That's not the point, in the commenters example the mentioned a person who doesn't know how to code, and now matter how you cut it ai right now wouldn't be able to code well enough to ensure no bugs occur, you would still need to check it in your self entirely lest some massive issue occur, not just in the game but with your hardware that's trying to run it. That's way more important to deal with than a story line being off.
It's worrying how you think the writing and voice acting are more important than the code in a video game.
Only the French would make a gun that can fire three round bursts yet only have a 25 round magazine.
(Obviously this is satire)
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Yes, as far as I'm aware at least, to keep them the same size with the same connections the locations of the geography would be warped compared to where they should be on a globe, that's the benefit of a mercator map even though it warps the sizes.
I keep hearing about this "software I need" but never any examples, I'm genuinely curious as I really don't know of many things that you can't at least use a VM for
The tomatoes get turned into sauce for some pasta I'm cooking later, the pickles get munched on during a warm summer day, the peppers go into that pasta sauce I was talking about, and the onions go in there too, as none of those things belong on a hotdog
I'm sure asbestos housing was also very comfortable until people started getting cancer.
Ight you can't use your specific and statistically small example to label a majority of Linux users as just a bubble. It sucks what you're dealing with, but it'll only get fixed if more people switch to Linux and talk about.
Well there's your mistake, you're using Instagram.
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I understand what you mean, I'm saying you're misunderstanding how ai messing the code up is much more important than it messing up a plotline or giving a character 6 fingers. AI currently isn't good enough to write flawless code, and you can't just use ai to code a game without having any prior code experience, you'd have to vet every process. There's no chance in hell you'll make the best game ever, as your characters will be going through walls and your objects will be floating or any other countless number of glitches that could occur, let alone the negative effects bad code can have on the hardware that's trying to run it.