Recently, the Chinese ACG gaming community was stirred by news that the renowned rhythm game developer, Rayark, began hiring for AI-generated art positions. Given Rayark's portfolio, which includes 'Deemo', 'Cytus', and 'Sdorica', fans are worried about the company's future image. Many pointed out that major industry players like Hypergryph (developer of 'Arknights') would likely avoid collaborations with a company overtly using AI, fearing backlash from the vocal artist community.
The debate is split. Some argue that AI-assisted art is an inevitable trend, citing examples of small teams utilizing AI to rescue projects from cancellation, even achieving a 9.0 rating on TapTap. However, skeptics warn that any professional partnership with such a company could lead to severe PR crises, with fans threatening to 'tear apart' the collaborating parties.
Beyond ethics, quality control remains a major pain point. Critics argue that even if companies use their own assets to train models—a common attempt to bypass 'copyright' legal issues—it is seen as a short-sighted, extractive practice. Long-time fans specifically criticized the declining quality of character illustrations in games like 'Sdorica', suggesting that the transition to AI might be a cost-cutting measure disguised as innovation, rather than a genuine artistic choice.
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