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[Rubbish Hero]

You know how when characters go into battle they make a comment such as "Die foul beasts!" Or something along those lines? Mannerisms too would also add character. I watch Lord Of Rings, it's like Dragon Age but alot better. You see it too probably but not remember this bit too well.

At end of movie when Uruk-hai fight Fellowship, when Viggo Mortensen about to engage  them in combat he doesn't just run up to them and start swinging like generic action hero man, he does a small mannerism thing were it  looks like he is blessing his sword without actually saying anything. This is a good small detail, should be stolen for Dragon Age 2 as sporadically used (as in not constantly) pre-baked animations to give characters more physical character outside of class.


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Modifié par Rubbish Hero, 26 juillet 2010 - 04:52 .

[David Gaider]

Rubbish Hero wrote...
At end of movie when Uruk-hai fight Fellowship, when Viggo Mortensen about to engage  them in combat he doesn't just run up to them and start swinging like generic action hero man, he does a small mannerism thing were it  looks like he is blessing his sword without actually saying anything. This is a good small detail, should be stolen for Dragon Age 2 as sporadically used (as in not constantly) pre-baked animations to give characters more physical character outside of class.

I quite like this idea. Thanks for suggesting it.

[David Gaider]

joriandrake wrote...
it is always good if characters don't all use the same animation/movement sequences

I agree! In fact, we have characters who can not only walk in their own way (gone is the "man walk" of DAO's female characters! Yay!) but have their own idle animations and such. It's a brave new world, my friend.