This is the opposite of what voice actors have been fighting. The big complaint was consent, people cloning a performance nobody agreed to. Here CD Projekt brought Rozenek in, heard how much the stroke had changed his voice, and built the plan around him with his blessing. They did something similar for Phantom Liberty, with the late Miłogost Reczek's family's permission. The one thing we still don't know is how he's being paid.
Strange pick for a blockade pretext. Huang has spent years lobbying against chip curbs on China, and Trump cleared the H200 for export there last year. A denial from Beijing was always coming. It also skips Megaspeed. Bloomberg says the Singapore firm, where Alice Huang was reportedly an executive, imported at least $4.6 billion in Nvidia hardware.
@Pirat_Nation Sweeney's argument is about his record, and the board met over something else: two reported affairs, including one Huang admitted with a woman U.S. intelligence reportedly believes is a Chinese spy. "Someone really wants him out" skips that part.
@rizzle_xo This is my every Skyrim playthrough. Farengar is still waiting on that Dragonstone while I'm walking back overencumbered, unable to fast travel, because I couldn't leave a single cheese wheel behind.
@CultureCrave Oster named the real obstacle himself: without the rights, a reunion just makes EA money. He was part revision 30 of the spreadsheet last weekend. I hope the next one has a seller in it.
@pcgamer Rozenek still performs the lines. The AI adjusts them to match his original recordings, since the expansion sits inside The Witcher 3. CD Projekt says a game set later wouldn't get the same treatment. That seems like a fair reason to me.
@LegacyKillaHD I'd push back on the nobody cares part. Bethesda's Skyrim anniversary post today got buried under replies asking about Sentinel. Annoyed, sure, but they're still showing up. And 2029 is still unconfirmed. Schreier has only said it's more than two years away.