Stealing someones horse in RDR2 caused you to lose honour, buying a horse didn’t.

I guess they pretty much mean that they’ll have a system like the Honour System in RDR2. You were still a criminal in that game and killing wasn’t something that was scarce or rarely done but in some scenarios it was discouraged and just running around and blatantly killing civilians meant losing honour. Bounty hunters coming after you or atleast in one instance killing a “civilian” who had lost everything either had no impact on honour or even gave you honour with the latter one because it turned out the was a slave catcher.

After a meeting between the two sides confirmed that Rozenek’s voice had grown lower and gruffer due to some combination of the stroke and him simply getting older, the studio made the decision not to recast the actor, but instead let modify Respeecher modify his lines to make them sound closer to those original recordings. Rozenek reportedly gave his blessing for this to go ahead. “The point is that this voice should be as close as possible to my voice from 12 years ago,” he told Game File. “I have great trust…for the creators of this game.”

This isn’t the first time CD Projekt Red have enlisted Respeecher’s services. Back in 2023, it was revealed that the studio had used speech synthesis software to make ripperdoc Viktor Vektor’s lines in the Polish version of Cyberpunk 2077’s Phantom Liberty expansion sound like actor Miłogost Reczek. Reczek died in 2021 before he could reprise his role as Vektor for the DLC, so rather than recasting the character across the whole game to avoid noticeable differences in voice, CD Projekt got another actor to voice Vektor’s new lines for Phantom Liberty, then used the genAI tech to make those lines sound like Reczek was delivering them. CD Projekt Red said at the time that they’d gotten permission from Reczek’s family before going ahead with their plan.

Purchases like this were not made yesterday.

“The radar acquisition dates back to September 28, 2023, when the US Air Force awarded Lockheed Martin a $52.6 million contract for three AN/TPS-77 MRR systems for the Lithuanian Air Force.”