Buggy Loop
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Remember this? The apology who also got the franchise name wrong (The lord of Ring)? Empty sentences like "We understand that a game's success relies on the enjoyment and satisfaction of its players."
www.pcgamer.com
The guy in question (can turn on closed captions in english)
Nacon, the company who owns Daedalic wrote the apology and apparently without priot approval by the studio. Two anonymous sources told him the apology was written by the AI ChatGPT and looking at how empty and bizarre that apology was, who would doubt? They didn't even double check for mistakes.
Maybe ChatGPT should have written the game's story, couldn't have been worse
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Daedalic's bizarre Gollum apology was apparently written by ChatGPT and the studio didn't even get approval on it
This whole thing was a car crash.
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The guy in question (can turn on closed captions in english)
Nacon, the company who owns Daedalic wrote the apology and apparently without priot approval by the studio. Two anonymous sources told him the apology was written by the AI ChatGPT and looking at how empty and bizarre that apology was, who would doubt? They didn't even double check for mistakes.
Maybe ChatGPT should have written the game's story, couldn't have been worse
![sick-burn.gif](https://media.tenor.com/eVZ_uOSR7JsAAAAC/sick-burn.gif)