← Back to context Comment by hlynurd 18 hours ago For some people the "love of the game" trumps economics 3 comments hlynurd Reply 0c3ca83 17 hours ago Exactly, which is why, if you love the game, I don't see any reason to contribute to a project that outsources the game to AI without getting paid heavily for destroying any chance of people making a living from the game. hlynurd 16 hours ago I mean, yeah, from an economic standpoint. vickychijwani 18 hours ago Indeed. I would say that’s the healthy way to approach any such pursuit. Else the economics taints everything if you let it.
0c3ca83 17 hours ago Exactly, which is why, if you love the game, I don't see any reason to contribute to a project that outsources the game to AI without getting paid heavily for destroying any chance of people making a living from the game. hlynurd 16 hours ago I mean, yeah, from an economic standpoint.
vickychijwani 18 hours ago Indeed. I would say that’s the healthy way to approach any such pursuit. Else the economics taints everything if you let it.
Exactly, which is why, if you love the game, I don't see any reason to contribute to a project that outsources the game to AI without getting paid heavily for destroying any chance of people making a living from the game.
I mean, yeah, from an economic standpoint.
Indeed. I would say that’s the healthy way to approach any such pursuit. Else the economics taints everything if you let it.