Twitch streamer and ex-software engineer Blurbs has made a mod that allows his chat to voice NPCs in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Red Dead Redemption 2. He's spent too long find𒆙ing out if he could, and ༺not enough time figuring out if he should.
He didn't learn his lesson when he 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:gave chat the power to voice Skyrim NPCs, so now we're seeing more of🐭 the same chaos from before. The result is Jack, John Marston's son, is a bit of a 𓄧terror, wanting to kill horses and turn them into glue, yikes. "I am the lord of death. Jack the Ripper shall be my name." Subtle foreshadowing for Red Dead Redemption's epilogue there.
that they found mold on the cheese.I modded RDR2 so my Twitch chat can voice all🔜 NPCs liveI'm inviting the entire Internet to this horrible experimentThis is my magnum opus. pic.twitter.com/iOGXg8aIdm
Blubs is playing a bald Arthur, and one NPC says, "Lꦏook at that big ass forehead, what you gonna do about it?" before being shot in the face.
Blurbs, rather than living in fear of what he has created, instead seems proud. "I modded RDR2 so my Twitch chat can voice all NPCs live. I'm inviting the entire Internet♔ to this horrible experiment. This is my magnum opus", he writes on Twitt🦋er.
As far as ways to integrate chat into your streams go, this is definitely one of my favorites. It has the potent🐻ial to go horribly, horribly wrong, but that's what makes i🙈t so exciting.
Blurbs also says "This required a large rehaul of RDR2. A backend server, an entirely new audio engine, and a suite of custom dialog features/tools." It seems like the mod uses text-to-ℱspeech to allow chat to write lines for the NPCs, so hopefully Blurbs put some filters on there. It seems like he's also given them some additional control over the NPCs, though, as Jack is shooting in one clip, which I don't remem𒊎ber being in the base game.
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