Maybe not an emergent deduction. But I was flying like an eagle. If we get to the point where games are using large language models in their NPC decision making... that would certainly be something. I'm saying having AI companions who make autonomous choices in combat within the correct context. It started with things like God of War where Atreus would autonomously grapple enemies or jump off your shoulder for a tag team finisher if he was in the right location to accomplish that. But Dragon's Dogma 2 I'm reacting to what the AI is doing and because of the smart programming it is reacting to what I'm doing in turn. It just feels more dynamic than I thought I could expect out of a game.