Please reconsider how to handle the JaWoodle thing.

Wording is key in perception.
"he was unwilling to absorb the full financial and performance cost of their mistake." reads already different while still being factual equal.
"TFP was unwilling to share financial and performance cost of their mistake." reads very different while putting the blame on the other side.

AI is indeed in who's bubble it's trained and how you use prompts. Meanwhile it is up to use how we judge the outcome and never take it for an absolute truth.

(My personal AI has a different outcome, Post-notice fault: TFP/BHVR 80% — JaWoodle 20% 🫠 )
The only things 7 Days to Die I do with ChatGPT is coding for my mods. And a lot of what we work on is the poor performance of the game and correcting features that I think are executed poorly (like the brightness setting which we fixed). So that might actually bias it against the competence of TFP. I've never discussed the community.

What I did was give it all the pertinent evidence and asked it for a percentage of blame. I also had it set to high intelligence, so it took a long time for it to thorough scan the evidence and formulate an answer.

I assume you simply let your AI solely scan the internet...aka Reddit...and it probably gave you an answer quickly.
 
I read the whole thing with way too much attention for an AI post (like, I might've actually read it once in full :P ). But this bit seems either hallucinated or entirely unrelated? Special access .. "special" is only in the EULA in the context of DLC and other online features, and PRE-RELEASE is mentioned only as a complete ban on transferring PRE-RELEASE SOFTWARE. These don't seem related to this case in any way..?
I copy and pasted your post to ChatGPT and asked it if you were right. But no matter how many times I asked it to answer, it kept on responding with:
"I refuse to answer anything that comes from an adult human that still uses pictures to communicate".

I've never seen it do this before.
 
Especially on a tight schedule - start asking questions from people on the other side of the planet, and lose hours upon hours of a tight window?
I’d just like to say that when I was in charge of the streamer weekend, Woodle seemed pretty capable of communicating with me instantly despite his relative world position to me.

But maybe he switched to carrier pigeons or smoke signals after I left the post…😉
 
All the evidence that already exists shows that woodle clearly knew what he was doing. He's been making 7DTD content for years and isn't new or clueless. One of the first things he did was open the menu to spawn in bandits. Making personal monetized content based on things that are supposed to be a companies private assets is one of the most obvious ways to get sued. No other company would behave differently in this kind of situation. Bandits are not a small or simple thing and woodle doesn't work for TFP. He has no right to have the only content on the internet involving the new bandits and get paid for it.

No one has any real idea about the legal contracts of either parties which makes all these posts even more silly. There's no way you guys actually expect TFP to just let woodle do what he wants and farm content that no one is supposed to see yet because of an ACCIDENT. They did not legally prepare for this because it was a mistake. People farting around about legality as if TFP wrote up a bunch of stipulations incase they accidentaly gave streamers a build they weren't supposed to get...

As far as i can tell, your book is whatever woodle decides to hand you. We will definitely find out, and i'm sure you guys will do a third review bomb after the results because woodle is not a victim.
In my opinion, JaWoodle would've been much better off if he'd complied with TFP's demands. He isn't anybody important. The algo doesn't care if he stays or goes, somebody else will fill the void. And after catching a copyright strike, he's already out more than he would've been had he simply complied. All that aside, how did he know he wasn't supposed to spawn something that the menu made available? If you have access to some thing of any kind that shows or even implies that he had that knowledge beforehand, I would like to take that into account.
 
I made this account to express my disagreement with how The Fun Pimps have reacted to the events which happened TO JaWoodle. He's done a lot to promote the game, and current handling of the situation does not sit well with me. While I understand the desire to retain secrecy regarding remarkably dangerous nuggets of knowledge about things like C*****N C***S (which I am excited for, however, note the sarcasm), please consider that cat left the bag eons ago and what's done is done. Who did it? The Fun Pimps, on accident. Who's suffering for it? JaWoodle. Not cool. Respectfully, The Fun Pimps are currently out of line. Out of pocket. Call it what you want, but please seek a better, more human path forward in this affair.

Thank you for your time. I wish you all the best.

Sincerely,

Old Man Travis Fleury-Lopez
REDE
 
In my opinion, JaWoodle would've been much better off if he'd complied with TFP's demands. He isn't anybody important. The algo doesn't care if he stays or goes, somebody else will fill the void. And after catching a copyright strike, he's already out more than he would've been had he simply complied. All that aside, how did he know he wasn't supposed to spawn something that the menu made available? If you have access to some thing of any kind that shows or even implies that he had that knowledge beforehand, I would like to take that into account.
It's the fact that it's BANDITS and that he is a long time 7DTD content creator. There's no way he could have been ignorant about the significance of bandits. It's one of the biggest features that people have been malding over for years, to the point where people will say the most god awful things because they haven't been implemented properly yet.

He went into the menu and saw new BANDITS that he 100% would have known was a big deal. That's why he specifically made a video about them, clickbait and all. Imagine if it was STORY instead of bandits, and he decided to open the menu to spawn in all the note items that held the entire story. Then decided to record all of the story notes as he read them out loud for his video, then decided to post that on his personal channel.

Do you understand how that would be a major issue? Do you understand why TFP would have to push litigation to stop that content if it was for story instead of bandits? They fact that they decided to ask him instead of immediately actioning him shows that TFP was at least trying to be patient.
 
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