It’s interesting to hear Ken Noland’s take on AI tools in game dev. Honestly, I get where he’s coming from. It feels like every other week there’s a new AI tool promising to revolutionize the industry, but when you dig deeper, it often falls short of expectations. Game development is such a complex art and science that I think we sometimes underestimate the human touch needed to really make something special. Sure, AI can help with some tasks, but it can’t replace the creativity and intuition that comes from real developers. Plus, nostalgia plays a huge role in games like X-COM—no algorithm can replicate that magic. It’ll be cool to see how this tech evolves, but for now, it seems like we’re still in the early days.