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I don't think gamers care. Not as industry or media does at least. They do care if it detracts from the experience. Or it seems that they are being cheated wit
by Ekaros 9mo ago
I don't think gamers care. Not as industry or media does at least.
They do care if it detracts from the experience. Or it seems that they are being cheated with perceived value. So if they notice that premium game is filled with slop or feel like it is missing some of the soul they do care. But as long as it feels like sufficient quality they won't care.
In the end criteria I would set is if the use of AI distracts them from game too much. But this goes as well to low quality human made aspects. So anything too sloppy or lazy will get some ire.
- tyleo 9mo agoThat’s my impression as well. Taste matters more than tools. If something is sloppy, it doesn’t really matter whether AI was involved or not. AI just makes it easier for people without taste to produce sloppy work at scale. When a game is good, the tools used to make it barely matter.
- estimator7292 9mo agoGamers can be.... sensitive. When you launch a game and see front and center in the main menu a lootbox promo featuring characters with too many fingers and hallucinated noise backgrounds, it's insulting. Not only does the developer think they deserve your money, it's not worth a human's time to ask for it. They throw a turd with a dollar sign on your screen and expect you to give them money.