Voice-to-voice is going to be fantastic, because you still hire Steve Blum, but you have him do six characters who sound nothing alike. But only for the important bits. If you need a thousand lines about mundane background nonsense then you have the devs record themselves and filter it to sound like the character. You’d mimic the serious voice actor’s performance… not their voice.
Are they?
Pretty sure AI is a dangerous tech that changes end game. Do we still have 50 years or you not playing 2500 victory?
I really need paradox to not fuck up Stellaris it’s like one of 3 games I actually enjoy playing
“And by “ethical”, we mean “more profitable””. - Stellaris Director, probably.
This feels like something blown more out of proportion if you actually read Paradox’s reply, and of course trust it. (Reddit warning)
The highlight for me is that it seems more based on being able to add lines in the future, without having to drag the actor back into the studio for 1-3 new lines only (And that’s on the generous side for what gets added per DLC). Paradox claims the original voice artist gets a fair commission from the usage of their voice for new lines, which would be nice if it’s true.