@pitermach @ysotomayor I am yet to test GameChat. I only set my account up today so I'm Billy no-mates. No friend list right now haha

@pitermach @ysotomayor Right, Game Chat works *after* QR code setup. The screens read, but cannot test with a human in chat yet.

@pitermach @ysotomayor enjoying Brok at the moment. I like how responsive it is, more so than MK One at any rate. Nasty speech on that.

@ysotomayor Funny thing is console and game engine limitations are the result of how both of these sound. Brok was made in an engine that doesn't support any eay way to do TTS, but because the game doesn't really have any dynamically changing content the developer just sampled the Amazon Poly voices. So the game is literarly playing sound clips to speak. And I totally agree it's snappy and sounds nice. MK 1 couldn't really do that because it's getting rolling content updates, you're seeing player names everywhere that keep changing, etc. And the original Switch had no API's for them to hook into, unlike Playstation, PC or Xbox and Festival was the easiest thing to use both engine wise because there's literarly a drop-in plugin for it and licensing wise. Hopefully Nintendo has given developers access to their speech on the Switch 2 so any games that arget it specifically should have an easier time using something that doesn't suck.

@pitermach @ysotomayor When you played Brok, did you get to the part when you're in jail and there's a book with 999 pages? If so, did you turn all the pages? There's a good reason to do so, shall we say...

@pitermach @ysotomayor omg I have to do that still. Realy should play Brok more.

@svenja @pitermach Yeah, I did it on my first playthrough. It paid off. Pun intended. I still need too unlock all the different endings.

@ysotomayor @svenja Have to to get back to it also, but while we're talking easter eggs and the like were you ever curious enough by the crack in the wall in Sin's apartment to switch to action mode and try to make it wider if you know what I mean?