An anime fighter that was not one-shotted
The Dude’s anime fighting game took weeks: five Claude Max subscriptions, one ChatGPT Pro subscription, and what he calls billions of tokens. The point is that it was not a one-shot.
The Dude opens with the dream and then corrects the myth. This is the fighting game anime fans wanted, Naruto against Luffy and the rest of the card, and it was not one-shotted. Five Claude Max subscriptions, one ChatGPT Pro subscription, weeks, and what he calls billions of tokens.
That correction is why the post belongs here. A feed full of one-shots makes duration look like failure. Duration is also how a game gets from a matchup idea to something with enough moves, stages and rivals to feel like the dream instead of the poster for the dream.
The bill is absurd on purpose. He wants the cost visible, so the clip is not mistaken for an afternoon.
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The dream game of all anime fans is here! No, this game was not one-shotted. It took 5 Claude Max 20x subs and 1 ChatGPT Pro 20x sub weeks and billions of tokens to get it to this level. Worth making the dream game of my childhood a reality. Watch these: • Naruto vs Luffy • https://t.co/1vmRRxevBP
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