Joseph Anderson writes a video game retrospective on Dust Force:
Dust Force is a unique and highly acclaimed 2D platformer game developed by Hitbox Team. It was released in 2012 for the PC, Mac, and Linux platforms. The game focuses on the player controlling a group of janitorial characters who clean up and restore balance to a world plagued by dust and filth.
The game’s main draw is its unique art style and creative level design. It features a vibrant, cartoonish art style, with simple but detailed visuals. Every level is filled with interactive objects that the player can use to their advantage. As the player goes through the levels, they must collect dust and restore order to the world.
The game also features a unique soundtrack composed by Hyperduck Soundworks. The soundtrack perfectly fits the game’s visuals and adds a unique atmosphere to each level.
Dust Force is a challenging yet rewarding game. It features an easy-to-learn control system, complemented by its tight and responsive controls. The game also features multiple difficulty levels, allowing players to find their own level of challenge.
Overall, Dust Force is a unique and highly acclaimed platformer game. It features a unique art style and soundtrack, along with challenging and rewarding gameplay.
It is not producing actual content/good code but a glib facsimile of such. Same with all the stuff about racism or whatever - it's trying to use a bunch of content and discussions from the internet to put together words in an order that make sense. The deeper substance/meaning is assigned later by human readers.
This is why I actually don't agree with the whole "content moderation" thing. Even in these replies you see people saying like "I hope you Reported This One!!"
They don't seem to understand that this isn't a human-like intelligence expressing opinions and positions on issues. It is essentially a big mirror being held up to humanity and presenting a reflection of all the content on the internet. And it would be a shame to distort that reflection because we, the dumb humans using it, are assigning it human emotions and motives.
We're like those animals in the videos where a mirror is dropped into the jungle, immobilized because we can't understand that the thing we are seeing that we feel the need to confront is actually just ourselves.
You can craft entire worlds and stories using this chat bot, in this example the KKK took over a jail and turned it into a plantation, this is what the bot produced when I asked it to create a conversation where a KKK member who speaks with a southern accent confronts a slave who speaks in Ebonics about the slave slacking
The writing is quite repetitive and unoriginal, if you look at the example conversations posted by JCrispy above, they are pretty much identical to the one you posted.
It features an overuse of exclamation points, repeated sentence structure, characters using identical vocabulary, and many more writing mistakes.
In all honesty - it simply sucks.
The writing isn’t notable or particularly good, it’s just funny to get it to write stories about Hitler, the KKK and slaves, etc because the developers tried very hard to code in stops so the bot couldn’t talk about these subjects
