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The ARC Raiders situation presented by AM (youtu.be)

submitted 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) by RondoRevolution@hexbear.net to c/games@hexbear.net

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I occasionally watch Bricky's videos here and there, and I thought this one was a cool one to share. I was curious what his take on the game would be since the only thing I knew about it was that it has AI voicelines in it and that Bricky also dislikes that kinda stuff. He spends almost all of the second half of the video talking about it, how it was used, who pushes for it in the game's studio, what the studio's claims are, etc, and seemed like a solid take overall.

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[–] Wheaties@hexbear.net 15 points 3 weeks ago

I could see an argument for a small studio strapped for cash using computer generated voice-lines to get a game out the door and available, but replacing those with actual acting should be priority in the face of any success.

Animal Crossing style beebleboops are an underrated solution, though AC-CommBear