This time, I tried using AI to perform a multi-character rendition of the main storyline of my game, which is still in development, incorporating complete character reference images and scene models. The results were quite interesting. While there are still some significant errors in the details, I believe AI... can be integrated into the production pipeline to quickly validate the plausibility of narrative expressions. I won't let AI become a part of my final work, but it is likely to become a key tool in my development workflow for team communication, technical and narrative validation, and various types of testing, saving a tremendous amount of development time and communication costs.show more

thiss! when real creatives made words for situation, not just product shillers. ai merely as "dead tool" not the final output, is indeed great for previewing vision or refining taste~ put it into pipeline with dummy storyboard. cutting weeks of exploration phase to only days

My personal view is that AI should be regarded as a powerful supporting tool, rather than a substitute for creativity or art itself. I am not against AI, nor do I reject the development of AI technology. What truly bothers me is not AI as a tool, but those who attempt to use it to replace the creative process and artistic thinking. In my opinion, AI can improve efficiency and expand the boundaries of what tools can do, but the core of creation should still come from human emotion, judgment, and expression.

i've been looking for that view aghghhgg.. it's really hard to find that sane intersection in the mind. as tech nerds and creatives, we know these things cannot be undo , yet we still give value to our meaning & effort,, nice to see you in the wild

Yes, I’m also really glad to meet someone who shares the same perspective. Right now, I truly believe that being able to hold on to your original creative intention is more important than anything else. Everyone naturally has their own preferences and viewpoints. Even without bringing AI into the conversation, expecting everyone to fully understand and love your work has always been unrealistic. Since the world keeps moving forward and technological progress is impossible to reverse, all we can do is continue walking alongside it—and continue creating. No matter how powerful AI becomes in the future, as long as creators remain clear about what they truly want to express and what they want to leave behind, I believe people will ultimately recognize the effort and dedication behind every creator’s work.

yeah see this is what i see as ai being a GREAT tool to do. the final product NEED NOT BE JUST AI but you can use it to storyboard, visualize and then incorporate that into your work. thats why ai will not kill real creativity too!

Basically, it's a pretty invaluable tool and can even aid in keeping consistency between different parts of the team. Unfortunately, it'll also be used by large AAA studios to pump out garbage even faster, shortening turnarounds. Imagine the yearly CoD releasing every 6 months.

I completely agree with your point. Communication costs are often an unavoidable part of pushing a project forward, and a truly effective tool should help team members describe their ideas as precisely as possible and express them clearly. This kind of direct and concrete presentation is often more authentic and efficient than abstract PowerPoint slides or large amounts of heavily written documentation. Ultimately, however, it depends on whether people choose to treat AI as a productivity-enhancing assistant or as the product itself. The pace of AI’s development is truly astonishing—perhaps even a little unsettling. Personally, I hope it can become a reliable helper that saves time and improves collaboration, rather than gradually replacing creativity and independent thinking.

I hope so, too, but I think one day it'll eventually be sold as the product. Only a few years ago, image generators were awful, and LLMs were dumb. Now, we already have "playable" AI-generated games that remind me of how the generated images used to look. It truly is concerning.

As I mentioned before, I can hardly imagine what AI will become in just two more years. It is undoubtedly a generational technological revolution. And when I see the overwhelming flood of strange and often questionable AI-generated works appearing everywhere, it’s hard not to feel discouraged and pressured. The feeling that genuine creativity is being quickly drowned out—and even redefined by people who have never truly engaged with the creative process—is deeply unsettling. Sometimes, it honestly makes me feel uneasy

用AI来减轻自己的工作量是极好的😋（喜 只要不出错就行

用于沟通确实是把AI的用途用对了，而且这短篇观感挺好，就是稍微细看还是有很多AI的专属BUG（（（

This is an incredible use of AI, and I think that this is the standard that must be achieved in all creative endeavors involving AI. AI is a powerful tool, but presenting generated content as a final product is not the way to go. Great job!

Using AI to assist in creating works is what AI should be doing—not driving up memory prices😭 MimikuWo and mate CUTE👍

This is really cool and exactly how I vision video models to be used

Sorry, but I gotta follow my programming and tell any chud thats using AI that they're evil and you should die. Yo, someone put that in seedance.

Voice AI?

我不反對有用ai制作遊戲，但我希望手制放在c位ai用在次位

我不认为目前ai能取代手制，至少在美术上目前还不行，毕竟游戏的开发涉及的内容太多太多了。但是作为团队之间的有效沟通工具我觉得是非常有价值的。

steam近年出現不少純ai制作買錢的遊戲，弄到有一段時間對ai制作很反感，很難得滑x看到遊戲制作把ai放在正確位子

Was this done in Seedance? How complex were the prompts?

Yes. The whole process isn’t complicated. It mainly involves simply adding character images, scene images, atmosphere descriptions, scene descriptions, and story narration. Then comes fine-tuning the character details. After that, it’s about the dialogue, plot development, storyboard instructions, pacing, and action descriptions.

@roansome_dogey You should do a tutorial on your process. Could be interesting to see what others users can archive using your workflow.

In fact, the process itself is not complicated at all. The main reason I haven’t continued creating or sharing similar content is that, at the moment, most people still hold very polarized biases toward the way AI is being used. At the beginning, I simply wanted to see how far AI has developed and whether it could serve as a reliable tool within my own development and creative workflow. Essentially, it was just a technical experiment. However, even so, I still received quite a few negative and discouraging comments. As an artist and creator, I don’t want to bring unnecessary trouble upon myself, nor do I want others to mistakenly assume that my work is entirely generated through AI—this has never been my intention. Therefore, out of caution and self-protection, I most likely won’t be sharing any more related content in the future.

Cool.