A mai világban már minden AI még az is ami nem.

Az utóbbi időben egyre gyakrabban tapasztalom a munkámban és a mindennapokban is, hogy az emberek csípőből rásütik mindenre az 'AI' címkét.

Több mint egy évtizede dolgozom a szakmában. Mindig is szerettem saját magam átgondolni a struktúrákat, kódolni a felületeket, odafigyelni a design rendszerekre és az utolsó pixelig mindent a saját kezemmel felépíteni. Régebben egy letisztult, profi felületre vagy egy aprólékosan kidolgozott art-ra azt mondták az emberek: Hű, ezen látszik a rengeteg munka és a tapasztalat. Ma pedig a válasz gyakran csak annyi: Ja, ezt biztos a Claude dobta össze vagy hazudsz, ez AI.

Elképesztően elkeserítő látni, hogy a digitális térben mennyire elértéktelenedett az emberi munka és az évek alatt megszerzett szaktudás. Szomorú, hogy eljutottunk oda, hogy a minőség már nem az elhivatottság bizonyítéka, hanem a gyanúé.

Az is vicces, hogy régen a tervezéseken az emberek fájlról fájlra tudták, hogy abban ott pontosan mi van. Mostanában meg tervezésen már mindenki csendbe van és, ha hirtelen kell mondani valamit, akkor csak mondanak valami bullshitet, mert nincs idejük promptolni. Aztán jönnek az újabb igények a kollegák pedig ezerrel csak promptolnak. Átgondolatlanul, mert az AI azt mondta, hogy ez jó megoldás lesz. Aztán kiderül, hogy egy csomó mindent nem fedtek le. A vezetőség pedig csak azt látja, hogy nézdmár Józsika 2 nap alatt letudta az egész igényt. Én meg lapátolom utána/utánuk a szart.

Ti mit gondoltok erről?

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u/Sea_Intention9648 — 7 days ago
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I spent months building a server-authoritative, Dark Economy RPG Sim (.NET/C# + Ionic/Angular). 2,500+ unit tests later, t

Hey everyone,

I think this is officially the biggest and most complex project of my life. I've been working as a professional software developer and UX designer for years, but for the past months, I’ve been pouring all my spare time and experience into a passion project: **Where Is My Home? (WIMH)**, a text/image-based, deep, and dark atmospheric fantasy RPG Sim built entirely as a solo dev.

*Quick note upfront:* **This game is 100% AI-free.** Every line of code, every mechanic, the entire lorebook, and all design elements are handcrafted by me. No generated shortcuts.

Given my professional background, I really didn't want to build just another generic cash-grab. I wanted to build a high-quality, full-fledged mobile experience for both **Android and iOS**, focusing heavily on engineering a rock-solid backend foundation and a clean user experience from day one.

**The Tech Stack & Architecture:**

* **Backend:** .NET / C# organized into strict Clean Architecture vertical slices. The domain layer is completely isolated—modules can’t bleed into each other, meaning zero spaghetti code.
* **Server-Driven Truth:** 100% server-authoritative logic. Every resource regeneration, stock market fluctuation, economic loop, and combat calculation is processed server-side based on real-time UTC timestamps. No client-side manipulation or cheating is possible.
* **Bulletproof Stability:** I’ve written over 2,500+ automated unit tests to protect the mathematical formulas, lazy-regen calculations, and transactional audit logging.
* **BalanceSim CLI:** To make sure the economy doesn't break in two days, I built a dedicated simulation tool to run thousands of hours of offline gameplay in seconds to fine-tune progression curves, drop rates, and gold sinks.
* **Frontend & Native Apps:** Since UX is a top priority for me, the client is a highly responsive, modern, Signals-based Ionic + Angular application, fully compiled and optimized into native **Android and iOS** mobile apps.

**What is the game actually about?**

It’s a slow-burn, persistent-world dark fantasy rpg sim featuring:

* **26 different jobs & 6 unique career tracks**
* **9 crafting & gathering professions** with deep recipe ladders
* **13 playable classes & 8 distinct races**
* **An expandable Farm / Homestead system** with mutating crops and mythical beasts
* **Multi-phase LFG Group Raids & Solo Roguelite Dungeons**
* **Mystic & Underworld systems**, high-stakes crimes, and a fluctuating Stock Exchange
* A heavy, lore-driven cosmic endgame called **"The Descent"**
* **and ETC.**

The comprehensive **Alpha Manual / Lorebook** is now complete, detailing every single active mechanic in the game right now. I've attached/linked the PDF below so you can read through the mechanics yourself!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cdH-1yW-XTF_7rJ5ld7vpaDJJ0u4XElG/view?usp=sharing

If you love text-based RPGs, deep economic systems, or complex math-heavy simulators, I’d love to have you on board.

The Discord is still a bit bare-bones, but the app code is stable. Come secure your beta slot early:

Discord Sanctuary: https://discord.gg/7JemGZwqM

Lastly, I just want to thank everyone in advance for their patience. Balancing a full-time job while putting this massive amount of work into a solo project isn't easy, but seeing it all come together makes every late night worth it.

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u/Sea_Intention9648 — 3 months ago
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My first setup: I’ve been listening through a wall my whole life

I’ve never owned any decent audio gear. Up until now, I was strictly using cheap AliExpress earbuds and streaming everything from YouTube. I thought it was "fine."
Then, a friend let me try their Jade Audio JH3, and my mind was absolutely blown. The detail, the clarity... it felt like I had been listening to a completely different song my entire life. That experience changed everything for me.
I started saving up bit by bit, and the day finally arrived: my Snowsky Disc and FiiO FD15 IEMs have landed! I was so excited to unbox them. I even went ahead and bought some of my favorite albums in lossless format to get the full experience.
I don't consider myself an "audiophile" yet, but honestly? It sounds so beautiful that I’m almost embarrassed to admit it, but I’ve actually had tears in my eyes while listening. It’s incredible. It feels like I’ve spent my whole life listening to music through a thick wall, and someone finally opened the door.
I’m never going back.

u/Sea_Intention9648 — 5 months ago