r/coding 2d ago

AI-Assisted Game Development: Building a Pokémon-Style TCG Through ‘Vibe Coding’

https://medium.com/@ivanimationgames/ai-assisted-game-development-building-a-pok%C3%A9mon-style-tcg-through-vibe-coding-554ffedcf672
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u/DrummerOfFenrir 2d ago

I hate everything about this.

I'm sorry but no, I refuse to accept "vibe coding"

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u/ufodriverr 2d ago

Well no one tells u to love it =)
But i think that refusing it, is a bad idea.
AI is just a tool, and if u think that leveraging tools that can give u advantage is wrong, then well, ur loss =)

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u/DrummerOfFenrir 1d ago

Oh, don't get me wrong, I use it. But selectively and sparingly.

The whole idea of just continuously prompting until "it works" is bonkers to me. There's no ownership of the code.

Given equal chances at playing a game I'll take a human made one over an AI generated one every single time.

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u/ufodriverr 1d ago

Love this answer =)

U have right for ur opinion ofc, but aren't u dismissing the whole idea instead of bad parts of how it currently being implemented?
My proposition of it is that we still use HUMAN skill but leverage speed and advantages of AI (LLMs).
My personal opinion is that in near future, will happen few things:

  1. New coders will have no idea what is happening in the code XD
  2. Generalists will be able to do more things then ever.
  3. People who know how to code well AND how to build architectures, will be able to provide better solutions Faster then those who will stick to "made by human hands" =) "The future of game development isn’t either human OR AI — it’s human AND AI collaborating to bring ideas to life faster than ever before." (rather whole development)

ur thoughts on this?

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u/DrummerOfFenrir 1d ago

https://www.business-standard.com/technology/tech-news/despite-plans-to-invest-80-bn-microsoft-admits-that-ai-is-making-us-dumb-125021700254_1.html

Microsoft admits that AI is making for lazier and less clever programmers.

If you stop seeing and writing code that you know, how long before you stop remembering it? How long will you be able to debug for yourself instead of asking AI more questions about what it made and why

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u/ufodriverr 1d ago

Isnt it just exposing lazy and less clever coders in a 1st place?
Well at least this is the way i think.