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No one or nothing can convince me this horse simulator was ever good even with mods 😂
The voicelines/dialogue Options are something i would be opposed to not sure If they are generated here
How did they do the additional dialogue options? Did they use AI to generate the voices of the original actors? If so, that’s messed up
The frustrating part is companies can replace employees with AI, but the second we start replacing companies with AI developed programs the regulations will start rolling in
I always thought about a cyberpunk game with the Nemesis system
Such pattent on universal idea is blatant nonsense. Period
I think, just like anything else, there will be companies that use Ai really well and in clever ways producing quality products, and there will be companies that use it to cut corners and increase profit margins that ultimately produce lower quality products
Bring this to Stalker2 plz….fuck ALife
24:01 All of the time?😏
Who else though this was about a RDR2 Resident Evil crossover? just me oh okay.
I am actually in my first play through in Chapter 3. Yes I just got back into gaming in June I am 53 but I am addicted to the slow play of RDR2. This is awesome. I am already running a heavy modded setup with Redrunks Factions and Bandit hideouts mods installed. This could replace all that with even more. I will wait until you all sort out the bugs first.
Bro I did it and launched it and been working great! I did it when it was like 10 hours old
I have been playing with Unreal and AI for 4-5 months now and you can use it to make quality systems if you use it for that, and for people who may not be good at coding projects can now be started that go beyond just simple playing around to building and stringing together systems. I believe we will start to see cool indie games from creative people who couldnt get their game ideas out before this.
I want to start my own gang to take on Dutch and Micah
I couldn’t care less that AI is used as long as the game is good and beautiful
its funny to me that people say "vibe coded" but…professionals use AI as a tool all the time.
The problem is when someone that doesn't know how to code just posts whatever the AI produces, and doesn't actually read what the code is and understand it.
There's a difference between someone that knows how to code and uses the AI to accelerate development, vs someone that doesn't know how to code at all.
14:05 they should already know that AI is involved 😂. Do they think the modder has 20 million laying around to create that system?
Imagine this in GTA VI.
I’m a senior software engineer and I can confirm – AI coding agents are part of the core identity of our profession now, so to me, seeing that Claude was used for some of the scripts here just feels like par for the course for modern development.
There’s a lot of the AI industry that I hate – generative AI is a true blight and I think it has no place in our society – but the very nature of software engineering aligns surprisingly well with what these AI agents are built to do.
I think most non software engineers imagine that your day to day is spent writing line after line of code, but that’s far from the truth – most of your time is spent reading documentation, looking up answers to problems you encounter online, and borrowing well designed patterns and solutions that others have adapted and making it fit into your project. AI is remarkably good at doing all of the above, and can reduce what may once have been an all day development task for me down into just a single afternoon’s worth of work.
But that’s not to say you can rely solely on AI – every single time an AI agent writes code, I end up rewriting parts of it or pushing back on some of the design choices it makes. Sometimes, I do still end up digging into research on my own to find a solution tailor fit to a specific use case we may have. To me, the AI agent is more of a “pair programmer” who can very quickly compile material from the internet and pull them together into a solution that you can then farther refine. I think what some people don’t yet understand is that there is a big difference between a project that is “vibe coded”, and a project that uses AI to assist in the development in a sensible way as a tool for its engineers. I can guarantee you seeing the apparent quality of this mod that it’s far more likely to be the latter than the former, but I also appreciate that to the average layman, that difference seems negligible – if not outright nonexistent.
I do not care about whether or not AI was used. So long as I can afford the product and I enjoy it.
Good, AI is there to be used, so use it. If you don't because of "the principle" you're just being a little idiot.
Edit: Oh, and that absolutely includes generating art assets. Imaging how powerful and useful it is for a developer to generate his own concept art instead of having to trudge over to the art team, explain what he needs to a graphics designer, wait a couple of hours for the final art and then it's wrong anyway. Sucks for everyone. Much better to just have the dev generate his own assets. And then, if it sucks, down the line, maybe that's when an actual designer can come in and redesign it to make it nicer… Or not, maybe it's good enough. But during development? No, you not just can use generated art, you probably even should use it.
There are a couple of famous examples in the music industry. . In 1963, the Mellotron was made. Essentially the first sample playback instrument that could replay recordings of live instruments from small tapes within the instrument when you press a key. Strings & Choirs were now at the touch of a key. It started off one of the first conversations around musical theft from performing artists within the classical realm.
