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[@HamaIicious]

The triple A studios brought this on themselves. Having games need WiFi to be played, increased prices, and restricting where the game can be bought just means lower class families can’t buy your game due to the amount of time they need to work to earn that while also leaving other countries unable to buy those games.

[@zoeherriot]

brought what? nothing is changing. Nothing is happening. what did they bring on themselves?

[@RAEJDER]

needing wifi? So im fucked if im using a cable you mean?

[@SensitivityGames]

how a bout working class it self like me getting sick an tired of that buy game buy season pass buy dlc bull shit.... i constantly go back to rising storm2.... released in 2016....

[@Sub5_77]

@@RAEJDER u r so smart and funny pls marry my daughter.

[@masao2922]

@@zoeherriot most AAA games are shitty and overpriced now

[@MemeDogger]

People are saying the audio is broken, but little do they realize, thats just how the constant distant Gunshots sound in the Game. Its like a popping noise.

[@wontpaymytaxes]

i love that part of ohd, just the realism in it is amazing, sadly, I had to uninstal it for space, but I absolutely love the game, i would play it for hours when i had the space

[@killerv135]

It sounds just like that, nerve breaking lol

[@PeninsulaCity2024]

Up there with the sudden whips of a lead bee flying past you when things were quiet.

[@ExiLeZH]

@@killerv135 Lol bs, like I haven't been in a conflict zone myself, but I've seen many combat footages (wwii, afghanistan, ukraine etc.) and I've never heard a recording that sounds like OHD. The game honestly sounds really weak and non-spatial.

[@Planetaxofc]

​@@ExiLeZH Literally all the videos of combat from Ukraine have edited noise muffler, you aren't hearing the real thing.

[@viktorianas]

Well, the market will regulate itself, they can ask $70 or even $100, people just need to vote with their wallets.

[@Bluedrake42]

Exactly this. Nailed it.

[@V3RTIGO222]

Hopefully big companies get review blasted when they use AI to make AAA games at full price, on top of the micro transactions, online only DRM, etc.

[@quetz1779]

But people don't. I always hear the same thing about voting with your wallet, but there is always some gullible group of whales who will still buy these overpriced products. Triple A companies keep getting greedier and it just keeps working for them, eventually its likely to collapse on them, but how much damage will they do to the industry before that happens? P.S This is just my opinion, please for the love of god i don't want to get into an argument.

[@MarigoldAW]

The unfortunate catch 22 is that if people start to spend less on their hobbies it disincentives these companies from keeping big studios open and continue working on big projects.

[@slick_96]

the market will likely regulate itself as well as the gov. regulates itself. unless the wider public gets on board and shareholders see that happen, nothing will change. thats why mass disinformation and silencing is so common

[@ExiLeZH]

Honestly the consumer is to blame, STOP paying premium prices for subpar and half-finished products (including pre-orders)! Companies won't stop exploiting the market as long there's customers buying into their BS! Furthermore the market simply needs more non-greedy competitors like you Bluedrake, so thank you very much for your efforts!

[@TheKavuShow]

Marketing wins that fight though. The 12-year-old asking their parents for a Christmas present isn't combing through obscure indie games, they're seeing multi-million dollar commercials and games behind glass cases at Walmart.

[@ExiLeZH]

@@TheKavuShow Yup sadly and the marketing hype even disables the brain of many grown ups.

[@somethingsomeone9678]

@@TheKavuShow Imma say like it is, free market is bad.

[@chilbiyito]

AI is a tool and shouldn't be used to replace workers

[@OGPatriot03]

This comment doesn't make any sense, powerful tools have ALWAYS resulted in less manpower being required (and thus used) to deliver a product. There are way less field workers since we invented tractors for example... Less people putting panels on cars since we invented industrial robots and so on.

[@TechnoMinarchist]

The people AI will benefit the most are Indie devs. These trip A companies are trying to rush their way into the future whilst lobbying to make it so that only they will be allowed to use AI.

