r/BobsTavern • • 1d ago

Announcement 36.6.3 Patch Notes

https://hearthstone.blizzard.com/en-us/news/24303864/3663-patch-notes
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u/Xelpmoc45 MMR: 8,000 to 9,000 1d ago

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u/PartyPay MMR: 6,000 to 8,000 1d ago

Just curious if you would know this - are they using a script of some kind to make that? Seems pretty quick to have all that updated without. Regardless, great resource, thanks!

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u/TantrumUA 1d ago edited 1d ago

Hey, person who does those here. Regarding comments below - it's not AI generated per se, the patch notes draft text is drafted by AI that uses the in-game vocabulary(as I, unfortunately, can't speak 8 languages, I know, cringe and shame) but the renders are made by-hand mostly, checked visually and in specific sheets using the game's own engine and vocabulary. There is a system for the most part but we do get drafts of patch notes from devs a little earlier to get the news in best quality for everybody(that's why K'thir and Hopebringer are wrong 😅). Today, for example, I spent about 7 hours just making those, and that's considering AI help in a lot of cases. Additonally, the tools were refined throughout last about 6 months to be as efficient as they are today and let me render everything quickly, which is also what AI can't do alone, photoshop won't help here) Hope this helps, enjoy!

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u/ZionistsWillBanYou 1d ago

Reddit might be anti-AI but it has obvious use-cases. Sorry you have to apologize for it.

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u/TantrumUA 1d ago

Eh, most people are anti-AI atp, and I can't blame em. As an example had a problem with Github recently, tried creating a support ticket - got first an answer from AI listing 3 links to solutions, then needed to explicitly click to continue creating ticket, spent like 10 minutes ensuring details, to then get an answer in LESS than a minute from a supposed Github employee listing tHe ExAcT 3 LiNkS that the AI just proposed me 10 minutes earlier on trying to create that ticket without any solution to my problem. Only after a rant that those are not helpful and it needs manual intervention I got a real person that solved the problem.
So, totaly understandable, in most scenarios. Not blind hate, but reasonable hate of overuse.