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[moilami]

1varangian wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

Now the clip from the latest trailer:

Pretty bad continuity error for a cinematic trailer.

Lol woot I only noticed the sideboob

[Mike Laidlaw]

Sylvius the Mad wrote...

Nice continuity error with the daggers.

Nice try, smarty pants.

Trailers often contain edits to the final content. This is why they are typically shorter than the final content.

[salted onions]

ViSeirA wrote...

Okay, here's Bethany's animated hair



Didn't want to capture at a bigger res because size would have been over 6 megabytes. 

What video is this from? o:

[Mike Laidlaw]

salted onions wrote...

What video is this from? o:

This one, I believe.

[crimzontearz]

Mike Laidlaw wrote...

salted onions wrote...

What video is this from? o:

This one, I believe.

Mike......since you are monitoring this thread.....and you'd be the one to ask to

does the Mirror of transformation "save" slider settings for you?

[In Exile]

The cinematic team did amazing work. Just based on these snippets, it's the best work Bioware's done in cinematics yet, and far above anything that went into ME2.

[Maria Caliban]

In Exile wrote...

The cinematic team did amazing work. Just based on these snippets, it's the best work Bioware's done in cinematics yet, and far above anything that went into ME2.

The cinematics do look like they're better than ME 2, but you'd really need to play through the game to find out.

[crimzontearz]

Maria Caliban wrote...

In Exile wrote...

The cinematic team did amazing work. Just based on these snippets, it's the best work Bioware's done in cinematics yet, and far above anything that went into ME2.

The cinematics do look like they're better than ME 2, but you'd really need to play through the game to find out.

if not better at least as good

[DarthCaine]

In Exile wrote...

The cinematic team did amazing work. Just based on these snippets, it's the best work Bioware's done in cinematics yet, and far above anything that went into ME2.

Now you're extremly pushing it. The animations in the Sebastian trailer look bad, far worse than in any ME

Modifié par DarthCaine, 18 janvier 2011 - 03:56 .

[In Exile]

DarthCaine wrote...
Now you're extremly pushing it. The animations in the Sebastian trailer look bad

I don't look at trailers; I've just looked at what was posted in this thread, and it is far better than what Bioware did in ME2. I don't see any reason to assume that these random snippets are not indicative of the general type of animations we will see in DA2.

In ME, people didn't interact with objects. In ME2, you had people interact with data pads, shot glases and cigarettes.

Modifié par In Exile, 18 janvier 2011 - 03:58 .

[hexaligned]

I don't know, facial animations looked much more expressive and natural in DAO, It was one of the more impressive things about the graphics engine imo. DA2 looks much more plasticy and washed. It is nice to see actual articulating hands however.

[In Exile]

relhart wrote...

I don't know, facial animations looked much more expressive and natural in DAO, It was one of the more impressive things about the graphics engine imo. DA2 looks much more plasticy and washed. It is nice to see actual articulating hands however.

You mean all 4 of them?

[Beerfish]

DarthCaine wrote...

In Exile wrote...

The cinematic team did amazing work. Just based on these snippets, it's the best work Bioware's done in cinematics yet, and far above anything that went into ME2.

Now you're extremly pushing it. The animations in the Sebastian trailer look bad, far worse than in any ME

Nonsense.  The animations look perfectly fine in that trailer.

[slimgrin]

Yeah, lets not get all worked up just because they actually have some hair moving in cut scenes. Moving hair in gameplay - that's when I'll get excited.

[Mike Laidlaw]

crimzontearz wrote...

Mike......since you are monitoring this thread.....and you'd be the one to ask to

does the Mirror of transformation "save" slider settings for you?

Start a new thread! Forum police're watching!

[Maria Caliban]

slimgrin wrote...

Yeah, lets not get all worked up just because they actually have some hair moving in cut scenes. Moving hair in gameplay - that's when I'll get excited.

All cutscenes are in-engine, not prerendered. At least that's the way it was for DA:O. In DA 2, they do seem to have the illustrated sections, but what we just saw doesn't appear to be out of engine.

[Adhin]

The only 'videos' they tend to do (which still use in engine stuff) tend to be small, constantly repeated stuff or a large-scale battle that never changes. Anytime the players involved its in engine directly. It would be less work for them to shoot in-engine stuff of existing cut scenes then make up entirely arbitrary ones outside of engine, using game assets just to try to make it 'look better'. So I agree with it all being in engine. Just doesn't make any sense, same reason they don't put out demos till after a games released, waste of good time.

That Varric bolt-spin thingy after he tosses the bag (plus the bag toss) I thought was freakin' awesome. Definitely the first game I've seen them do that's gone this far with the animations. ME2 was pretty good overall but they still had a tendency to use a lot of generic animations for a lot of cut scenes. Also the setting its self I guess doesn't lend its self to the kind of things DA does, like the bolt spinning or tossing money bags. Everything's data pads and omni-tools. Can't really spin an omni-tool fancily you know (side note, mildly shocked' fancily' is a word, least its not showing up marked by the spellchecker...)?

Ahh just move reasons to look forward to the game, gonna be all kinds of sexeh

Modifié par Adhin, 18 janvier 2011 - 04:15 .

[Mike Laidlaw]

Maria Caliban wrote...

All cutscenes are in-engine, not prerendered. At least that's the way it was for DA:O. In DA 2, they do seem to have the illustrated sections, but what we just saw doesn't appear to be out of engine.

And there's a good reason we do that: it lets us incorporate a custom Hawke appearance into the game. It would be so much easier if we only had one appearance to work with, but, you know, I love you guys and your awesome avatars.

...most of the time. <_<

[Blacklash93]

DarthCaine wrote...

In Exile wrote...

The cinematic team did amazing work. Just based on these snippets, it's the best work Bioware's done in cinematics yet, and far above anything that went into ME2.

Now you're extremly pushing it. The animations in the Sebastian trailer look bad, far worse than in any ME

Not really. I can't remember anything in ME2 quite as intricate as pinning a sheet of paper to a board with an arrow. Or twirling a bolt in one's fingers.

[Pseudo the Mustachioed]

ViSeirA wrote...

Okay, here's Bethany's animated hair



Didn't want to capture at a bigger res because size would have been over 6 megabytes. 

*doubletake* Whoa. And I thought the FRONT of that armor was fantastic.

[Dhiro]

Hi, Pirate Laidlaw. About the disappearing dagger in the gif on the top of the page, I was wondering if sex scenes will be ala Dragon Age, with underwear.



...I just needed a excuse to ask this :<

[mellifera]

ViSeirA wrote...

Okay, here's Bethany's animated hair



Didn't want to capture at a bigger res because size would have been over 6 megabytes. 

Hot damn, it all looks great. Is it just me or do Bethany's boobs look smaller?

[DarthCaine]

Dhiro wrote...

Hi, Pirate Laidlaw. About the disappearing dagger in the gif on the top of the page, I was wondering if sex scenes will be ala Dragon Age, with underwear.

...I just needed a excuse to ask this :<

I think they'll be like in ME2

[Dhiro]

DarthCaine wrote...

Dhiro wrote...

Hi, Pirate Laidlaw. About the disappearing dagger in the gif on the top of the page, I was wondering if sex scenes will be ala Dragon Age, with underwear.

...I just needed a excuse to ask this :<

I think they'll be like in ME2

At least sex with underwear had shirtless people.

[In Exile]

slimgrin wrote...

Yeah, lets not get all worked up just because they actually have some hair moving in cut scenes. Moving hair in gameplay - that's when I'll get excited.

If it features Hawke, it's in-engine since the face can be customized.