[@keatonwastaken]

Automation tools are made for that exact purpose sadly.

[@V3RTIGO222]

This is the natural end result of capitalism

[@TechnoMinarchist]

@@V3RTIGO222 It would happen under any system. It's the natural result of technology

[@xd.gamers5670]

I will not buy Any AAA games Anymore

[@Bunerd]

GTA 6?

[@joelsalinas6905]

Bro gon be on Roblox while everyone else having fun 💀💀💀 gonna look like the picture of squid word looking at SpongeBob n Patrick having fun from the window.

[@Rainbowhawk1993]

Not even GTA 6?

[@KotleKettle]

​@@BunerdGTA 6 is going to be a woke garbage. With no Housers brothers around, the story is going to be shit. And I could care less about multiplayer.

[@socmonki]

@@KotleKettle saying "woke" already tells me not to listen to a word you say.

[@angrypixelhunter]

Reminder that the "AI" enhancements probably means a lot of offshoring but with a different name.

[@DoMyHomework_]

If they take Amazons example; A.I means "All Indians".

[@Jieisho]

Not a particularly bad thing in itself, if only they got paid like everyone else in the industry and not two penny and a half with them jumping from joy and not even trying to negotiate... that's how workers rights and paychecks go down the toilet... there's already huge disparity between usa and europe, even worse easter europe, on remote jobs that's just stupid, they earn the same money in the end and pay more than half just cuz the studio is 30km from another country..

[@angrypixelhunter]

@@DoMyHomework_ exactly what I was thinking about

[@TechnoMinarchist]

The people AI will benefit the most are Indie devs. These trip A companies are trying to rush their way into the future whilst lobbying to make it so that only they will be allowed to use AI.

[@zoeherriot]

Kinda? AAA game companies aren't rushing to replace workers with AI like he's making out here. That's not what Embracer announced. What they are doing is working to incorporate it into pipelines. It will likely not change the length of time it takes to make a game, or reduce the number of people it requires to make a game - but it will let them do better / more work.

[@Isaak-eo6tr]

@@zoeherriotThey’re all saying that but the thing is most of these studios already make soulless cash grab games and AI will only make them even more soulless

[@zoeherriot]

@@Isaak-eo6tr this is a world that’s a long way off - not like what was implied in the video which is it’s happening now - it’s not. As for soulless games - hard disagree - there are more soulless games now than ten years ago, but it’s not like everything is soullless. I think the games industry needs to reduce scope and back smaller scale projects though. The current state of games is a function of cost. What BD doesn’t understand here is that his game only has to support himself. When you are a publisher you are supporting the many cancelled and failed games in your portfolio. So each successful game doesn’t just cover its costs, but it also covers the costs of a half dozen other failed games. And that is why games are getting “safer”. It’s not that we can’t make good games - (we do) - it’s just that new fresh titles are a massive financial risk. And we need to find a way to reduce that risk. AI could help one day… but it’s not even close to being a solution today.

[@zoeherriot]

@@Isaak-eo6tr I also want to stress - you guys lump game devs in with publishers - they aren’t the same thing. Game devs do not want to make soulless games. But publishers have a financial interest in making less risky games. When you work at an EA studio, you may have 200, 300 people around you that love games as much as you. But the studio doesn’t hold the money, and it’s not part of the publishing arm of EA. They also don’t pay for the marketing - so they are somewhat at the whim of what marketing says will sell. When you work in an EA studio it is entirely possible you will never meet the suits that greenlight or deny your game (or fire you). Game devs do NOT set out to make a boring, soulless game. It just doesn’t happen.

[@wrongthinker843]

@@zoeherriot You're right, they're rushing it even more in secret. Not that AI trained on ideologue brainrot will produce anything decent either.

[@Skidjit]

Can't believe that mass produced AAA titles are charging what I spend on niche DCS modules...

