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.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%)
Cosby fits right in with you guys, let's not pretend.
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 read the whole thing with way too much attention for an AI post (like, I might've actually read it once in full). 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’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.
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.
HA! You don't even want to know what else I use AI for.
no. ur just a troll
Tell us you're not an employee, or a cockgobbler. He did nothing wrong. Was under no contract. So stfu
JaWoodle certainly did something both morally and legally wrong when he continued sharing proprietary information he had received despite being told to stop.
How could you tell? Was it the ALL CAPS emphasis added to his posts, or was it the sounds of gooning from the rage bait replies heard throughout the interwebs?
Do you have copies of the all the legal contracts between TFP and JaWoodle?
Wow, really making the Woodleites look real good here.
I don't need to be privy to legal contracts between them to know it is morally and legally wrong to wittingly disclose someone else's intellectual property when asked not to.
Wtf. I am definitely not one of those. Have watched a handful of his videos. The people sucking the ■■■■ out of TFP are ridiculous. TFP have made a ton of mistakes. From losing the console rights, to abandoning that community for years, to making a game that sucked and they scrapped in less than a month... Come on. They even blame the community continuously.
Lmao that's rich coming from a pair of guys that only exist here because woodle decided to open the door to his kennel.
You don't have to be under an NDA to be legally and morally required to not disclose other's IP. Let's say Mick Jagger sent you unreleased Rolling Stones songs by mistake (my go-to rhetorical example). Maybe he typed in the wrong email address. It doesn't matter. You happen to not be under NDA with Rolling Stones. Do you think this means you are allowed to share those songs with the public? Just because you have never signed an NDA with them? That now you can share the songs with everyone as if you own them and that would be totally fine and decent and nice and not break any laws regarding intellectual property?
Legally? No. There's nothing legally wrong when someone screwed up, then blames you for their screw up. So yeah. Tfp are a bunch of re7ards for blaming him. Maybe they should have made a statement apologizing to the community. They would have come out on top. The community already is 50/50 with TFP. Especially since the town hall ■■■■ show is where they blamed us.
