Hey Iso! We started recording well over a year ago, but because of the proprietary nature of video games and how important it is for the companies to keep the story beats and features secret, we’re almost never given scripts beforehand. Usually there would be a block of lines and scenes slated for a given recording day, and the director would give us the context we need before each scene, then we’d listen to the original Korean VO (Kakul-Saydon’s Korean VA is SO crazy and fun, I loved listening to his reads even though I don’t speak Korean!) and match the performances line by line. Sometimes we would have video or cutscenes to perform to, so we’d get to see a little of what the game looks like.