[@zoeherriot]

There is no such thing as a mass produced AAA title lol - it's a bunch of devs working their tits off for years and everytime is a new harrowing experience. This whole AI thing is completely out of context and no one is using AI significantly in their AAA pipelines. Including any of the embracer studios. If you mean generic title - sure - there has definitely been a trend towards safer titles - but that's simply because the cost of making a AAA title is so high now that the risk of new IP is unfortunately very high. Not to mention some of the stupidity around subscription models. But this is not the same as "mass produced".

[@wrongthinker843]

@@zoeherriot Yeah, and then the publisher's CEO pockets $100 million bonus while disbanding the dev studio.

[@zoeherriot]

@@wrongthinker843 yeah… pretty much. Had that happen to me a few times. :( But that’s ALWAYS been the owner of the studio - not the studio itself in my case. (I.e. EA, THQ etc).

[@kingtigertheheavy2708]

DCS gonna make everyone broke... Honestly they just should've charged for the base game

[@great1307]

@@zoeherriotwhat about cod? That’s a pretty good example of a mass produced AAA title. Every year you get the same game with minor changes. The past 3 modern warfares are literally the same game.

[@esbam2002]

Being born in 75 I'm old enough to remember when pay full price got you a full game, and DLC was actually added content. Not today where a full price game gets you 1/4th of the game and the rest chopped up and sold back to you in DLC. I have literally watch from the golden era of gaming to the complete trash of greed it has become today. It's never enough for them as they keep giving less and coming up with new ways to milk players as the psychologically addict them to their games.

[@sneaky5412]

now companies see games as a business and not an art form back in the halo 3 and modern warfare days when games told a story and were not used as a shop to sell battle passes and cosmetics

[@cesarmartorano6903]

sadly, "vote with our wallets" will never work. There u have tango studio, who launched a game that [according to Aaron Greenberg] was an absolute success, and even then the studio was closed

[@gameboyadvancedsp6727]

And despite how successful the Darkstalkers collection was in the PS3 era, Capcom still said "This number isn't enough to make a new sequel." And that years ago...

[@AzariusR]

Apparently Ghostwire Tokyo being a flop is their main reason their studio had to be closed.

[@cygenta_modernCRTgamer]

Like all things within industry, it all comes down to the people making the shit being taken for granted and shafted for short term greed. I feel like a lot of modders boycotting the industry in favor of their own personal projects on their own dime is us raging against the machine. Your game CERTAINLY wasn't made for "free", people are investing their own time and expertise. That's at significant opportunity cost. Fixing this entire problem starts with valuing the time and labor of those that make things. Thank you.

[@kevinkev1530]

Smart man, great info 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@treytucker7404]

in a world where every multi billion dollar corporation in the media industry is either in panic mode and/or so greedy they resort to doing things like this. It puts a smile on my face to see Content creators such as yourself and Big Fry give gamers what the people in these companies are too careless to to even fathom. Therefore I look forward to your endeavors in developing O:HD and will be giving it a try. (fingers crossed for a console release maybe?)

[@zoeherriot]

They aren't really doing anything, I think he's completely misread the statement. All they have done is said they are going to invest in AI - but the way I read that, it's about tooling - not about replacing workers (mostly because AI is no where near ready to do this). The layoffs were because they cancelled 80 games in the last year and nothing to do with AI.

[@thesyndicatea.t.k7528]

All the Ai stuff aside you should make an update video on your game man, i couldnt believe from thegameplay pf this video how far its come!

[@ReluctantReader]

local LLMs are really cool, and with the way consumer gpus are going with vram sizes, it can very well be in reach for the average user to set up and host their own model locally.

[@ThePretor]

OHD looks nice!

[@cjgsicknote]

Audio seems to be back

[@pmgrodrigues]

The prices go as high as the consumers allow it. If nobody buys it, they are forced to lower the prices. Unfortunately there will always be people buying no matter how high the price is...

