Janelle

Something I've noticed recently is that a lot of developers who rely on AI to make their games are now realizing they can't actually afford to keep developing them. This was always one of my biggest concerns with AI. Not that it would replace developers, but that developers would become so dependent on it that they'd gradually substitute their own technical skills with a service they don't control. I think a lot of people are now realizing that they're no longer just investing time into making a game. They're burning tokens, paying subscriptions, and funneling money into massive tech companies just to sustain a workflow they've become dependent on. What was sold to people as a way to make game development more accessible has effectively introduced an entirely new financial barrier to entry. The producer becomes the product. You've outsourced so much of your workload to a subscription service that your ability to create is now tied to someone else's pricing model. The more dependent you become, the more expensive it becomes to operate independently. I genuinely believe the developers who will succeed on Roblox in the long term are those who remain the architects of their own projects. People who understand their codebase, make their own technical decisions, use LLMs only to accelerate monotonous tasks like debugging rather than outsourcing the process. You are no longer a developer when you cannot function without AI. These companies have managed to turn developers into recurring customers of the very tools they were told would make them independent.

There's a full set of 2013 Bloxcon trading cards for sale on eBay right now. Crazy what these go for these days, although this one hasn't sold yet, so who is to say.

instead of rdc stickers i’m selling liquid iv at 300% markup in light of everyone barhopping the night before

Do Big really revived Muscle Legends The game peaked at 11,704 CCU 2 days ago, and its "biggest update ever" will release on August 22

WE'RE GETTING ROBLOX REELS #RDC2025 #RDC25