@FinanceYF5: Same account posted just days ago that Fable 5 had "gotten weaker," and now they're saying "Fable 5 is really back." This time they showed a one-shot Minecraft-style demo — blocks, lighting, inventory all generated in one go. The same person has very different attitudes toward the same model, but at least it shows the capability hasn't been completely gutted…
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The same account first said Fable 5 had gotten weaker, then posted that Fable 5 is back, sharing a one-shot Minecraft-style demo showcasing its scene, lighting, and inventory capabilities, indicating the model's capability hasn't been fully removed.
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The same account posted just a few days ago that “Fable 5 got weaker,” and now they’re back with “Fable 5 is really back.”
This time they show off a one-shot Minecraft-style demo — blocks, lighting, and inventory all generated in one go.
The same person has completely opposite attitudes toward the same model, but at least it shows the capability hasn’t been completely gutted. Which post do you believe? https://t.co/A8BQRh5R1o
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