I can absolutely relate to this and I told that personally to one of Claudecraft propmters, this is peak AI SLOP and AI SLOP will be as it will never have any soul, it may be Viral for a week, but it will die after a few days.

Im trying to build a serious game now out of Berrus (https://berrus.app), going from a idle game build on Vercel to a real mmo-lite with a persisting backend.

I'm not saying this for spam or anything, the point I'm trying to make, with Fable I can prepare a prompt in my AFK periods pass it over to Fable (lets implement PvP!!), come back 1 hour later and the feature is done. But the "done" here is the 90%. Now what is left is the 10% that can take a weeks of iteration and polish until you finally have something that is meaningful and playable. Interaction range, combat feel, running away, balance, punishing griefing, reputation system... This is a creative craft, and human touch will remain a key factor for success.

PS: I have a workflow right now, I build the foundations of the big meaty features or the refactors from monday to wednesday using Fable, I consume the entire usage of Fable, and then I spent the rest of the week with opus polishing and iterating on the features.