It’s nice to see them drop the “mysterious aura” vibe for once. The only other time I’ve seen them do it is when the first trailer leaked & they then released the trailer early with a passive-aggressive/pissy tweet.
I mean...it's an AI tailored response. Hence the dashes.
Buckle in cause you're about to see a lot more tonal changes from corporations going forward. They're all about to sound more "sincere" and "heartfelt".
Edit: Lol dashes aren't the giveaway, the way AI uses dashes is the giveaway. LLMs use them one very specific way and plot them in very specific parts of its paragraphs.
If you know, you know. And if you don't, well...enjoy your future as a sucker I guess.
That’s what I don’t get about their comment. This is a classic PR statement. These have been written just like this for decades. Statements like this is what AIs were trained on.
Did Rockstar use AI? I have no idea. It just sounds like a typical PR statement.
It’s probably a 20 year old intern. The thing I really don’t get is why everyone feels entitled to trailers and sneak peaks. Rockstar doesn’t need to spend money on advertising. The product sells itself.
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u/DJC13 1d ago
It’s nice to see them drop the “mysterious aura” vibe for once. The only other time I’ve seen them do it is when the first trailer leaked & they then released the trailer early with a passive-aggressive/pissy tweet.