A website that doesn’t just use lazy titles like " (new game) is the mix of (game that sold well this year) and (game that sold well 5 years ago) you’ve always wanted"
Right? At that point, if you're making drama out of it, you're either pirating on misguided principle alone because you're Ayn Rand's petulant zombie, or you didn't have that money to burn anyway. Your account is at zero.
Here I was, thinking it would be some insane hike like a $12 game jumping to $50, for "pirate it, then" to even be a meaningful response. No. It's a $2 increase from...the equivalent price of chicken nuggets.
It looks like a fun game, but Brocula sounds like a vampire who hunts broccoli, and as we all know Count Duckula is already the greatest vegetarian vampire of all time
Mixed feelings on these hacks. Obviously the people that do them suck. But at the same time, props to insomniac for not paying them.
These hacks also usually drum up hype or notoriety of the game for free which I’m sure is offset by the cost of new security, but still. And assets and other stolen data will be hard to reuse and the code and pre-release build are all pretty useless since no serious dev will ever use that stuff. So unless there’s something im missing, they’ll be fine. My main concern would be protecting the personal data of employees and account data.
This is to showcase what they have to encourage them to pay up, but yeah I agree. All I’m thinking is it looks fun and it’s not even a legitimate teaser.
David is a very talkative and honest person on his accounts. No wonder he says it straight. Dusk, then Iron Lung did bring him a reputation, he can’t be confused for a random greedy dummy, as he does deliver as a dev and I can’t remember him causing frustration in his fans.
To save you a click its a VR game and the article sounds like it was written by AI. They mention the game’s name in every second sentence and there is no review, just praise how good it is. More like an ad article.
Yes, the beyond Skyrim ppl want to replace them, but still:
This is one area where AI will lead to many cool things. Yes, AI voices don't sound as cool as real ones but modders usually work for free and can't afford good voice acting, so they'll either do it themselves with shoddy quality and questionable acting that sometimes even makes the product worse, or avoid it at all costs (ever questioned why so many mods used letters and notes as story devices compared to main games? That's why).
AI voices can be a middle ground for exactly that purpose.
It’s also worth remember that “AI voices” don’t always mean tts. RVC is also rising technology: you just need a single modder with decent skills in voice acting, and he/she can make act the whole cast of characters (man/woman, young/adult etc.)
I was just responding to the fact that OP simply appended “[AI voices]” as if they were trying to lead people to believe that the AI voices were final.
I don’t think they were being sarcastic. What you provided was genuinely important context. It changed my perspective of the headline and OP’s ammendment. I would also consider it essential knowledge. Thanks
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