This article is really weird. It's not clear if this thing is meant for finding bugs or finding optimal strategies. There's a bunch of funny claims too. > Some

This article is really weird. It's not clear if this thing is meant for finding bugs or finding optimal strategies. There's a bunch of funny claims too. > Sometimes, the Tester will juggle more than one build at the same time, apparently capable of simulating multiple hours of gameplay at once What? > Hilariously, someone on the team was actually able to start up combat against the AI, eventually defeating it in a one-on-one battle. When it happened, the Larian chief technology officer started screaming that it was “impossible.” Except, it wasn’t. To celebrate the unexpected victory against a superhuman opponent, the dueling developer was promoted to become a principal tester at Larian’s studio in Belgium. This isn't noteworthy in the slightest for a game like divinity. And dev -> principal tester sounds like a demotion? Jokes aside, Larian is a super high quality studio. Divinity 2 was fantastic, and perhaps the only good local-coop (or online) RPG I've ever seen. High hopes for Baldur's Gate 3.