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    I now see why Tim was so adamant about removing the AI badge on steam. steam should really block slop and let epic take that bullshit, it would be a service to humanity

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    That said, UE6 will keep doing the things you want Unreal Engine to do. Rendering will keep getting better. Cook times will come down. Iteration loops will get tighter. Mobile is increasingly capable.

    Even the press release is LLM authored, I see.

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        At this point, I’m just waiting for the day when I’ll try to initiate a conversation with a meat-drone, and instead of asking ChatGPT what opinion they’re supposed to have about what I’m saying to them, they’ll completely surrender the last vestiges of their shredded cognitive capabilities and just hold out their phone so I can chat with their LLM directly and leave them out of it. Probably while drooling a bit.

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          I’m getting to that point rapidly. I have a friend who feeds FAR too much PII to his favorite jumped up autocorrect… mostly medical. Nothing I’ve said dissuades him from this perilous path. Nor does any idiocy from the likes of Scam Norman.

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    The market will respond accordingly.

    If you haven’t heard of Godot, look into it. Doesn’t have the flash of UE, but it is quite capable and FOSS.

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      The market will respond accordingly

      No it will not. Google is all in on AI slop and everyone still uses Google products. So is Microsoft and majority of people still use their products. There are many more examples too of things that go all in on AI, get predicted to fail, and then nothing happens.

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        Google is all in on AI slop and everyone still uses Google products.

        A lot of people are now recommending DDG for search because Google search has become practically unusable

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      Doesn’t have the flash of UE

      I’m guessing (I haven’t used UE) that’s largely because UE adds a lot of graphics effects for the dev by default whereas in Godot you start with more of a blank slate. So something made by an inexperienced dev will look better (and run poorly) in UE.

      I don’t remember if they mentioned that explicitly in this vid:

      For example

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    I…The actual fuck? The devs did say they would add AI functionality to Unreal Engine 6, but I didn’t realize they would just turn it into an expensive slop generator. 🥴 Love it when corpos engage in the race to the bottom of the filthy profit seeking barrel; it kickstarts good open source peeps to create great and useful software. 😉

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    “It’s not the engine’s fault, It’S tHe DeVs”

    Unreal has been shit and is only getting worse. No defending it anymore.

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    For now, to make all this work, Verse runs on a single thread and calls C++ code built via a custom LLVM compiler that automatically transactionalizes the C++ code.

    I have many words, and let’s just say none of them good

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      …single thread

      If I had a dime for every time a single threaded process caused a performance issue I’d have enough for a few nice dinners.

      It’s 2026, if you can’t effectively multi-thread and learn to parallelize processes i question your effectiveness as a dev. Especially in performance oriented and scalable apps.

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        It’s 2026, if you can’t effectively multi-thread and learn to parallelize processes i question your effectiveness as a dev.

        Especially when you’re architecting an engine targeting AAA development which needs to eek out every spec of performance they can. Like this isn’t them forgetting to use a feature of a language, this is them just not even adding it.

        The LLVM also seems like a poor choice. Sure it’ll be fine for many but it’s still adding overhead and will make it harder to optimize that last 5% to nudge into okay performance. Hardware isn’t constantly evolving and being upgraded at the pace it used to.

        And actually go look at the syntax of Verse. It’s painful to read, which explains why they’re pushing LLM driven development so they don’t have to see their own monster

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        It’s for gameplay programming, not engine subsystems. These events must eventually be serialized (in the serializability sense, not marshaling) and handled by a single thread for the net code to work. Basically every engine does this (or risk having unreliable networking). The goal of this (last time I looked was when it was announced) is to make it easier to have distributed networking for multiplayer games.

        Also building this using c++ and LLVM will result in better performance than any blueprint system can achieve.

        We can hate AI and the direction of the engine but don’t just assume the devs at Epic are dumb.

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    Im confused

    Where in the post does it say what the title says?

    Is it in the video? I cant watch it currently

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      I haven’t watched this video either, but a creator I follow has said pretty much the same thing. Apparently, there was a keynote leak from Epic where their slides are talking about this.

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    The whole post just stinks of AI generated text too. Couldn’t even write his thoughts down without an AI to rewrite it for him.