-Indie dev encounters issues at the end of their development cycle
-indie dev attempts to troubleshoot said issues
-indie dev consults the MANUFACTURER of their game engine, THEY can't solve their issues
-as a last-ditch effort to avoid shipping a game with a glitch they can't iron out, they spitball with an LLM
-surprisingly, LLM assists in workarounds that fix said issues
-despite not needing to disclose (per steam TOS), the dev is honest about their disclosure when nominated for awards to be transparent.
I would say House House did everything right. An LLM was used to solve problems humans could not. It didnt generate assets. It didnt infringe on the creative process.
I hate what AI, and particularly GenAI has done to the gaming industry, but this is a stupid fucking hill to die on. This isn't vibe coding. This isn't slop. This is what AI was SUPPOSED to do in industry.
Pick the right battles, people.
Last year I was also SAβed at Sonic Expo.
Back in 2025 at expo ATL, I was assaulted by a fan in an elevator. When I brought this to staff and they were able to identify who it was, they assured that action would be taken IMMEDIATELY and that βI wouldnβt see them againβ. This person was still at the event the next day. What happened to me was downplayed by staff to creators as a rumor with incorrect information. This year, the same person who assaulted me was attending the convention again, and went to my friends asking very personal questions about me. The fact that this pattern of negligence has continued is beyond heartbreaking, I hope my story can encourage others to speak up about their experiences and know that theyβre not alone.
ppl saying that saying a darker skin color doesnt fit the palette and ppl saying that those ppl are racist when yall are both dumb
the color they chose literally just isnt saturated enough to fit the rest of the palette