Everything is going to be pretty hollow without human connection, no? Playing those games and sharing in the experience with friends from school was fun. People used to talk about strats, secrets, or even just the best parts of stuff.

Playing online games in servers across the late 90s and into the 2000s, it was easy enough to pick up connections with regular players. Forums existed for organising events, sharing screenshots of things we didn't expect, and for making mods together. Custom maps and all sorts of things were produced through the decisions made with blood, sweat, and tears.

imo - using LLMs for anything creative - coding, prose, documentation is anti-community building, and anti-creative.