Like… Newgrounds circa 2002?

You make a fair point. If one is excited about the advances in this technology, I can see how this is development is in fact noteworthy. I do not share the excitement for legions of low-quality generated content.

My comment referred to the reduction of the entire game development process. The reason I say this is because there are many, many decisions to be made in order to align with the creators’ vision. In the case of play testing, I don’t believe an LMM is capable of providing the same quality of feedback beyond pure iteration.

The lack of understanding of the entire process is incredible.

Good luck competing with the 120000000 other sloppies lso made by people who were also capable of typing the prompt “can you make me a cool game and also make it really fun”

What is your value proposition? Why on earth would I pay money for this when we live in an age of entertainment abundance?

It’s crazy to me that people can get so excited by pumping out slop.

What do they think creativity is?