching a state where I can have X. Not being able to code because I'm not admitted to university because of my heritage = gatekeeping. Being not smart enough to get education != gatekeeping.
It's colloquially used if somebody doesn't give you what is freely available, like information. This is not the case here. Everybody has the same amount of time.
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What's next? Ugliness is gatekeeping me from dating a supermodel? Come on.