If you don't wish to be lumped in with a small subsection of the gaming sphere that welcomes the use of AI for how it threatens well-meaning studios and their talent, you may have another game to approach with caution. Martial arts RPG game, Where Winds Meet, released to ten million pre-registrations this week, has landed on Steam to hundreds of thousands of players but divisive ratings. It's not immediately the fault of its developers padding its living world with AI chatbot NPCs who respond to your inputs, but their inclusion is beginning to break the fourth wall of this wuxia-style ancient Chinese hero simulator.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Wuxia action RPG Where Winds Meet rockets up the Steam charts, but its 'AI chatbot' NPCs have overshadowed the combat