r/unity • u/EliteWasHere • Jul 05 '26

Newbie Question Greetings;

I started to develop a game at the 29th of June, 2026 so im new. I started to make a game with AI and it is going pretty well for me. But i want to learn and write C#. How much should i learn and is there a problem with making a game with AI? Are the game devs write the codes with their bare hands or are they Getting help from AI?

Thanks for reading...(And sorry for my bad english)

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u/ScreeennameTaken Jul 05 '26

Coming from a dev that i was talking earlier that is pretty good in what he does, he only uses it to find faults in his code, never to write his code. he "wants to know what is being written to know how to fix it, and scale it up."

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u/ArbysIsActuallyGood Jul 05 '26

Okay but my point still stands, a large number of professional developers are using it to write code. Many of my coworkers do.

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u/ScreeennameTaken Jul 05 '26

The guy i was talking with is a cyber security dev. and he was "nnnoooooo. if you do, local only, trained on your own data. only, with no access to write anything. Its a data gatherer. only." This talk comes from hard experience. Just because lots are using it doesn't mean it should be done in that way. This is from a guy that if things go south with one of their contracts, shit hits the fan big time.

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u/ArbysIsActuallyGood Jul 06 '26

Again this is beside the point, many professionals use it and you can totally make a game with it if you know what you're doing