Dual Blades are pretty simple. Hammer is funny haha weapon cuz of how basic it is. Great sword is easier to use in Wilds cuz of focus mode. And if you really don't want to use a melee weapon you can try the light bow gun. Shoot monster, yes.

What kind of assets would be made with the AI tools though? For COD I think I saw them using AI for the profile banners. And again does AI need to be used to create those types of assets? What's wrong with digitally illustrating them. You can argue time and proficiency.

I understand that this is the path the industry is headed in. But would hiring real artists to make the AI made assets been a huge hit for them? Most likely not.

The last AC game I genuinely enjoyed and liked playing was Blackflag. I tried to play Origins but the change in combat didn't sit well with me. I hope this dumb AI bubble will burst soon enough. People losing jobs over stolen work, which theirs is probably in there, is really disheartening to see.

Oh trust me I know they do. (I was asking a rhetorical question). It's just so sad to see how greedy these game companies have become. Ubisoft, EA, Activision, and now Riot Games of all companies just disregard quality and push for more profits each year. So sick and tired of it.

Losers. Why can't they hire actual artists to create those assets? Sorry does the billion dollar franchise not have enough money to pay real artists?

When writing for animation what's something most Screenwriters get wrong about it? Is it format? Structure?

Also how does storytelling in animation compare to live action? What would be the main differences.

Oh shoot didn't even see this post! Thanks for doing such a great job on this. Loved the final result!

From the way you put it, it sounds like this has happened to you. I'm sorry if that's the case. No one should be yelled at if they're just voicing their thoughts. Since it's Hollywood I'd assume it's more common.

Out of curiosity what do you think the "stepping out of line" is? Disagreeing with an idea? Voicing your own idea? Is there an example you can share possibly. I'm not trying to instigate, I'm genuinely curious as to what you would define as "stepping out of line".

I think the best part about writing is that you're still able to use your imagination. Then the tricky part is trying to describe what you see in your head with the right combination of words. A mixture of fun and challenging.