Recently, the development team of "Light and Night" announced that their voice recording workflow has been disrupted by the pandemic in Beijing and Shanghai. As a result, the event "Love Whispers" will launch with muted audio for story segments and dates, to be patched later. Additionally, some login voice-overs for the "Winter Song" event will be missing. The team promised to catch up but warned that future updates might also face similar instability.
The news immediately stirred up the community. Players were quick to criticize the studio, questioning why they have such a thin "safety net" of pre-recorded assets. Veteran fans noted this isn't the first time the game has faced such issues, leading to widespread frustration over the management of a highly profitable project.
The situation sparked a debate in the comment section regarding "AI voice-overs." While some suggested using AI to fill the gap, others pointed out the reality: AI requires authorization from the original voice actors, and in the "Guo-Yi" (Domestic Otome Game) market, the original CVs are a core selling point that AI cannot replace. Furthermore, proponents noted that AI is not a magic fix—it requires manual editing and fine-tuning, which is time-consuming and often yields inconsistent quality. Ultimately, players view this as a test of the developers' ability to maintain a buffer of resources during crises.
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