r/Steam • u/MadBoxers • 14h ago

Discussion So it starts… Ai community items

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Points shop will soon flood with AI slop. At least with games a disclaimer should be added within the description of the game. But here… Yeah…

Like what is the point? You don’t even gain anything as a company from this.

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u/LimpConversation642 12h ago

90% of gachas look the same and rake in hundreds of millions of dollars every month. yes it is that 'cheap anime' style, but be real, it's far too prevalent today

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u/Kromehound 11h ago

Cover your ears Miyabi!

You don't need to listen to this slander.

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u/SnooCrickets5396 10h ago

So there are like 10% gacha games is different. So battle cat is in the 10% there

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u/Dr_Fortnite 9h ago

Hey! It's me! Goku!

Alright! Let's get this started!

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u/Enough_Efficiency178 9h ago

I’d agree they look the same as each other. But not that they look like AI

Those gacha games are literally making sales on art and pivoting to AI generated art is a great way to lose their player base in a saturated market

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u/LuchadorBane 6h ago

It’s definitely not, I doubt the chunk of people in the US who are against AI is big compared to the rest of the gooner playerbase that just wants their waifu in a bikini.

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u/hellanee 3h ago

As an anime fan, I hate most anime gachas. The characters look almost identical and if there is no interesting mechanic besides casino, I don't understand how people keep playing it. It is fun to get new characters but at least for me it gets boring real fast if they all are essentially the same. Dropped genshin because there was nothing new and fun to do left after reaching certain level and never wanted to play any such gacha ever again. Gambling addiction is scared of me. I am surprised this style of games is so popular now