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SOMEONE WITH ZERO CODING EXPERIENCE BUILT A FULL REALISTIC FIGHTER JET GAME WITH CLAUDE IN 4 DAYS the guy has never written a line of code before. he just described what he wanted to claude and kept iterating, and 4 days later he has a real flight combat game... > you fly actual fighter jets, lock onto targets and fire missiles > it launches off a carrier, dogfights, the whole thing > claude code and opus 4.8 wrote and debugged all the game logic in godot > the planes and missiles are free 3d models, claude handled 100% of the code > hes even adding missions to it now imagine showing this 10, 20, 40 years ago. a person talking to a mic, going back and forth, and a fighter jet game comes out the other end. the barrier to building was never the idea, it was the years of learning to code. that barrier is just gone nowshow more

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Ben Pielstick3 months ago

The thing really holding back AI the most at present is inability to generate 3d assets.

Alex James Bilodeau3 months ago

"Someone" "The guy" The beginnings of a great journalist at @FoxNews

Ryan Heltemes3 months ago

As a person with zero coding experience who has actually used Claude Code to successfully vibe code a full software suite, marketplace, and website, I'm gonna have to call B.S. on this claim of a full realistic fighter jet game in 4 days. I've been building Deliberon for going on 7 months. There is simply no way a person with zero coding experience can or will know all of the fine details needed to pull off a full product in 4 days. It's not even possible for experienced people, due to the nature of AI and prompting. AI definitely speeds up the process. I am living proof. I built a cognitive orchestration engine that would take a team of developers 5 years and millions of dollars to finish, and I did it in 7 months and ~$3,000, using Claude Code, patience, and determination. Had you said full working PROTOTYPE, I'd believe that wholeheartedly. But full game in 4 days? AI is good, but not that good. And the human will always be the bottleneck.

TheDisinformationObserver3 months ago

I'm going to be THAT GUY and say that F16s do not launch of any aircraft carrier.

Travis3 months ago

I can bet you $100 those models were not created with GODOT

Abhishek Koka3 months ago

this is cap as fuck lol

Ran (然然)3 months ago

Then he must have one hell of a credit limit for Anthropic to burn through.

Mike Darrow3 months ago

The code gatekeepers are gone!

Alex / Software & Business3 months ago

"the barrier to building was never the idea, it was the years of learning to code." The barrier has always been marketing, and it still is.

Sleeping Giant3 months ago

Four days you mean, 92 hour non stop right? Even that can’t make sense. There is no way this story is true 😂

Matt Filer3 months ago

Incredible. One tweak to the prompt... F-16s can't land on aircraft carriers

Matty3 months ago

All true guys, the prompt is: "You are a game dev with 30 years of experience, make me gaem like ace combat, no mistakes!! fix all bugs, real 3d models, successful game, fun to play, photorealistic graphic, use less tokens, I don't know json, thank you"

AI Mastery Guide3 months ago

Zero coding experience to a full flight combat game in four days is wild

truid.studio3 months ago

Oh cool, another throw away game that caused the servers to overload creating, just so it can be played for a showcase and never played again.

Colin Fitzpatrick3 months ago

Amazing. But is it a full game or just this demo. Can we play it?

loop3 months ago

What engine? Threejs?

Mark Brewer3 months ago

@BrianRoemmele @DJSnM

Infosec @ random3 months ago

“Realistic”

Saadi J🧠3 months ago

barrier is gone now

Victor3 months ago

This is very far from being realistic even 20 years ago.

@TheINAOG3 months ago

Tras jugar y ver el periódico.. Oye claude, justamente hubo un bombardeo en la version que simulaste al mismo tiempo que jugabamos! Claude: ¿qué simulé?

Hunt3rr 3 months ago

the 4 days part isnt the story imo. its that the barrier moved from can you code to do you actually know what you want to build. taste is the new bottleneck

Niall Horn3 months ago

Source?

/jawsofdefeat/3 months ago

and what is your point?

Jonny D3 months ago

One of the better examples I've seen, there is so much game slop out there

캐럿3 months ago

더 많은 정보가 필요합니다. 이걸 만든 사람은 누구인가요?

Somebody3 months ago

"that barrier is just gone now" - so why you talk about others doing it instead of making millions by yourself?

Casey3 months ago

holy sht thats so cool @grok build me this plz. make no mistakes.

Argona3 months ago

funniest part is he probably didnt even know what a game loop was on day 1 this is the stuff that makes me wanna go start something dumb tonight

MarkyB3 months ago

That’s insane

RaoulDuke3 months ago

autonomous agents are making rapid game prototyping way more accessible now

The AI Therapist3 months ago

Four days, zero coding knowledge, one fighter jet game. the coding gate just collapsed

Ufo2o3 months ago

Sounds like it should be a no brainer with A.i.

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