>procedurally generated levels

>>313164098
bump

>procedurally generated
>retro pixel art
>roguelike
>top down view maybe

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>>313164098
>procedurally generated levels are automatically bad

>>313165838
technically everything is procedurally generated

>>313165838
>level design takes skill and effort
>let's just make and algorithm that creates levels

Sure it works for some games but like every third game has procedurally generated levels these days.

>>313166121
Yes because making an algorithm that makes levels is easy as pressing a button, and of course every algorithm is the same so the quality of two generated levels from two different games will be the exact same.

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>>313166121
>creating an algorithm that creates levels doesn't require skill and effort
The problem is that AAA devs with time and man-power are never directed to create a program that will design levels while emulating modern level design techniques.

>>313166508
Easier than making good levels. Why do you think so many indie devs do this shit?

>>313166618
Exactly.

>>313166618
Gee, I wonder why Nintendo still make hand-made levels for Mario platformers.

>>313167504
Because it takes more skill and effort to design an algorithm that emulates human behavior.