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My progression to insanity and back trying to get the Polemarch AI working
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My progression to insanity and back trying to get the Polemarch AI working

Also in the mix: latest GameDiscoverCo show & lots of news.

OR: Against Pangram scans, virtue signaling, moral cosplaying, moral panicking, witch hunts, and Substack deputizing the witch hunters.

Iron Nest shipped with zero AI, Dragon Snacks put its AI in the build pipeline, and Valve’s own policy already explains why both of them won

Hardware costs, business risk, and career uncertainty are all rising

It was meant to bridge the device between PC and consoles. Instead, it will fan rage.

Week 14 | Chatting about the implications of Google Search on original content, recent anime and TV shows, and the next main game I'll be jumping into!

I was thinking about something today that feels small on the surface — but could have a real impact for creators, educators, and anyone who shares content online.

Taking a look at news about the reports of AI acceptance in Dragon Quest games, the positive return of Xbox, two incredible creators for the Community Spotlight, and more!

Dispatches from deep inside the inner conflict, fascination and confusion

AI didn't create your studio's biggest problem. It's about to reveal it.

A true story with a (fairly) happy ending about an issue I've been dealing with for months

What to Automate Without Guilt, What to Augment Carefully, and What to Protect Regardless of the Cost Savings.

What communities actually punish when AI assets ship without disclosure

The pro-AI crowd coined it as an insult. The games industry is about to find out why that backfired.


AI, student attitudes, God of War, and more [100 Subscriber Class Discussion II]
Chairs have been around for centuries. AI hasn’t. What both reveal says a lot about responsibility and intention.

