Dragon Age 2 Will Look "Super Hot"
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Yeah I found Alistairs' character to be quite relate-able actually. Try putting yourself in his position during the game dialogue and maybe you'll understand why he was defensively sarcastic or negative in a lot of situations.gmaverick019 said:
Graphically speaking - I've got crossfired Radeons so I amped everything to max. While it didn't blow me away I was still more than happy with the graphics. I wish there was a little more attention to detail in the smaller things though.
Plus, when a game's got a great (albeit unoriginal) story, incredible voice acting and so much potential for replay - who gives a flying f*ck about graphics
Who was complaining about the graphics? Really? I thought it looked great. Maybe I have low expectations.
I play this game on a moderately crappy PC. I was surprised and delighted, since I can't even play Mass Effect on this thing, that it would even play. The graphics I see can't be very hot; I'm certain the game looks better on most PC's.roffelito said:
So why don't I have an issue with the graphics?
The issues I have are only in the characters' movements. Sometimes, in a cutscene, a mouth will flap open like a puppet's, or a character will make a motion like he/she's waving away a fly, and the wrist will bend at a funny angle.
Honestly, I think graphics are reaching a plateau. How high a resolution do you need before it doesn't matter anymore? Story and artistic style are going to matter a lot more. I hope. Maybe it'll be tits and ass and blood that are focused on instead.
Animation, facial expression quality is part of the graphics quality, as is art direction. If hes talking about "super hot graphics" he doesn't mean only higher resolution textures and high polygon characters, actually it's harder to make low res texture look good than high res texture.roffelito said:
And anyone saying that graphics (absolutely) doesn't matter are rather ignorant about the way game communicates with the player. Almost all information in video games come visualy, thus the whole experience is heavily enhanced by the visual quality of the game. If games indeed wouldn't be about graphics, we would still be playing text based games. What I'm saying that quality, art direction is extremely important, as is the animation quality, because this makes the games more immersive, believable and makes the whole storyteling, experience a lot more pleasant.
I hope they sort out the amount of bugs in the game, the graphics are fine on Ps3, a bit of rendering problems but nothing that ME1 didn't have
Not having finished Origins yet due to the sheer amount of games I haven't finished, I wanna go to Orlais or Antiva in DA2 and have new characters, and not a continuation of the first group
Not having finished Origins yet due to the sheer amount of games I haven't finished, I wanna go to Orlais or Antiva in DA2 and have new characters, and not a continuation of the first group
I really find it ironic that a guy from BIOWARE would say something as childish and stupid sounding as Super-Hot.
Good point. I just think this seems very un-BioWare like, but mind you, Mass Effect 2 constantly reminds you about Mass Effect 3.Eclpsedragon said:
I honestly didn't see any problem with the graphics.
I don't get what people are bitching about.
I don't get what people are bitching about.
"Fairly" is just my way of saying "I didn't get any farther than 15 hours into the game before I stopped playing." So, from my experience with the game, I can't say the game was heavily clichéd.Jaranja said: