[QuantumG]

It's an open source project slowly rotting.

Things that need doing:

1. Upgrade to Godot 4

2. Integrate VoiceCraft (nobody reads anymore)

3. Find ongoing support for a Maintainer

[thaumiel]

I prefer reading instead of hearing some TTS or Voice AI reading things. For proper audio experience, a VA makes things probably better, though that has some cost to it as well. Otherwise just stick to text.

[tecleandor]

As @jna_sh mentioned, they are working on a 2.0 release : https://chaos.social/@blinry/111011979500389143

I won't even comment on the rest of points.

[echoangle]

Is point 2 serious? Do programmers not read anymore?

[poulpy123]

yeah I just type random letters on my keyboard and keep hoping my code run

[QuantumG]

If you're going to pitch something as a game, it needs voice. Integration is simple. What's the problem? Are git incantations too powerful to be spoken aloud?

[tavavex]

> If you're going to pitch something as a game, it needs voice

No?.. Idk what games you play, but there are an endless mountain of games with no voiceovers. It makes a lot more sense for games that have a lot of text (like this one), because reading is far faster than listening to speech. In general, I vastly prefer text to voice.

[QuantumG]

Great thing about software, you can turn features on and off.

[JohnFen]

> If you're going to pitch something as a game, it needs voice.

Why? The majority of the games I have don't include voice.

[mdtrooper]

What?

[QuantumG]

Hey?