[@stevenmora240]

Drake I totally agree, I am worried that people do not see it, and fall for it, if things should be cheaper, that is if you doubt it, as consumers we must refuse these abuses.

[@DoMyHomework_]

One of the biggest reasons why corps of any genre of business do this is because (in the US at least) you HAVE TO take the interests of shareholders (line go up) before anything else. Then you have plain greed from executives.

[@sn0wgnome]

this is why publicly traded companies are a stupid idea

[@torca1992]

This mod is really best OHD exprience I got so far. Love this Project :)

[@tiberius8390]

5:50 that is basically how shares in general work. People or other entities buy shares of companies that they have no idea or even interest in knowing what their product is. And I mean that is okay. You invest your money in a company with the expectation to get more money back at some point in the future. What I hate about "pleasing the shareholders" though is companies usually alienate their own employees with that strategy, which lowers morale and worst case also alienate customers when they feel the quality dropping and the prices rising.

[@Andy-413]

Embracer Group really dropped the ball on the opportunity to call themselves Huggy McHuggerson Group.

[@Caligari87]

Look for an essay by Ross James about "chatgpt and the cotton gin". He called this years ago.

[@BearDude2311]

We need more former devs and content creators speaking on this! People are losing their lively hood over someone else’s greed! Bluedrake your are 100% correct in this video. We all need to do our part because these CEOs and huge companies are greedy beyond human recognition!

[@douglasswinford2598]

It’s so they don’t have to pay large legacy retirement benefits, because they just fired their long term employees. They’re not worried about the possible loss of their talented workers, and they think they can get by with the buyer paying the same or more expensive price for a subpar product. This really got started back in the early to middle eighties. Oh and by the way, we were already starting to use the first A.I. programs that we were creating in house. Granted we didn’t have the newest software enhancements, but we are definitely getting better A.I. almost monthly, and frankly I don’t see this changing as long as they feel they can use the cheapest labor from countries that do not pay livable wage.

[@-NoodleBoy]

I love your content dude, thank you

[@unnamed715]

I'm sick of the gaming industry being ran by people who don't even know what a video game is...

[@topelite666]

tripple a gaming has been dead since 2010. I cant think of a single good tripple a title in the last decade. The average consumer is part of the problem as to why gaming has declined. no standards, no ability to think or use reason. No wonder things got soo bad to begin with.

[@crss6846]

Doom Eternal, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Monster Hunter World, Resident Evil Village, God of War: Ragnarok, Elden Ring. To name a few of the many. To say that triple a gaming is dead is just ignorant, there are plenty of phenomenal games coming out. People just get hyper-focused on the shit ones.

[@Ubeenblind]

@@crss6846 im totally agree

[@Bunerd]

​@@crss6846Red Dead 2, Grand theft Auto, Rainbow Six Siege, Wolfenstein Reboots (proudly not including Youngblood), Mario Odyssey, CSGO, Half Life Alyx. Just to Name a few more

[@topelite666]

@@crss6846 all of those games you listed are garbage

[@clarity_kri2627]

@@topelite666 funny how you just defined your opinion too😅

[@IRT90s]

Will you do a video covering the big PR update?

[@FRANK45CASTLE]

Know why Sega games I'm the 90s were $60? Because they had to manufacture and ship units to stores. Now everything is digital which costs a fraction of what it used to to ship games.

[@incompetentlogistics]

I love you Bluedrake and OHD is a lot of fun, especially with the modding community putting out great content! But could you please start implementing more informative titles to your videos?

[@dorion9111]

I am really good with computers as far as hardware goes but want to learn to code. Where do I start? I have a bummed back and hip from being hit by a drunk driver and have unlimited time to learn. Just need a launchpad to direct me.

