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Please, cite me a source on how much water and energy is used to create some images for an small indie game. And oh, share something you've created for free with me while you're at it, thanks mate.
"However, due to the "large variation between image generation models," that number can also be smaller. Overall, across all models the researchers tested, generating 1,000 images took an average of 2.907 kWh, roughly the equivalent of charging a phone's battery to 24 percent per image."
Art isn't free not even AI art, the cost is just different, I would be in favour of doing a community project to replace the art in the game, but on the flip side i do want artist to have jobs so i personally think if the game gets enough traction a updated Art DLC should be the direction of travel. Cost aside human art is still just better. Ai art has a use maybe as passable filler but if it becomes a norm in the games industry I feel that would hurt it more than help it.
Moreover, with the DLC, they should finance artists precisely.
"However, due to the "large variation between image generation models," that number can also be smaller. Overall, across all models the researchers tested, generating 1,000 images took an average of 2.907 kWh, roughly the equivalent of charging a phone's battery to 24 percent per image."
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So probably less energy than making the image manually?
The game doesn't have a unifying art style, which can be a drawback to some. Look at the commanders of the Dwarf Holds, for example. Each of them look as if they belong to a different game compared to one another.
https://perwahl.github.io/SOVLRules/docs/FactionSource/DwarfHolds.html
a art update should the game get enough money for it would be best, but a community event peeps can submit designs for units and the favourites added to the game sounds a great fun for everyone.
To NOT use the generated images now would thus be doubly wasteful, but please, use some more vaunted left-wing lunatic logic and refute that.
Are we looking at the same images? That's a pretty consistent art style.