That doesn't ruin a good game. It might spoil a plot-based game. It doesn't ruin a game where you creatively interact with mechanisms and rules, because all a cheat does is push some of those mechanisms and rules aside, so that you skip interacting with the substantial part of the game.

Writing English in the AI era is like going for an hour-long walk in the park, when previously it took you 15 minutes via a crowded subway, where you were stabbed in the neck by a raging lunatic while a nearby passenger blasted Coldplay at 100 dB.

It's more like replacing the park with plastic immitation trees.

No the park hasn’t changed.

It’s like walking in the park when everyone else is zipping past you on scooters, and there’s nobody going your speed for you to talk with or even smile at.

I think "previously" meant "previously, using AI," not "previously to AI." The comment is confusing because "the AI era" seems like the antecedent of "previously" but it isn't.

Maybe for you!

I wrote an algorithm to instantly solve Boggle, but it’s still a delightful game to play without technology. I don’t think that AI ruins the satisfaction of doing things yourself.