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From AI bosses to AI teammates - NVIDIA ACE | KRAFTON introduces PUBG Ally, first Co-Playable Character
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Mister Wolf
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diffusionx
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lol so we have AI to write stories, draw art, and play videogames, leaving us more time to do laundry, wash dishes, and run errands.
Truly these retards have lost the plot.
Truly these retards have lost the plot.
justiceiro
Marlboro: Other M
BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
You act like videogames don’t have retarded NPCs and bots in multiplayer games already
Anything that can improve that should be celebrated. Remember fuckin escort missions that were in every game for no reason a decade ago?
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
So it's a bot with extra steps ..
mitch1971
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Taking what we already have and slapping a buzz word on it.
Jinzo Prime
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Welcome to cyberpunk: high tech, low life.
Buggy Loop
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First steps to having an AI waifu
VolticArchangel
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Jinzo Prime
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You will have an AI manager before you have an AI waifu.
Bluecondor
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OK, while the PUBG and INZOI videos are rather hokey, let's think back to games that had meaningful/helpful NPCs that played along with you.
One of the most memorable for me was MGS V. You started off with D-Horse and then eventually Quiet and D-Dog, and they had interesting backstories and were very helpful in missions and engaging in the open world. While Quiet was controversial because of her over-the-top appearance, there were so many challenging missions in MGS V in which she saved you and added incredible cover fire. LOL, toward the end of MGS V, I actually switched off of Quiet to D-Dog because Quiet was so OP (with the tranquilizer sniper rifle).
That game is going on 10 years old. I am really looking forward to a great game creator like Hideo Kojima taking the time to develop the backstory and playstyle of coplayer NPCs using this type of technology. It will really deepen the immersion of the gameworld, while also extending the gameplay possibilities. Again, going back to some of the more difficult missions in MGS V, having Quiet to back you up and save you in very difficult parts was almost like playing multiplayer.
This is the type of thing that will probably be a gimmick now, but in a couple years, games will really start to take advantage of this and give us the 2027 version of D-Horse/Quiet/D-Dog coplayer NPCs.
One of the most memorable for me was MGS V. You started off with D-Horse and then eventually Quiet and D-Dog, and they had interesting backstories and were very helpful in missions and engaging in the open world. While Quiet was controversial because of her over-the-top appearance, there were so many challenging missions in MGS V in which she saved you and added incredible cover fire. LOL, toward the end of MGS V, I actually switched off of Quiet to D-Dog because Quiet was so OP (with the tranquilizer sniper rifle).
That game is going on 10 years old. I am really looking forward to a great game creator like Hideo Kojima taking the time to develop the backstory and playstyle of coplayer NPCs using this type of technology. It will really deepen the immersion of the gameworld, while also extending the gameplay possibilities. Again, going back to some of the more difficult missions in MGS V, having Quiet to back you up and save you in very difficult parts was almost like playing multiplayer.
This is the type of thing that will probably be a gimmick now, but in a couple years, games will really start to take advantage of this and give us the 2027 version of D-Horse/Quiet/D-Dog coplayer NPCs.
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