[@unknown_lazer]

Instead of learning how to code in general that could take years, it's easier to just learn how to use a game engine specialized on what genre you want to make, there are lots of tutorials on youtube available to guide you on how to use them, you will actually learn code as you go but only the ones you need to get the features you want in your game. Recommendations: 2D or 3D - Unity/Godot/Unreal If you purely want to make a visual novel game - RenPy

[@gerecht_0528]

Also you don’t need years thats wrong, if you are persistent (putting in at least 1 hour daily) you will be proficient in coding within 2-3 months. Read the coding languages documentation and stick to your Udemy coding courses and ask ChatGPT if you have questions about coding/software development (it is super useful most of the time). All the best 👍🏻

[@jackmurphy8696]

Pick a language that's used extensively in industry but particularly one that runs on desktop. I say stay away from stuff like javascript and that web stuff in the beginning unless you want that to be your discipline. C and C++ is kind of annoying to start with because of the way other people's code is going to be imported into your project and you will very often be using others' libraries in any language. But on the other hand, Using C and C++ gives you a better fundamental understanding of how your computer works in my opinion. If you don't want to risk overwhelming yourself from the start and get discouraged, then Java or C# are better bets. Pretty easy to get going fast with these. Python is even faster to start with and I do also recommend that as it's pretty user friendly but I don't like the syntax personally.I feel it doesn't allow you to get as close to the bits and bytes and the hardware itself as lower level languages like C and C++ where you can actually write assembly language( which you may never have to ever use) from within them and allocate memory. Python also works a little differently under the hood than the other ones I listed and is a bit less efficient. Email me at modemflicker@gmail if you have further questions.

[@DonavanBLK]

One word: shareholders. They have to make sure they pay dividends to them. That’s all they care about.

[@bIgKiNgLuEoffical]

Keep up the content drake I love your videos

[@krokodilpil8335]

"Maximizing Stakeholder Value" = Death of AAA

[@Ricolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

This is a great video! We better get the benefit and reap the rewards of AI just as much as the suits.

[@jamesbarnette4350]

why is the shading on all of the guns blue?

[@JoeTheJedi]

just started the download cant wait to play looks like a classic battlefield i miss the old days

[@SteveDmoYT]

Ive been following this game for a while now. I downloaded and tried playing multiple times. Im running a 3070 with a ryzen 3700x which is a half way decent build not the best but enough to run what i want to play. For some reason when i download and play this game my game looking nothing like these videos. Its very clunky and laggy and unstable. But when i see youre videos i try to play again and end up not having a good time. Exactly what server and what mod are you playing on in this video?

[@MatZuvO]

There needs to be an AI law stating a certain percentage of employees and a certain percentage of AI, otherwise companies will have no human employees and will make HUGE amounts of money.

[@cjgsicknote]

Anyone else got no audio?

[@kenmck7802]

You know what? That's a pretty good idea you got there companies. I think I'LL get myself an A.I. and get it to make ME video games for ME. To MY specifications. Not broken on release, not a transaction to be found, won't take 2 years for the game to become what it was ADVERTISED. Yeah, yeah, I think you're on to something and IF everything works out, WON'T...NEED YOU at all.

[@2kippy]

Question:will harsh doorstop eventually come to other platforms?

[@TheRoamingHazard]

It was kind of a given that people were going to start losing their jobs to ai. I know a couple people that work in game development and allocated a lot of their work to ai. I've asked them so what happens when your employer realizes they've been paying you for work that you have some open source ai doing most of? Are you going to get fired? Hours slashed? Or just expected to produce way more for your current wage?

[@megalith1368]

What version of operation harsh doorstop is this because I don’t think I have the right one lol

[@cadjebushey6524]

Cutting corners is what major AAA companies do best.

