“we’re golden” At first blush it looks that way. However, for every gem born there will be a thousand pieces of schlock made possible through AI scripts, voice

“we’re golden” At first blush it looks that way. However, for every gem born there will be a thousand pieces of schlock made possible through AI scripts, voices and art that we’ll have to sift through. Once all that becomes the norm nothing about those games will stand out more than the others making it just as hard to woo customers. For instance, if I told you a new movie came out and it has sound and color and choreographed fight scenes and special effects and maybe plot, would you want to see it? Not without serious convincing I imagine as all that stuff is par for the course. Sure there will be some initial novelty capitalized by first movers but it’ll get old quickly. So your vision comes to life and you’re more productive but not necessarily more profitable or reaching a larger audience than before unless you’re one of the lucky ones. You’ll still be competing with AAA which can focus their attention elsewhere and/or produce more games since they get the same benefits with greater capital and marketing. Certainly artists and voice actors are not so golden.