A couple of months ago to see the solar eclipse...
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Don't fucking judge me =_=

What do you think that 21 in 1 shampoo is? Yeah that's right.

They already did. Almost none of the original staff from old Bioware is still with the company.

Dude... I think your mom is just 3 crows in a trenchcoat...

But don't worry, I have 1½ stones to deal with that.

Let it marinate. Either there's gonna be a data leak or they are simply going to sell the data themselves. AI companies are going to scoop it all up and train their models.

In a few years you can ask the LLM to generate you an accurate image of a reddit mod and we finally will have the definitive answer wether the the memes are all true or not.

Don't let Frieren get a hold of it. That little elf is up to no good.

*Networth

You fuck up badly, better be ready to liquidate some assets.

That's the best way to describe it.

So Project Zomboid is a 2.5D (2D sprites, 3D characters) Isometric game. For years people fantasized about it being in the first person perspective. The devs clearly stated that this is impossible on a fundamental engine level. Over the past 2 months people used AI to completely dissect the source code of the game and do the impossible. They created a mod called Project Viewpoint that turned all the 2D assets into 3D models and allowed to play in third and first person perspective.

This is an incredible feat. Imagine somebody would make a mod to freely rotate the camera in Age of Empires 2, a fully sprite driven 2D isometric game.

Further than that, people started to decomplie a lot of other games and scrap them for mechanics and assets. Project Viewpoint has become the driving force for advanced modding. They added the animations and weapons from Escape from Tarkov, the parkour mechanics from Mirrors Edge, the vehicle physics from BeamNG and so on and so on.

Project Zomboid is on it's way to truly become an everything game driven by AI assisted modding.

Even if it seems like the devs are losing control over their own game, for now they did the right thing. They acknowledged the current situation and warned people to be carefull with Javascript based mods that can execute malicious code, while not condoning the development of the modding scene and AI use.

Here's the devs community post:
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/108600/view/672883630592229814?l=english

Qwen 3.8 is not the smartest cookie when it comes to math. If the math is based on a research paper you can usually chug it in the context and it actually manages to one-shot the solution. But just from code alone it's not smart enough to figure out what the purposes of some matrices are and formulae are. I'd say it's on a junior coder level, it needs to get access to further research to actually understand implementations.

"This is Shockman"

What?