[@iceLordgeneralSpeaking]

Damn harsh doorstop looks differently

[@dnash2131]

The big problem with large corporations is that they have shareholders who want profit on profit every quarter and more profit than the previous quarter every time. I don't buy early, I don't buy AAA on release and I never pay full price. Gaming is so profitable already; they just want to suck every penny from us

[@krokodilpil8335]

When "they took our jerbs" is not a conspiracy theory anymore

[@4vllad]

What I want to say, that you did not mention is, if everybody can use AI then there will be Indie Studios that will outprice the current devs by using ai but charging even less than they price now. For example make similar games like call of duty but market them as 25$ instead of 70$. The problem is marketing, if people dont see your amazing work then they wont buy it. In the end I believe games, food and other products CAN become cheaper, but it needs a head start and should not be stopped by bigger coorporations, which is alway the case. (Snuffing out the competition)

[@BudderCraft526]

How do you feel about edge's co pilot or chromes ai. I don't use AI for much so they do for free what gpt did for me, what makes gpt better?

[@Blank55600]

Ai will be a great feature rpg games. Npcs that respond to exactly what you want to say would be amazing, and quests would be near infinite

[@patricks9401]

Yea dude we are talking about big corps here, more likely to use it to mass produce art, maps, study our spending habits to maximise money extraction from us, actually enhancing games is not even on the list.

[@Pajama_Mike]

I understand what you're saying but I'm wondering is that if you get fired but everythings cheaper, how are you gonna pay for it anyways? you have no income because you have no job and if your company fired you, I doubt anywhere else is gonna hire

[@ashfunworld3516]

make it so that when you shoot a bullet into smoke. The smoke will move.

[@sicarioxyz2sicario86]

They studied the market and the algorithm told them to do that.

[@leticiawason7647]

can you please add a host server button to the base game in the multiplayer tab instead of having to download steam CMD and setup a bunch of stuff to be able to play coop or pvp? if so, then i and maybe some other OHD players of the community will apreciate it. :)

[@Echo_4609]

Hey drake, I'd like to ask, is there any CURRENT plans to release this game to Xbox or Playstation?

[@neji1199]

holy, i haven't checked this game in a while, looks really crispy compared to half a year ago

[@indranoviansyah1643]

nowadays, every corporate even goverment starts to greed like it is the only thing that they believe is good. it just like a father sold their son to play in casino

[@ValidatedPerson]

Also dont forget how they boast on earnings calls how they are earning billions in microtransactions.

[@DintheDinster]

They need to sell their half assed games at $70 so they can give themselves that big bonus

[@pestrusiariopaezmengoso2868]

As a developer myself too, charging 70$ for a game is bullshit.

[@shikarileto191]

What i see: a guy talking What i hear: Homer Simpson is fighting for his fucking Life in the background!

[@chocolatefitzgerald5692]

I don't tend to pirate because it's a hassle, though I appreciate it when abandonware or freeware games are reposted on the internet (old Need for Speed games and 2005 AREA 51 respectively as examples). That being said, whenever I buy videogames I typically buy them at extreme sales, and I've made quite a nice list of games over the years that way. Everyone: know that not only do these companies not need your money at all and don't deserve it (save for hardworking developers), but they also want to take away your videogames if they can. Do not give them your support. They are the shady guy who sells half-broken items at that weird alleyway.

[@Z38_US]

Honestly at this point the only 2 triple A companies that can still release a game that is actually worht 80 bucks are Rockstar and Valve. Can't think of any other.

[@prostreetbeetdhd4586]

I said this 10 years ago....that we would be creeping up on 100 bucks for a standard game in the future. If u charging me 70....imma need all the content to be in the game. No stupid season passes, no stupid 125 dollar editions with content that cannot be acquired by just playing the game. Especially in a competitive game....

[@Cheezus]

AI can be really good for things like lip sync, animation interpolation, just small things that are boring and automatable. I wouldn't entrust AI with art or game design aspects at all.

[@Alext0250]

Drake whats is the true minimum requirements for OHDS ? I have a really low end PC ( GPU is 730 with an Intel 3 and 8 ram ) , can it run it ?

[@Mp40_Man]

Best way to find out is download the game since it's free!

