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Isekai and reincarnation stories are packed with chosen heroes, noble quests, and fated romancesbut what happens when the protagonists refuse to follow the script? Whether its a so-called hero exploiting the system and refusing to play nice, a villainess rewriting her fate and dissing the male leads, or a fangirl treating a love triangle like a reality show as a minor villain, these series inject sharp humor and relentless satire into familiar fantasy formulas, turning them into chapter after chapter of unhinged hilarity.

Back in 2019, a little-known Estonian studio called ZA/UM released its first-ever project on Steam: an isometric, narrative-driven role-playing game by the name of Disco Elysium. Designed as a spiritual successor to the thought-provoking computer RPGs of yesteryear, suchas Planescape: Torment, Disco Elysium was primarily a dialogue-driven game that featured little-to-no combat. Its story followed the misadventures of an alcoholic, amnesiac detective who had to come to terms with his past after being tasked with solving a murder mystery in a poverty-stricken city. Despite its unorthodox gameplay loop and premise, Disco Elysium ended up being a runaway success. ZA/UM's debut release garnered praise from critics and players alike, and it even won multiple Game of the Year awards.

As of March 28, Amazon Echo models that were previously able to process Alexa requests locally will no longer do so, instead sending those voice recordings to the cloud. An Amazon spokesperson confirmed the change to The Verge after a Reddit user posted a PSA about it on Friday, with a screenshot of an email theyd received from the company. The change applies to the Echo Dot (4th Gen), Echo Show 10 and Echo Show 15, according to The Verge.Per the email shared on Reddit, the settings for Echo users who enabled the Do Not Send Voice Recordings option will automatically change to Dont save recordings. It goes on to say, This means that, starting on March 28th, your voice recordings will be sent to and processed in the cloud, and they will be deleted after Alexa processes your requests. Any previously saved voice recordings will also be deleted. The move comes a few weeks after Amazon introduced Alexa+, which brings generative AI to the assistant. Amazon said during the February unveiling event that Alexa+ would begin rolling out in early access this month.As we continue to expand Alexas capabilities with generative AI features that rely on the processing power of Amazons secure cloud, we have decided to no longer support this feature, Amazon said in its email to customers about discontinuing the option for local processing.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/home/smart-home/amazon-is-getting-rid-of-the-option-for-echo-devices-to-process-alexa-requests-locally-182627101.html?src=rss

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