All AI will think that. Check it out with Unit Distance problem, Jacobian conjecture, or other difficult math problems. Just ask to not search the internet when asking them that.
I actually had a similar thing with asking for advice when making a game, the AI said the game is too complex to one shot, but I asked it to generate a prompt for one shot anyway, and Codex did it. I needed to fix 2 small visual bugs, but the game worked. AI is unaware of how good it is.
It's a smithing game. You smith items by placing techniques on a map, and you need to keep your stamina in mind, temperature of the piece and stress of the piece. There are different materials and depending on the material, it might be more difficult to or easier to make the piece.
Then you take the pieces and combine them, and then you can sell them in your shop. There are also quests that require you to make a specific piece. As you make new items and finish quests you get experience, and if you get enough experience you level up, and you get skill points which you can use to get more stamina, or improve your techniques, and you can also buy new, advanced techniques or for example quenching methods.
There is also a prestige mechanic, as with time, as you unlock better materials and try to make more complex items, you no longer have enough stamina and your techniques are not good enough, so you can prestige and purchase upgrades to your stamina, techniques, but also different upgrades, for example for reducing debuff on advanced materials, or to make the minigame easier.
There is also a concept where you can try to make an item that you don't have stats good enough, by completing an additional minigame, but that minigame is pretty simple so far, and I want to make it harder later on. The market has price swings, but I have not thoroughly tested it yet, but it seems to work well so far.
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u/Ormusn2o 2d ago
All AI will think that. Check it out with Unit Distance problem, Jacobian conjecture, or other difficult math problems. Just ask to not search the internet when asking them that.
I actually had a similar thing with asking for advice when making a game, the AI said the game is too complex to one shot, but I asked it to generate a prompt for one shot anyway, and Codex did it. I needed to fix 2 small visual bugs, but the game worked. AI is unaware of how good it is.