This is Monty's jam. Why not? What's wrong with impressive technology? And I'll tell you one thing right off. Gaming. What if you wanted to have a seemingly n

This is Monty's jam. Why not? What's wrong with impressive technology? And I'll tell you one thing right off. Gaming. What if you wanted to have a seemingly normal game, but when played, you discovered that the characters have seemingly infinite dialogue trees? Tens of thousands of hours of voice performances. What if you could code up a game especially because it became possible to do something like that? What if you had lines delivered in ten different tones of voice and the modulation of that was relevant to gameplay? So it'd seem a little like normal gaming voice acting, except that maybe you'd be getting nonverbal cues and not know why you were reacting differently or getting more tense, except the 'other people' in the game were acting subtly differently. Yes. Yes there are lots of ways to use this type of thing (also, I'll note that game engines like using Xiph tech already, Godot uses .ogg already) Absolutely there's a use case for this. Many.