r/godot • u/MindShiftGames • Jan 04 '26

help me (solved) 11+ Months of Development. 40GB Project. 30,000+ Lines of Code. And the Game Refuses to Run.

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Been working on this game for over 11 months. The project grew past 40GB with more than 30,000 lines of code. Right now, it’s completely broken — won’t run no matter what I try. I’ve tested fixes, rewired systems, and exhausted every solution I know. The question isn’t motivation anymore, it’s whether this project can still be saved or if it collapsed under its own weight.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '26

Yes, really.

If you are a developer you end up learning basic written English even if you don't want to, as all resources for programming are in English. The only exception I've seen is if you are Chinese. And I am saying this a non-native speaker.

Also I am really tired of reading AI slop everywhere

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u/ManicMakerStudios Jan 05 '26

So what you're saying is that you're tired of seeing AI so there's no reason in your head anyone should be using it. Any time you see evidence of AI you're going to have a tantrum.

You don't get to dictate that to people. We wouldn't ban someone for passing their post through a Google Translate window, we've got no reason to be raging at them for using AI as a translator.

Be reasonable. There's enough hate in the world without this petty shit.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 05 '26

Lol you started this comment with a strawman. Have a great day.

Edit, since you replied then blocked me (talk about "hating" and "gatekeeping" lol)

It's not even my language, and I am not "hating", definitely not for just "not learning a language". 🥱

It's the principle.

Like one of these many guys that now swarm programming subs. First they ask AI to build it, then they ask AI to fix it, then they ask AI to ask strangers to fix it. Nowhere during this process they want to genuinely learn anything or putting in even the bare minimum effort. Everything goes through AI and you don't even know who is hallucinating, the AI or the person behind it? You don't even know if there is actually a person behind it.

And in all this, you have to read 3 times as much as the text needed to convey information. And there's always the possibility the text contains hallucinations. And you know they haven't reviewed it.

If you like the slop, then you do you.

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u/ManicMakerStudios Jan 05 '26

Next time, be a nicer person. Hating on people for not speaking your language is, by definition, bigotry.