Square Enix Wants Players To Train In-Game NPCs And Alter Their

Square Enix has recently published a new patent that wants players to train in-game NPCs to make them more immersive and detailed.

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eXputer on X: Square Enix has recently published a patent that seeks to let players train in-game NPCs and alter their behavior. The proposed system could add another layer of depth for