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Anon delivers a prophecy
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this post was submitted on 17 Oct 2026
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I'm an adamant AI hater, but I think this is fine. If the game runs smoothly and without bugs, I don't care if the game was programmed with AI. If it's a buggy mess, it gets filtered out with all the other asset flip garbage. Steam supports returns and you can pretty quickly determine if a game is garbage within that return window, and leave a review saying it's a buggy mess. Sure, it's an extra step but almost all of the buggy garbage on Steam is immediately apparent from the Steam page or a AAA game, both of which would never get my purchase to begin with.
My issue is that it's misleading
You can advertise your game as no AI on steam despite heavily using it for everything that makes the game a game. I don't just buy games because they're fun I buy games to support a developer. I'd rather support a developer that still places value on the craft of game development.