Everyone hates AI until it does something they like
You can't hold the tide with a broom. Might as well accept the inevitable, and vote with your wallet. No sense in getting stressed, it's only getting started. In terms of jobs? Find a new one. That's how life has always worked with innovation and evolution since the beginning of 'jobs.' With every new shift in tech and society, hundreds of new jobs open up. AI and robotics will be a difficult transition, but we have to find a place to fit in and make money. As we always have.
Edit: It's mad to play with M&K? Wow, it's crazy how different people are. I vastly prefer M&K in RD2. So much better. I also play in FP for most of the game.
I thought game developers could not use this because they would get sued
Everyone uses agents to code. It's the norm. People getting upset about it about a RDR2 mod are late to the debate.
AI is a tool and these people crying about this are just dumb.
As a blue collar factory worker with little free time to game. I definitely have no interest in wasting my hard earned money on souless ai crap, regardless of how many bells and whistles they have. So i guess I'll stick to stuff made before 2023 just to be safe.
Warner Bros (Games div.) stole from the world with their patent, thank goodness for modding
Why can’t gaming companies change the nemesis system ever so slightly to get around a patent? Companies do it all the time, why is it different with this system?
AI to crack the nemesis system just like the jailbreak of Sony
I will report my findings… just downloaded it. Good vid as usual Luke!!
37:36 in this example, we're the horses, not the people working in the horse maintenance industry.
17:09 I'm one of those people. I have less of an issue with the use of AI in coding, but I still have a major issue with generative AI. I think there is a genuine difference between the two. Coding, while a bit of an artform, is more of a science. Writing and art is human expression, and asking a computer to do your work steals the life from it.
since this seem to generate a previous history when starting a new game, it sounds like they took systems from dwarf fortress and put it into rdr2. "nemesis-system" is just more widely known.
AI is a tool that should be used to enable creativity and not replace it. This mod seems like a good example of that.
I would happily sacrifice the bottom percent of society as batteries to power our AI mods.
AI has its place. I’m not totally against it. I am totally down to try this mod.
When I see what random people are creating with AI, I can only imagine what experienced engineers will innovate and build in terms of internal tools. Take CD Projekt Red for example they have a tough task ahead in launching The Witcher 4 without technical bugs, To avoid potential issues with Unreal Engine, I imagine they will develop advanced proprietary rendering tools, It's nice that they are openly discussing their developments with Epic Games, unlike Rockstar, who only give us glimpses into their technologies
What's absolutely crazy is that everyone is totally ok with ai, just not when it's called ai. Wtf do people think Photoshop is when you boil it down? You think that clicking a "repair" tool and dragging the cursor around a faded photo, making it look new mean YOU fixed it? It's fucking analog ai. Ai is just an algorithm (a hyper complex one or many), but it's an algorithm that can increase its complexity and effectiveness by adding neverending branches on its own by "learning". Christ, the most stripped down version is spell check… YOU didn't suddenly learn to spell or use correct grammar, you type something that's essentially WRONG and code in a computer will pop up onscreen to tell you shits bad. It "suggests" how to fix it on your own or click a button, and IT will fix it (plus make it better) for you.
The vast majority of the population think how they're told to think by their "peers". If the herd thinks a certain way, then so too does the individual. It's not coincidence that a group, community, city, region and even COUNTRY seem to ALL like the same sports, hobbies or EVEN MORALS. You like football because everyone around you growing up likes it. Oh, you live in Texas and you like country music? Never would've guessed…
AI needs to be regulated for its environmental impact, I do not care if you use it or not and how much it cost you, I just don't want the planet to be a unlivable wasteland. I also want to know if you used it for creative purposes (concept arts, music, etc…)
More people use AI. Just use your creativity to guide it
Add this in gta 5, cyberpunk, and crimson desert
AI is not going anywhere. Either use it or dont. I dont get people complaining about FREE mods using AI.
Arthur heard it all and seen it all 11:05 😂
Please god, let me live to see this in cyberpunk 2077.
The issue most people have with AI modding specifically is less about "death to AI". That's definitely kind of a factor. The biggest thing I've seen is the polishing of said mods. Continued support for something you didn't labor over is less likely and a lot of people who use the AI don't know how to go in and fix the little things that smooth out the experience.
Can't wait for the in depth Skyrim Nemesis System that's bound to happen.
I took a time machine back to when the hammer was invented and there were cavemen that just couldn't understand the new fangled gadget and feared that it would bring about the end of 'civilization' as they knew it. Boy were they right!!!
AI is no different. It's just the next iteration of a tool, like the hammer, that can and will most definitely reshape 'civilization' as we know it. Don't get your panties in a wad over the hammer!!