@noctifir He was keeping up with sukuna, he hit sukuna multiple times throughout their fight except in this case getting hit is a one shot, and hanami got consistently hit by s1 Yuji, who is way slower than maho, the disaster curses are getting pieced up
@izzydizzyono@rachel_reviews thats because he needed to prove that the author defamed him, which he couldnt because they believed it was true, however the US case was against amber heard herself, which it was found he was defamed by her, you clearly havent looked into either of these cases its hard to miss
@SOLAR_ENGINE_ If you think everyone will just stop using them youre wrong, it’s here now, what matters now is arguing for its ethical use, pushing for it to be regulated and legislated instead of saying that it simply shouldn’t exist
Youre a coward locking replies acting like people aren’t principled when you clearly refuse to consider that their principles aren’t the total removal of AI (which is an imposssibility) but rather the ethical use, which is what this clearly was
You can tell ds2 fans think their shitty terribly looking game with dogshit gameplay, some of the worst level design and enemy placement ever, and boring bosses is the Magnus opus of all video games and thus cannot allow any other game to be talked about more positively
This is all without getting into level design by the way, we're talking just bosses which is all Lies of P "has over" DS2.
Tell studio nough or round 8 whatever their name is that maybe by using that vibe-coding you all love we might see competent level design next game. ✌️
@Dangermad6691@ven1xxy That’s a feature of its construction and not of its use, using it to refine code or find bugs is ethical because it’s not replacing human output, there should be work to address the impacts of the companies who make them but it doesn’t make the individual user unethical
@Dangermad6691@ven1xxy I don’t see any reason that AI used ethically in these areas shouldn’t be explored, if it assists a developer then it is a good thing, now if it’s replacing the work that is bad and unethical, but if simply used to assist then these areas can benefit
@ChaosChief9 Yeah valid, I have had situations where getting food is an obstacle they have to overcome , like finding something to scavenge or hunt, it’s a temporary change of pace instead, and I’ve used exhaustion as a boss mechanic before or as a penalty for a particular damaging situation
@Lextrot If I misunderstood your first tweet then I’m sorry but it sounded like you were in support of the idea that it was all or nothing, and that so shouldn’t be used in any of the technical processes, that was what I understood it to mean
@mil36712@ChaosChief9 Cant tell if this is positive or negative towards me but yeah realism can be unfun I don’t want to have to count all my arrows and if I’m taken away from settlements too long my ranger just can’t use their weapon because they run out of arrows
@ChaosChief9 I don’t enjoy running rations or enforcing strict exhaustion or counting ammunition, I do not find those rules to be fun to either dm for or play, and I have played games where they are present
@Lextrot Running people over with your car and driving and work both involve the use of a car but are very different, ai coding in its entirety is bad, but limiting it to assisting with fixing or refining code is a tool that could be used, it could be used ethically, that’s my point
@Jaystopher You want tools to be denied to programmers and call anyone who disagrees evil because you cannot accept that there might be a middle ground where it’s used ethically, to aid creativity rather than replace it, you want others to suffer for your worldview, you are a parasite