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You are correct that code doesn't deteriorate on its own, but there are serious risks to project which becomes "unmaintainable" for whatever reason. A lot of old games don't run on today's operating systems without finagling compatibility layers or third-party patches (Railroad Tycoon 3, my beloved). Any decision we make about GRF spec or features are locked in forever, as we almost never break savegames or remove major features. And if you let an LLM create a complex piece of software where you don't understand the code, bugfixing and adding new features can be a game of whack-a-mole trying to make the bug go away. (I won't name the title, but I saw this happen recently, and the game lost much of its community over the creator's public complaints about customer feedback.) > You can't, by definition, keep an open source project to yourself, or to a small group of developers. I know that's what happens. 3,4, maybe 5 people contribute over several years and you all get locked into "this is my game/project/code/whatever", but that isn't really the case. It's and open source project and anybody can contribute (if you let them) You are absolutely right that excluding any new contributors is a sure way to kill a project. But code still needs to be reviewed, and LLM-generated code is currently not feasible to review. It's hard enough reviewing code written by human strangers who can explain what they've done and why. LLMs generate confident and convincing-looking nonsense that often happens to be correct. Trying to review code and also suss out any hallucinations is a task I find impossible. (For context, I wrote most of OpenTTD's AI contribution policy, and review a lot of PRs from new contributors.) OpenTTD has survived 22 years of active development based on the skill, knowledge, and passion of its human contributors and maintainers. Outsourcing that skill and knowledge to a machine which pretends to be intelligent is not a viable path forward. Statistics: Posted by 2TallTyler — 05 Oct 2026 23:39 * * *

A game backup tool that saves your savegames every X minutes - hiccups1980/game-backup-tool