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How soon before the NPCs in open world games are hooked up to GPT and can converse with you in character based on spoken audio from the player via a headset?

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And then assume procedural generation like No Man’s Sky + Midjourney level graphics… Get lost in an infinite Hyrule, San Andreas, Tamriel, Azeroth with infinite storylines and side quests

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Actually working on it right now. To create a dynamic experience inside Unity built game integrated with Web3 using Moralis.

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Will likely happen in 2023

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Makes a lot of sense, directionally, to use procedural generation not just for world-building but also content (e.g., quests) and NPC interactions. There are otherwise diminishing returns in manually crafting massive open worlds, story arcs, and character lines the “static” way that AAA studios have done in the pa

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I think about the cicero model and expect sandbox NPCs to "act offscreen" in various best interests to progress an arbitrary # of procedural B plots, in addition to conversing. question is if offscreen can accelerated/succinctly proven on retail hardware.

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https://youtu.be/jH-6-ZIgmKY

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When people’s wallets are connected and the NPCs get better and better at emotional manipulation to buy items in game we’re going to need some new laws.

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I feel like the NPCs could also have much more believable motives, interactions, and we would see compelling emergent narratives as a result. A sandbox RPG you could get lost in for weeks before you start to see the patterns that make it dull.

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A game designer showed me his demo of this at the beginning of the year, it was pretty awesome Not just commentary but actions based on words as in you could upset them and they would attack

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Funny was just watching a video demo about this on YouTube: https://youtu.be/akceKOLtytw

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I've been thinking about this. even using ai to create dynamic storylines

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Webaverse is exploring this direction and they have been researching it since 2021, perhaps we will see the results this year.

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Been waiting for the day we could realize this scene in Her https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=c8zDDPP3REE&t=26&feature=youtu.be

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i've always felt games like World of Warcraft were an early representation of the Metaverse. Used to enjoy just logging in and spending time in that world. With NPCs that can hold a conversation -- that would take it into a whole different level 🔥

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