u/Elestria_Ethereal

Ive been doing some research on ways to get full haptics wireless on PC. The 2 most promising ones I found is Daulsense Y which looks like a free version of Daulsense X. The Raspberry PI dongle seams like the best and easiest option when set up, but takes some money and time (and looks kinda ugly). Is the Daulsense Y app good for haptics and triggers, does it have any drawbacks like latency or using alot of RAM?

Now, mere hours after the release of the game, its developer Alive has found itself on the back foot, responding to waves of negative feedback from players regarding the game's use of generative AI in its cutscenes.

At present, the game sits with a two-and-a-half star rating on the Xbox store, and a "Negative" reception on Steam, with most written reviews levying criticism at the use of AI in the cutscenes. In response, Alive director Young Kim has released a statement on Steam entitled "About AI in Vapor World," explaining how generative AI came to be used in the game's development, and promising to "fully replace" the offending scenes with original content.

Im seeing this trend more and more across various mediums (anime, movies, TV, etc) where the villain will have some sad backstory to make them relatable and justify them. Not to say it should never be done it can be used well (see Naruto) but its becoming much more common. I think its ok for a Villain to just be straight up evil. I started thinking about it after I saw Azulas (Avatar TLA) voice actor responding to fans that said Azula should get a redemption arc by saying: "Can we have a villain please? All the villains are dissapearing they have the same backstory"