@Dim-A-miD

The future you’re writing about has already arrived.

There’s an iw4L project that ported Call of Duty 4 to the Bevy engine using AI agents.
Here’s a video where he talks about the project: https://youtu.be/CSFCKJspVSo?si=Ud1KQpCSvhOIbKms
! I’d like to point out that this is not a restoration of the source code but a port to a new game engine. Essentially, one person in 3 months, using AI agents, made a remaster of Call of Duty 4 on a new game engine.

• What does this mean for FAF? It means there’s a big chance of success right now. The chances are not just to restore the source code and fix bugs, but to make Supreme Commander: Definitive Edition with improved graphics, multithreading support, and improved network code that runs anywhere (Linux, MacOS, Windows).

• If you notice, a week has passed and the iw4L project still hasn’t been shut down/removed. This speaks to the good legal robustness of the solution. The author himself in the video interview talks about using the "clean room" technique. I believe that legal cleanliness will open up new prospects, for example, publishing on Steam.

I would sincerely love to see a remaster of Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance, even at full price.

Here are the news items I’d like to highlight:
A developer restored the source code of Modern Warfare 2 using AI agents.
Sanctuary: Shattered Sun is raising $1 million on Kickstarter.

This looks optimistic.

@4z0t, @askaholic, @blodir, @brutus5000, @crotalus, @jip, @sheeo, @sheikah, @speed2, @sprouto, @uveso

Maybe one of you will get fired up by the idea and try to reach out to someone at Square Enix? One of you could lead the development of the remaster.
Why not give it a try? (begging for the game's source code doesn't count as an attempt)

Reach out to Jonathan Taylor(@Visionik) — maybe he can help the project. He saved FAF once before.

@draiget I have a question about the source code. Have you measured how much simulation time is spent on Lua code and how much on C++? As I understood it, the C++ simulation does not run in parallel with the Lua code. Or is that not the case?

@Dim-A-miD

The future you’re writing about has already arrived.

There’s an iw4L project that ported Call of Duty 4 to the Bevy engine using AI agents.
Here’s a video where he talks about the project: https://youtu.be/CSFCKJspVSo?si=Ud1KQpCSvhOIbKms
! I’d like to point out that this is not a restoration of the source code but a port to a new game engine. Essentially, one person in 3 months, using AI agents, made a remaster of Call of Duty 4 on a new game engine.

• What does this mean for FAF? It means there’s a big chance of success right now. The chances are not just to restore the source code and fix bugs, but to make Supreme Commander: Definitive Edition with improved graphics, multithreading support, and improved network code that runs anywhere (Linux, MacOS, Windows).

• If you notice, a week has passed and the iw4L project still hasn’t been shut down/removed. This speaks to the good legal robustness of the solution. The author himself in the video interview talks about using the "clean room" technique. I believe that legal cleanliness will open up new prospects, for example, publishing on Steam.

I would sincerely love to see a remaster of Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance, even at full price.

Here are the news items I’d like to highlight:
A developer restored the source code of Modern Warfare 2 using AI agents.
Sanctuary: Shattered Sun is raising $1 million on Kickstarter.

This looks optimistic.

@4z0t, @askaholic, @blodir, @brutus5000, @crotalus, @jip, @sheeo, @sheikah, @speed2, @sprouto, @uveso

Maybe one of you will get fired up by the idea and try to reach out to someone at Square Enix? One of you could lead the development of the remaster.
Why not give it a try? (begging for the game's source code doesn't count as an attempt)

Reach out to Jonathan Taylor(@Visionik) — maybe he can help the project. He saved FAF once before.