Decompiling Battlefield 1942 with Claude Code costs ~$100 in API tokens
alvelda · x · 2026-11-07
@levelsio decompiled Battlefield 1942 with Claude Code and put it on the web with multiplayer. The job took about 1 million output tokens — roughly $100 at API prices, covered by his $100/month plan. His takeaway: "plan around the API price, not the plan price."
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