@Stephen Kiser looking good! Arcane all the way!

@Sascha Ahlers 🤯! That's a lot of Pokémon, I'd be stressed 🤣 !

@Tom Hodges , great to have you here and thanks for sharing 🙏. Those early BASIC days, remember them well! I also remember typing in the code from magazines, my first text adventure game was "Smaug" 🤣. A 30-year break, a visual arts degree, and now you're back making games — that's not a setback, it's an advantage. Your art background is a real strength. Plenty of people can get LLMs to write code, but not everyone has an eye for design and visuals. LLMs can help with the technical side; you bring the creative direction. The learning challenge you mentioned is real. LLMs can generate code, but it doesn't teach game development thinking. A lot of people get stuck there and give up. You're clearly still pushing forward. What are you building right now? I'm sure the community would love to see it. Make a post in 'Projects' if you get a moment!

Interesting that nobody's voting for 'learning to code' 😅. The world shifted. The question isn't whether AI agents can build your game — it's whether you'll try directing one before you talk yourself out of it. Mini Quest 1 is 5 minutes. No excuses. Join the Hall of Fame!

@Nathan Campbell I agree but it may be a little like 'The Internet' vs 'The World Wide Web'. In theory I'm browsing the WWW, not the Internet. Good luck getting everyone to switch 🤣 Also old style NPC behaviour wasn't really AI 😅 This discussion could end in bar fight 👊💥 !!!

@Nathan Campbell 🤣

A working clicker in 5 minutes — day one shipped! 🎉 Mini Quest 2 is ready when you are. They stack — each one adds a new piece to your toolkit 🔥

@Eddie Tru great to have you here, welcome!

@Dennis Hopper 👋 Ideas are the fun part. What kind of games are you cooking up?