If I was covered in blood and standing in front of you, I'm pretty sure you would hang on my every word. *awesome face* I personally found it disturbing to be covered in blood and talking romance with somebody. XDBabyRaptor said:Me too. I turned it off ASAP. It caused this huge disconnect for me...I just sat there thinking "How can these people I'm talking to take me seriously when I look like this?"Jbird said:As gratuitous as it is, it's become a staple for the series. Personally, I find it annoying. Makes the experience feel cheap.josemlopes said:The blood. So much blood.
PS: I know that the game was like that.
While I can barely make out what you just said, I thought we abandoned realism when a sword strike causes someone to pop like a water balloon, as oppose to being chopped in half.Realitycrash said:Noooo, it makers the experience seem rather realistic. Of course you would have blood splattered on your armor and parts of your body after fighting twenty guys! (Especially in DA2 where your opponents have a tendency to literary explode into a fog of smoke and guts), what makes the experience feel cheap is that it is there one cut-scene, and the very next (half a minute later), everything is gone.
I'm sorry, should I have phrased myself differently?Jbird said:While I can barely make out what you just said, I thought we abandoned realism when a sword strike causes someone to pop like a water balloon, as oppose to being chopped in half.Realitycrash said:Noooo, it makers the experience seem rather realistic. Of course you would have blood splattered on your armor and parts of your body after fighting twenty guys! (Especially in DA2 where your opponents have a tendency to literary explode into a fog of smoke and guts), what makes the experience feel cheap is that it is there one cut-scene, and the very next (half a minute later), everything is gone.
Disappearing blood is in all games that allow blood. That just a technical thing. It's the "blood on face during (casual) conversations" that are just silly. It's the disconnect between a bloody battle and going back to talking about curtains that's off-putting.Realitycrash said:I'm sorry, should I have phrased myself differently?Jbird said:While I can barely make out what you just said, I thought we abandoned realism when a sword strike causes someone to pop like a water balloon, as oppose to being chopped in half.Realitycrash said:Noooo, it makers the experience seem rather realistic. Of course you would have blood splattered on your armor and parts of your body after fighting twenty guys! (Especially in DA2 where your opponents have a tendency to literary explode into a fog of smoke and guts), what makes the experience feel cheap is that it is there one cut-scene, and the very next (half a minute later), everything is gone.
In Fantasy, one can never be truly realistic, but one can strive. But I guess that if the laws of physics allow you to pop people like balloons with your sword, they could allow for magically disappearing blood.