[@DJJJ1138]

i thought the game in the video is a HEAVILY modded BF2. The building at point D and the silos around it... straight up like that one bf2 map ^^

[@AdrX003]

2 things: Could be nice to talk to those fired devs to see if any of them want to join forces agains the big industry And.... Is Bluedrake itself AI and these videos being made by AI ? Ive heard this somewere quite a wile ago...

[@mystupidbrain5299]

I am just wondering what magical AI those companies are using that it's so good to replace developers. I can't build anything with ChatGPT.

[@BugsyRanuel]

it's pretty sad nowadays, but this is reality. Most people don't understand what is AI or what's behind the scenes, and they are easily exploited to drain off the money. This going to be another case for exploiting consumers by telling lies

[@krokodilpil8335]

"Made By Humans" will become a premium stamp on all products.

[@holdmusic_]

1000+ people? Assuming they were being paid a low average of 40kUSD (some would get more, some less), that's a staffing overhead of over $40,000,000. Is that sustainable? I would question the need for such a huge staff in the first place

[@skeleton_craftGaming]

I really think it's a good thing that you're distinguishing from the ethical uses of AI and the unethical uses of AI... Also 100%, the FSF needs to back certain open source AI projects. 100% needs to happen... The issue is that the GPL does not make money.

[@summerleeye588]

people are gonna pirate games if they cant afforded it at a reasonable price ( 60 usd was not reasonable ) and if the game is not available to to corpo slums not selling it anymore people are gonna pirate it. i remember when AAA games for the ps2 and xbox where 50 bucks and bargin titles where 20. back when the ps1 was king games where all 40 bucks new. mario 64 new was almost 200 bucks at walmart. in 1996..no wonder why the ps1 dominated the n64. could get more games for a 3rd of the price. also as gabe newell said "We think there is a fundamental misconception about piracy. Piracy is almost always a service problem and not a pricing problem" and with how games are being priced now 70 usd that quote wont hold up anymore

[@nonetrix3066]

I think a lot of companies are over estimating AI, I bet in 2 years time you will see companies rehiring roles like mad. Of course some jobs will be lost, but a lot of them especially coding ones I think CEOs over estimate

[@jaydeepray4832]

As we know about GTA definitive edition (texture, characters model size)debacle, when there is no or less human involvement, AI cannot create anything from nothing. AI needs the help of humans to assess if the work is good or not

[@Citizen-Nurseman]

it really is sad that these people can't see how to make good art, as well as make a profit

[@ArjentaSilverwing]

I Only play games and pay for games when I know where that money goes to like in Hoyoverse's Genshin Impact where 1/3 of the profits goes back into Game Development A Large Portion for Marketing, A Large Portion for Charities, etc. pumping new content every 6 weeks. and yes If a Gacha Company Earns ALOT without any Improvements. that's a big No for me. I'm also okay with slow development so long as the game is a one time purchase only. i'm also okay with DLCs as long as they are priced fairly. Forgot to say I love the video.

[@ashxrr_]

its going to show in the quality, ai can ony regurgitate, and it wont even be creative/ unique

[@steamkenny4385]

As as ex GI dev let me tell you.. the people that did the work, didn't get the $'s. You were the first out of the door however when they needed to fabricate "growth". Never pre-order .. at the very least

[@samamies88]

Big agree on multiple points in this video. Corporate greed is bs but i can see how indie game devs, small self funded amateur animation studios etc potentially can benefit from AI as well. Maybe not yet but in near future i can see 4 people being capalble to show their stories in acceptable product. Scary thougt how animation corporations react tho... especially japanese animators are overworked and underpaid (and i believe this is true elsewhere as well)... i wonder if they let people go and the rest are still overworked since they have to now supervise multiple AIs that are doing work of people who were fired.

