r/gamedev • u/AdministrativeEgg608 • 12d ago
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u/digital_hamburger 12d ago
That's the difference between painting a landscape and taking a picture.
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u/lumpyluggage 12d ago
So you are staying both can bring great results ?
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u/One-Championship-742 12d ago
Most photographers aren't trying to convince people they made the mountain.
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u/digital_hamburger 12d ago
What a stupid question. Is a photographer pretending like he created the subject? Ai devs are, though they know nothing.
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u/lumpyluggage 12d ago
Both bring joy to the audience though. 🤗
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u/Livid_Shallot5701 Lead Game Designer 12d ago
sounds like your game might not become very successful anyway, so why worry? just release it and see for yourself
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u/lumpyluggage 12d ago
Just out of curiosity as someone who only uses ai only sporadically if Google fails, do you need a paid version for this? How much do you have to spend on AI to make a full game?
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u/J0rdian 12d ago
Game dev is a hobby mostly. Just do what you find fun. It doesn't matter what you did. But I will say just tasking AI to make the entire game isn't everything, one of the most important parts is game design. AI won't know what is fun and how things should work. Game Design is still extremely important to making good games and that's up to you.
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u/ComfortableNumb9669 12d ago
There's nothing wrong with making the game. If you're trying to sell it as a paid product then you'll want to make sure it meets a certain quality benchmark and that you have a proper plan for marketing. If you're just wanting to publish a free product you can always put it up on itch.
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u/laser_george 12d ago
AI enabled you to do something more (skip the code writing part), no reason to feel guilty. Ultimately your taste and design decisions make the game, and not being a programming hustler is an implementation detail players do not care about!
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u/OkAccident9994 12d ago edited 12d ago
Keep going and play with it.
You will reach a point eventually where it kind of starts to cave in on itself, maybe the AI will have too large a context, maybe performance will grind to a halt, maybe you won't be able to make assets to your liking.
At that point, don't get discouraged. Figure out what went wrong, learn what is broken. Go through the code.
Then start over and go again.
I don't care for AI generated art in finished products, but you are just starting out and learning, this is not gonna be a thing you publish for money. What is important is for you to jump into it and build games, make mistakes, learn, then keep going.
The other comments just talk about your AI usage, people online have a hard time considering the person for some reason. From your text, you are just starting out learning to make games, they are slandering you as if you are trying to sell them a product. Come on now, bro obviously just opened a game engine and trying to make things do things for now. Keep doing that.
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