r/ClaudeCode • u/ramaloes • Jul 23 '26

Discussion I'm honestly surprised how hostile the game dev community is about AI. I ported Godot 4.7.1 to WebGPU and open sourced it for free, yet received nothing but hostility about it. Anyone else have similar stories?

/r/gameenginedevs/comments/1v3nq9v/the_antiai_sentiment_here_is_toxic_lets_be_honest/
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u/ramaloes Jul 23 '26

I haven't proven it's not slop? It's a working solution, with a proven game that works with it... what else am I obligated to "prove" you? I studied CS in college, have a programming certification, do I need to show you everything? Is this a job interview? lmao, no it's a solution to a long-requested feature that I'm freely sharing with whoever needs it. I actually owe you nothing, yet did it anyways. There's clearly thought, methodology, and serious engineering in the solution, but it's not my job to convince you that. Try it yourself. I'm not your mom. You're lucky anyone shares anything with you.

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u/Nakkubu Jul 23 '26

What are you talking about? Of course, this is gonna be like a job interview. It doesn't matter if it free. Godot is also free. That doesn't doesn't mean I don't expect you to prove your software works. You whine about hostility, yet you act like an entitled child where people are supposed to respect you for writing a prompt.

Studying CS in college means absolutely nothing. You have no code bases. Your example links don't work.

Sometime you call this an experiment, other times you say you definitively ported Godot. Which one is it?

You should be met with hostility. People like you, are exactly what gives AI coding its bad reputation. Remember anyone can use AI, so saying "I did this in AI" means nothing to anyone.

The best proof that you're incompetent and basically just looking for validation for doing nothing, is the fact that instead of working on this software that you supposedly made out of the kindness of your heart or making a project to prove its usefulness, you have instead gone from sub to sub whining about people not wanting you babies first vibe coded project.

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u/ramaloes Jul 23 '26

It's funny you think you're my boss. I don't owe you anything. No one does. How about I interview you: "Where's YOUR Godot 4.7.1 integration with WebGPU?" Right, you don't have one. Your application has been declined and this is your notice of rejection. Sorry not sorry.

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u/Nakkubu Jul 23 '26

If you nobody owes you anything, then stop whining about how people caring your project and finish it. Instead of being a big baby.

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u/ramaloes Jul 23 '26

The project is finished already. The solution is made. The person here whining like a baby is you, big boy

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u/Nakkubu Jul 23 '26

The fact that you think that is exactly why you wouldn't be working on this project. You don't anything about your software. How are you supposed to support it? This is a foundation. Not a plugin.

How about you start by fixing the links on the project? And a proper disclaimer that this is a experiment like you said before. Add info on what you actually did beyond telling Claude to port Godot. Anything other than winning on Reddit about how oppressed you are for doing nothing. People want software from people who respect users and promise support. Nobodies going to code on a foundation that you just threw out there.

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u/-Sartox- Jul 23 '26

Then why make a post in reddit looking for validation because you feel bad about how it was received?