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This was a pleasing experience! It got me to chuckle a few times, and it had a nice pacing. I like the way you share some lines and then let us continue - even if we’re not making a decision, we still get to savour what just happened and have a feeling that we have some agency. That is good, and avoid getting us bored or overwhelmed with information. I was able to read back when I didn’t understand a wrd or two.

The music is nice for settings the mood for a silly medieval setting; I wish this could have been done by a talented musician. You know, you can find some in our discord community.

I am also curious about the TTS voice you used. It has a nice accent and intonation. Mind sharing the source?

And lastly I will also say that it’s not always clear who’s talking. I felt at some moments that was me, but others it was someone else? I didn’t realize if I was Lyndor or Lyndor’s friend. This was not always clear. I wonder if you could identify the speaker, or maybe, since you’re making use of TTS, provide different TTS voices for different characters - although this could get out of hand quickly, once you start adding more characters… well, I’m not sure what the solution is, but it was a fun time.

Thanks for your kind words :-)

And indeed, I have a task to organize texts to make it clearer who is speaking; it doesn't always happen that way. As for the TTS voices, I'm not exactly sure what you mean. They're the ones provided by the browser's API, and they're not always the same. Depending on the computer I'm testing on, it might be a boy or a girl. I don't really understand why; I'll have to look into it.

No, it was a silly question, don’t mind it. I was just wondering if it would even be possible to say “use voice english-UK for this sentence, voice english-US for this one, and voice english-aus for that one”, but it was only a delirium of my mind. I don’t agree with this idea, no one is gonna have all those voices in their computers, and you would have too many characters to make that work. Don’t mind that bit of the comment!

This is something I need to look into because I think it could be done. I'm not sure, as I said, I need to see it, but I think you can use any of the available voices you want. This is a whole new world I've discovered thanks to this jam session. We'll see what the future holds...