AI/LLM vent
@Metaph Yes and no even for that space tbh. Rules space is limited, being able to get it to DM will kind of still need a referee/house rule to manage. So still requires people to get results from.
From generative spaces in roguelike (as in Rogue) games that don't use LLMs or thefty algorithms: biggest risk is learning the tone/modeling and predicting the output of the generator. Makes campaign bits start to blend together, needs people to make not boring too.
AI/LLM vent
@Metaph Putting it in perspective: when you think about a game like Dwarf Fortress, the rules are predictable and boring, as are rote outputs of it. A lot of the fun and feedback mechanisms come from what folks bring to it and the stories they're building/sharing.
So yeah, in the sense of rules arbitration, you'll get an approximation. But you start hitting limits for intrigue/novel story writing really fast, and need people to fill the gap to keep it interesting.
