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Games like Ark: Aquatica and The Alters face repulsion to use AI generated in trailers and text translations.
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Tencent released a wild Rift Cinematic, created by AI, bringing negative feedback and forced video deletion.
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Despite the backlash, the trend of using AI in video game content continues, with audio actors and fans saying things.
There has been a worrying trend over the last few months of malicious AI content going on to join video games. ARK: Aquatica was criticized for releasing an AI trailer completely for changes for conversions to translate text using artificial intelligence. This is a trend that thousands of people have been placed from Microsoft, and using STEAM to Gen AI, increased 800%.
China's Tencent has not been blocked by the negative media surrounding it, but has released the film “Celebrating League of Legends: The 3rd Anniversary of Wild Rift,” which celebrates the three-year anniversary of Wild Rift, completely generated by AI.
League of Legends: Wild Rift's KPOP Demon Hunter-inspired AI trailer isn't going well
The new film was first shared on social media. Arausch said, “Wild Lift China has released a cinema made using AI. It's demonic.
With graphics and animation style inspired by Netflix's incredibly popular Kpop Demon Hunters, the film starts off with the line of the track “Gonnabe Your Idol” Understoodbut it all goes downhill very quickly. The faces of popular characters show signs of generative AI, indicating a terrible attempt at balloon-like texts, “3ad anniversay.”
Characters like Doraven can even change their hair colours in the middle of the trailer, moving from brown to Auburn.
Naturally, the trailer isn't working well with the game fans. On Reddit, Chillaxed-Capybara said, “The characters are painfully inaccurate for the laughable game version. And the teeth… can't even finish the video. This is ugly.
The characters are painfully inaccurate to the hilarious game version.
It has been reported that Tencent has been forced to remove the video from its online platform as the film's backlash is so serious from Chinese players.
Despite the prominent voice actors attacking and opposing practice, it is a worrying trend that shows no signs of slowing down. The only way it will stop is if the backlash continues the path of people using it.
Thegamer contacted Tencent for comment.
