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When I said I used AI to learn the basics, I meant simple things like how to move a character in a certain way, how to display dialogue, and other basic Ren'Py syntax "I also faced some issues at the beginning that I couldn't find solutions for online, so I had to ask AI for help". That was only at the beginning. After that, I continued developing the rest of the project and fixing errors on my own without anyone/anything else's involvement.


If you don't want to play projects that involved any use of AI whatsoever, even something as minor as that, that's completely your choice, and I respect it.

What I don't appreciate is being portrayed as hypocritical or as someone who "doesn't really care about the environment" because of that. Those are assumptions about me that go beyond what I actually did.


I want to end this discussion here, and I won't be responding to any further replies that reopen the discussion or expand it further.

Thank you.

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No need to reply, but I wish to tell you there are tons of communities out there where new and indie devs learn and sometimes collaborate together, just like any other form of art, as well as tons of online videos and tutorials, just like any other form of art.

But you can't use the "Bad-for-the-Environment Machine" to assist making a game with major themes of environmentalism and not expect any pushback on that.

I’m not in a position that allows me to do collaborations with anyone, and learning the basics from AI was the most practical way available to me since my time was limited and I needed to release the game on a certain date.  

I hope you understand this, and that this matter ends here.