[@raymondmetz5614]

Bleudrake how can i join the development of the game i would really appreciate it to help you develop the game

[@xd.gamers5670]

You need make sure Tell corporations to GYS

[@EntityVII]

Ho-How do we break even? By making good games. LOL

[@Frost14529]

Love u man

[@afd19850]

Remember when games launched complete or with a day 1 patch that fixed 90% of issues?

[@socmonki]

I remember when games came how they were and if there were issues that was just par for the course. They came on large cartridges, and you couldn't save either, so if you lost all your chances you had to start over from the beginning. Fun times, eh? And they cost $60 back then. And that's all you got. No updates, no DLC, and if the game sucked you were just stuck with it.

[@scottventure820]

who the hell hired the guy who is responsible for setting this prices? in which dimension is he living right now? my man learned economy from the back ally of McDonalds

[@802Garage]

I guarantee you the more AI is used to make a game the worst public perception will be. AI creates uncanny valley and that is its primary output. Uncanny value in workmanship creates work that humans don't like, period. I agree with your general take.

[@kennywoodz]

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[@Masterphr-og7db]

this is the start of skynet

[@Getoffgooglegiggles]

Can yall add a MCX Spear or XM5?

[@Sunartica33]

I think your game has potential but the main problem with it (IMO) is that movement has no weight at all. when you move it feels like you are running on ice. if that would be fix that would make the game 100 times better. it could be a good contestant vs squad.

[@vortexspecialopsofficial8972]

Support Operations Harsh Doorstop and fully support Operation Harsh Doorstop 2

[@TheOz91]

The irony about corporations trying to replace people with AI is that they soon find themselves in need for people with technical expertise in AI--which means having to hire *more* people especially if they want AI tools that are unique to them. And these corporations should know that AI actually use a lot of computing power, so they will find themselves having processes bottlenecked. Sure, cloud computing is a thing but there is still an upper limit (and you need to pay for those), so eventually they will find themselves needing people to manage those things. Yes, "artificial intelligence" (which is an umbrella term) will make *certain* tasks more efficient, but they will still need human beings who know what they're doing to make sure things are done the way that it needs to be done. Yeah, I predict that this sort of dick move (I can use more crude language but I choose not to) will be the beginning of an end of these corpos. So what has been said is correct: this is all an opportunity for a cash grab, not to improve anything. The Industrial Revolution actually improved lives by both reducing the need for labor and also making things at scale at lower costs per item (economies of scale) all while creating new jobs and opportunities (and yes, at the expense certain types of work. The Luddites protested against large machines taking away their jobs of weaving textile together, the first documented instance of people losing their jobs to a form of automation. However, certain jobs cannot be automated so certain specialists are still needed; industry still employ hundreds to thousands of people to make sure the machines work the way they should, do finishing or starting work that cannot be done by machines like things requiring fine dexterity, and quality control). What our favorite nameless corporations are doing is definitely not "revolutionizing" anything and it's just a bunch of idiot, tech-illiterate execs with no background in software or computer science who read an article in Popular Science or Business Insider one day wanting to make more money without putting more effort. And what can we do? Have a better understanding of how AI (stuff like machine learning, deep learning, etc.) and there are plenty of *free* resources available (though many would require some understanding of high level education math; the mathematical basis of AI includes linear algebra and partial differential calculus, though you can learn AI without needing a mastery of the math), and then know how to apply it. Get your artist friends on board (I'm sure there are many who are against this AI thing) so that they are more empowered with the technology and as a tool for creation, and this would prove to everybody that AI can't replace people (because whatever AI "creates" can be equated to the product of a fever dream; having actual artists with creative control will make sure resources are used more efficiently) if you want a good product for cheaper.

[@westingtyler1]

"we just laid of a bunch of people.... so now we have to raise prices" is a weird thing to say. and I just image a bunch of muddy squiggly AI textures on everything. ugh.

[@notinterested8452]

Artificial intelligence is an oxymoron what to speak of anyone who dabbles in such trivialities.