My game like that was Black, from Criterion. The destructible environments were inspiring and memorable for me. I should replay it...

I want you to know that I suffered psychic damage from the sudden realization that TLOU released 12 years ago. Where did the time go? 😂

Ah yes. Colors these days are so much denser and harder to compress than they were in the good ol' days of... *checks notes* 2013?

I worded it poorly, but I meant more that there's a disconnect from your theory and what a lot of AI offerings say. You say if you have design and aesthetic skills it will be a huge boost; a lot of AI seems to skew toward "you don't need those skills, I can do it for you."

This kinda feels like a fallacy though? "It would do better if I knew how to describe it better." That's what having design expertise would offer. That's the kind of expertise that AI companies seem to claim it can provide for you.

I don't see how it helps if you have both of those things? You are still entering a prompt into a black box. The LLM doesn't have your design sense, or the framing to convert articulated words back into design sensibilities.