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turn_based_fanboy said:Good less stupid dialogues to click away before sex scene.
I'm quite certain of that actually, and with more believable story too and better combat. Yet they manage to be more welcoming than DA2.sgc_meltdown said:Oh you joke now but the truth is that there are probably more than a few hentai games with more dialog and character development than Dragon Age 2.
• 400,000 Words
• 2,500 Cinematics
Jaesun said:I want to be a dragon.
deus101 said:Only reason why BG2 had import feature was so you could get the golden pantoloons.
Relay said:• 400,000 Words
• 2,500 Cinematics
Less words spoken but more cinematics ? I got it, DA2 is a festival of staring contests. Biowhore must have been influenced by the japanese mangaka.
John Epler said:user said:]cinematic substitutions instead of dialogue choices and gameplay length, etc, in my opinion, makes the game more linear and less personal. Im specfulating of course until the game comes out and i hope im wrong.
Actually, the way we do our cinematics, the writers go in, write everything, and then the cinematics guys go in and turn certain lines into cutscenes - if we feel something needs emphasis, we'll do some camera trickery, animation timing, character movement, that sort of thing.
You're still getting the same amount of dialogue and writing as you otherwise would, only we try to make it more visually interesting, and where we can - we show instead of tell. Saying 'HE IS GOING CRAZY' is a less effective narrative technique than showing he's going crazy with the use of things such as hitchcock zooms, camera tilts and specific gestures.
'Cinematics', in this case, rarely refers to the traditional lengthy non-interactive cutscene, but rather responses and dialogues that are in the game either way, just in this case we add a little extra polish to make the important moments feel important.
You're still getting the same amount of dialogue and writing as you otherwise would, only we try to make it more visually interesting, and where we can - we show instead of tell.
Volourn said:Oh you joke now but the truth is that there are probably more than a few hentai games with more dialog and character development than Planescape Torment.
But it gives insight into Volly's true tastes. I think we should ask the "pretty" princess about hentai.Kosmonaut said:Volourn said:Oh you joke now but the truth is that there are probably more than a few hentai games with more dialog and character development than Planescape Torment.
Wow. Volly, this sentence is wrong. It lacks typing errors and misspells!
sgc_meltdown said:I remember what it was like before cinematic dialog, everyone had to read text and as anyone who read a book can tell you it was a very ineffective narrative technique indeed
I don't think the DA2 engine is up to the task. Maybe an engine with more advanced facial animation.Clockwork Knight said:The demo isn't very promising about that - when your brother dies, mom goes to his corpse and goes on a "oh my son, I can't lose you now" spiel. Looks corny and could be avoided by making her look desperate and panicked.
Shannow said:But it gives insight into Volly's true tastes. I think we should ask the "pretty" princess about hentai.Kosmonaut said:Volourn said:Oh you joke now but the truth is that there are probably more than a few hentai games with more dialog and character development than Planescape Torment.
Wow. Volly, this sentence is wrong. It lacks typing errors and misspells!
Just a heads up, there's unofficial savegames available online. These are likely the only hopes of dealing with that particular problem and honestly, it's not too shaby.ortucis said:First Mass Effect, then this (what sucks is that if you don't import your own save game in ME, you get BioWare's shitty version of the story where half of the encounters never happened and you killed important, few good, characters as well).
Xor said:Speaking of hentai, Bioware might want to consider that direction if their fanbase continues asking for better romances