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If you, as a studio decide you're going to use human voices, you can easily create a fast, responsive pipeline. There are 1000s of voice actors, ready and available with broadcast quality home studios that can get you audio, fast. This is a leadership problem, not a logistical one.

You can create a pipeline where you have a roster of actors "on-call" who can turn round audio within 4 hours, this is not a difficult thing to achieve. AI is a choice and a different one could easily have been made that would keep it collaborative, ethical and in the spirit of creating art.

Most voice actors have home recording options these days. I built my home booth precisely so I could step in at a moment’s notice. No programming, instant feedback and direction.

They put so much care and attention into other aspects of the game, its a shame the voices sound so goofy and off putting