In europe we have bancontact instead which is endorsed by some governments, and it is more neutral.

With that i mean that per game, using someones voice ahould net them a percentage of sales so that they get continuous payment, and the license only applies to **that** game, like how audio middleware and plugins license their use to bigger companies

Theres use cases where it could be the only viable method of getting a system to work. Fully adapting voicelines for specific characters are an example and arent needed in any games right now but could be an experiment in the future.

However, ai generated voices should get licensing fees per sale

Raytracing does benefit one type of lighting more, and that is physically accurate lighting, aka AAA games that aim for just realism in graphics. But outside that yeah. Theres not any real benefit that cant be achieved in other ways

Also im not sure if this is why rtx is being pushed so hard but....

Rtx cards are really good for encryption and decryption in bitcoin. As well as ai software, and this profit potential maybe why these features are being pushed so hard.

Raytracing is a cool technology but it shouldnt be the main focus of innovation.

Every tool has its use and there are better ways to have dynamic lighting that have already been used in the past

use the right tool for the right job

Riley is just a lil gremlin, let her do her things

Its more that she looks like an older era of hex like an ancestor and would be a hex grandma technically

Yeeesss, tc4 is best thaumcraft

You should also look into a show of the ropes.
Great furry webcomic about bdsm and its more wholesome aspects.
The creator, glopossum has also made a nice comic about trying crossdress and discovering identity
Called crossing that bridge

I find that a combination of both is necessary, paths are handy for human readable sections of input like setting up fmod events in unity. Yet, in combination with an automaticallh changing UUID to string map you can have the best of both worlds.