It seriously is like a post about how they’ve burned their money just to get a few views.
Bold, from the person that was trying to get people here to play their slop-coded king of the hill game a few months ago.
Now I’ve made the first orbital racing game. https://slingshotspeeders.com/
So you’re using being called out for slop hypocrisy to try to advertise another slop coded game? Wow. That’s a level of shamelessness have yet to see until now.
Makes slop coded game, whines about others making slop coded games, tries to advertise another slop coded game when called out for it.
lol this is the same guy that “ai” “programmed” a bot to index all matrix channels publicly then refused to de-list mine https://lemmy.uhhoh.com/post/14726814
i think he really doesn’t get it
That’s pathetic. People who won’t de-list things on request like that are scum.
Bro is a slop loving idiot. They have AI generate stuff for them and keeps asking it’s a good idea or not all over Lemmy. No critical thinking skills at all, which is endemic to sloppers.
And this is precisely the sort of thing that sets apart community-run projects like the fediverse (!= Mastodon) apart from for-profit platforms like Twitter. The fediverse culture is based around consent and guarding each other’s safety. That means that just because you can do something, that doesn’t mean that people will accept you doing so.
And that is precisely what happened here. Someone started indexing all the posts of a group of largely vulnerable and marginalized folks, without asking for their consent, without trying to understand the community norms, just barging in and doing what they felt like without concern for the consequences to other people’s safety.
They got swiftly ejected from the community accordingly.
If you truly believe that it’s okay to index things just because “well, I can technically access it” without any further consideration, then to put it bluntly: you are a threat to the safety of marginalized folks, and you are not welcome in those spaces. You should also consider that there are plenty of people who cannot afford to take such a cavalier attitude as you.
Calling the first orbital racing game slop is fucking stupid, come up with something better next time loser.
I’m calling it what it is, prompt fondler. You love saying its the first like that automatically gives it some kind of extra gravitas. It doesn’t. Slop is slop. Grow up and learn to do things for your self.
Dumb fucking idiot can’t tell the difference between a unique novel idea and a slop clone.
Dumb fucking idiot can’t tell the difference between making something yourself (not slop) and having a machine vibe coding for you (slop).
Slop doesn’t mean clone, dumbass. It means you used AI to push out slop regardless of the content of the product.
Sign in with Google 🤢🤮
That’s why I made it so you can play without an account. I’m not storing passwords.
Sorry, I was just voicing my displeasure with Google in general.
Never suggesting you were scrapping passwords or accounts. Just hating on Google collecting metadata and all.
All good I understand, no need to be sorry.
When the game brakes, and you end up spending a ton of money on maintenance, people will quickly realise that it isn’t such a fun little project after all.
No one slopping up a GTA clone is gonna be maintaining it. They would just slop up a new one.
Slop is a verb now. 😄 English is just so amazing. Basically, anything can become a verb.
Anyway, so when you slop up a piece of software, it becomes abandonware immediately.
🤓Slop has been a verb for a long time. It’s just added a new meaning.
Whereas I’ll just play the 3 latest Saints Row games again. I mean The Third, IV Re-Elected, and Gat Out of Hell. We don’t talk about the shitty reboot. What started as a GTA clone for Xbox (when GTA was PlayStation-exclusive) surpassed GTA (at least, IMO) with its third entry and beyond. I’m not sure the Saints Row games I like are better than Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, but I will say they’re better than any GTA since. (And they’re more fun than San Andreas, and that counts for something.)
