Vibecoded cross-game 'mods' slammed as mere real-time compositing as natural-language coding era begins
cgarciae88 · x · 2026-10-03
Developer TheIshikawaRin criticizes the wave of vibecoded "one game over another" mods: they simply overlay elements from one game onto another in real time — compositing, not actual self-contained mods — calling it "a new lowest standard."
Quoting this, cgarciae88 notes we're entering an era where many can create software just by asking their computer, with a creativity explosion happening in real time — though not everyone is taking it well.
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