Interesting. I mean yeah like any bug, the humans are ultimately responsible for it. Finding placeholder stuff in video games is not new, it’s just people are now seeing AI generated placeholder and realizing how prevalent AI is in software now. Which includes games.

I’m a webdev, not a game dev so I wonder if that’s a thing this could be caught in some automated pipeline? I assume it can’t or it’s just a pain in game dev, but couldn’t you mark an asset as a placeholder in some metadata field or something and when you mark a build as a production one it fails?

Kingdom Hearts. The real BBEG were lawyers.

The price some people are willing to pay to say "I use Arch btw"

It's the Laravachian Trail

Is it even a boon to smaller creators? Seems like a single one had a positive take on it. I'm in that Reddit thread and I am excited about better quality prints from DTRPG but this is not the right way of doing it. Shopify doesn't take a 35% cut on your sale to email you a spreadsheet. Cmon Rascal..

To me that was the issue coming in. They had a box with small books. Then books. Then Advanced books. Someone posted a flow chart to decide which one to get and the answer for me was mostly: just get the Advanced books.

I use Advanced but I keep the ancestry as classes.

I have no idea what Over/Under is at this point. Someone help!

Wtaf is wrong with people

I’m sure DHH is not rubbing it in anyone’s face right now

Come for the org charts, stay for the “they asked us to edit this part out and we put it first”

Would love to see that list 👀

I remember in school when I started learning programming that English was a terrible programming language and somehow AI coding made it its whole thing. And when things go wrong, developers are told to fix the prompts but keep using the tool instead of just...do the thing. It's baffling.

I’ve been running OSE for a bit now. I also enjoyed Shadowdark before. Great games and they are vastly different.

I swear if this is a Game Changer episode…

I’m the kind of person who would run a lot of stuff but this operation is just…a lot.