A surprise trailer for Arche: The survival developed annoyed its new water -based expansion Water This week and the fans are angry. This is because the video apparently seems to use a generous use of AI-generated film material in order to show a boring and incoherent mashup of underwater scenes that have nothing to do with the game.
“Unknown waters expect in Ark: Aquatica! “Snail Games USA in the description of the trailer on YouTube. The 70-second long video begins with a short use of actual ark Gameplay before switching to smoothed and cheap-looking CGI film materials with random contextless scenes, including an octopus that jumps out of the water with only six arms.
The video contains over 7,000 dislikes and more than 1,800 comments. “This is disgusting and you should be ashamed of yourself” ark Content Creator Syntac. “What is the point of an AI trailer anyway?” Reads another. “They show nothing. It's worse than PowerPoint presentation about the DLC.”
The counter reaction was so fast and negative that the creators of the original game Studio Wildcard went to social media in order to distance themselves from the debacle. “Ark: Aquatica If you are developed by @Snailgamesus Colorado, please follow them for further updates, ”the team wrote yesterday on X. Arche: survival rose & Arche 2And we look forward to bringing along Ark: Lost Colony You later this year! “
For everyone who was out of the other arkThe continuation of survival crafting, dino hunting crafts in 2020 was unveiled with a look at Vin Diesel and at the games 2020 has hardly been heard since then. Arche: survival roseIn the meantime, a current remake of the original game in Unreal Engine 5.
The series as a whole at the moment leaves all of this in a very unpleasant place, and the fans continue to accuse Inclusion of the Chinese snail games of the Chinese parent company The franchise steps continue for every new rake. “How can every decision be so terrible …” wrote, “wrote ark Youtuber crowmeda. “So many amazing artists and developers work on this IP so that the game looks great, and they ignore each one of them.”
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