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[Polemists05]

I was actually fairly impressed when comparing the 3/5 vid and the 1/2 and 2/2 vids. I thought good, evil, or snark (Positive or negative if you like) would just effect the dialogue itself. However Hawke acted quite different, in his/her comment after the dialogue as well. I know they talked about tone, but I hadn't seen it in game yet, or heard it confirmed. I like it myself. I'm sure there will be instances, like snarky evil, where it won't quite balance, but I'm glad Angry/Agressive Hawke acts the same outside of dialogue as he does inside it. Rather then just reacting inside dialogue.

[Purple People Eater]

GvazElite wrote...

That whole scene where her husband died was really lame and anti-climatic.

I think the emotion in that scene came off really well myself.

[Riloux]

The attacks are unrealistically fast. They went from too slow to way too fast. It looks like everyone is on cocaine.

[KnightOfTwo]

@Saibh



*has difficulty breathing from laughing too much* I...can't....stop

[Revan312]

I'm still a bit disappointed in Hawke's deadpan face during both Carver and Wesley's death.. She looks like a tranquil

The combat looked fun though.. so I guess that's something.

[Brockololly]

Saibh wrote..
Y u no liek Carver?

Even in death, there is DERP.

Riloux wrote...

The attacks are unrealistically fast. They went from too slow to way too fast. It looks like everyone is on cocaine.

Cocaine draught confirmed for DA2.

Modifié par Brockololly, 19 février 2011 - 12:59 .

[Revan312]

Purple People Eater wrote...

I think the emotion in that scene came off really well myself.

Except Hawke suddenly cared, now that the danger had passed, more about dealing with Wesley rather than her brother who had been deceased for all of 3 minutes, if that..

The emotional content and execution of these opening scenes just feel hollow and confused, to me anyway..

Brockololly wrote...

Even in death, there is DERP.

I dub it, derpor mortis..

Modifié par Revan312, 19 février 2011 - 01:00 .

[panamakira]

Well although I think Carver will just be less sensitive to things, Lady Hawke was choosing kinder responses versus the more aggressive responses that male Hawke was choosing.



I do like though that there is a difference in their reactions but I'll have to choose different responses and see if Carver acts like that in that situation no matter what tone you use~

[LPPrince]

Saibh wrote...

/snicker

Look.



Look closer.

Oh God. The Derp hasn't died!

[KnightOfTwo]

Revan312 wrote...

Purple People Eater wrote...

I think the emotion in that scene came off really well myself.

Except Hawke suddenly cared, now that the danger had passed, more about dealing with Wesley rather than her brother who had been deceased for all of 3 minutes, if that..

The emotional content and execution of these opening demo scenes just feel hollow and confused, to me anyway..

Keep in mind that this is Varric telling a story based on second hand knowledge. Unlike the rest of the game, he wasn't there. He knows what happened but can't exactly describe it in detail.

Modifié par KnightOfTwo, 19 février 2011 - 01:01 .

[LPPrince]

Saibh wrote...



Y u no liek Carver?

It SURVIVES!

But in other news, FemHawke looks real good there. Again, LOVE the focus on Hawke's eyes compared to the Warden's.

[They call me a SpaceCowboy]

GvazElite wrote...

That whole scene where her husband died was really lame and anti-climatic.

Which video was this in? Part 3 only showed to right after beth died.

[LPPrince]

Shinian2 wrote...

GvazElite wrote...

That whole scene where her husband died was really lame and anti-climatic.

Which video was this in? Part 3 only showed to right after beth died.

There's a part 4 now on his youtube channel.

[Eternal Dust]

Saibh wrote...

Y u no liek Carver?

*bursts out laughing* Please, someone use his face as an avatar for a week. I think it could cure depression

[LPPrince]

You do it. I couldn't even if I wanted to as I've got DAO on the 360 and don't have a PC(I'm on Mac).

[KnightOfTwo]

octoberfire wrote...

Saibh wrote...

Y u no liek Carver?

*bursts out laughing* Please, someone use his face as an avatar for a week. I think it could cure depression

I was going to but I couldn't stop laughing while I was about to upload it so I decided to stop. *resumes laughing*

[Revan312]

KnightOfTwo wrote...
Keep in mind that this is Varric telling a story based on second hand knowledge, Unlike the rest of the game, he wasn't there. He knows what happened but can't exactly describe it in detail.

I'm getting kind of tired of that old gem.. It's a shallow excuse for bad writing and poorly executed emotional scenes..  "Varric said it" is as bad as "god did it" to me..

[Dhiro]

I did thought that the emotion was off. Not of Lady Hawke, because I see no point in asking 'what she is feeling?'. She is my character, I decide what she's feeling, even if she doesn't express it.



Now, Mama Hawke didn't looked sad enough, but there are occasions when people feel way more sad than they look/sound, so I'll give her that.

[LPPrince]

By the way, for some reason, looking at OctoberFire's current avatar gives me FFXIII vibes.

Maybe its the shape of her face, the expression, I DON'T KNOW. Gah.

EDIT- And now I don't see it. Yay!

Modifié par LPPrince, 19 février 2011 - 01:07 .

[KnightOfTwo]

Revan312 wrote...

KnightOfTwo wrote...
Keep in mind that this is Varric telling a story based on second hand knowledge, Unlike the rest of the game, he wasn't there. He knows what happened but can't exactly describe it in detail.

I'm getting kind of tired of that old gem.. It's a shallow excuse for bad writing and poorly executed emotional scenes..  "Varric said it" is as bad as "god did it" to me..

I do happen to agree with you that it is overused, but I am looking past it since he hadn't met Hawke yet. If the level of character emotion doesn't increase AFTER having met Varric, I will be quite worried.

[Purple People Eater]

Let me put it this way. the emotion in the scenes come off really well considering ITS A F****** VIDEOGAME!!!. Damn. Some of you people expect too much.

[madsabroo]

KnightOfTwo wrote...

Revan312 wrote...

KnightOfTwo wrote...
Keep in mind that this is Varric telling a story based on second hand knowledge, Unlike the rest of the game, he wasn't there. He knows what happened but can't exactly describe it in detail.

I'm getting kind of tired of that old gem.. It's a shallow excuse for bad writing and poorly executed emotional scenes..  "Varric said it" is as bad as "god did it" to me..

I do happen to agree with you that it is overused, but I am looking past it since he hadn't met Hawke yet. If the level of character emotion doesn't increase AFTER having met Varric, I will be quite worried.

It's a storyteller's job to infuse the tale with drama and emotion, so this is still a rubbish excuse and makes absolutely no sense if Varric is in fact the legendary tale-weaver we're told to expect.

[The Lesser Evil]

Yes. The emotions were bad, shallow and all that and didn't manage to penetrate through my hard, manly shell of anti-emotions whatsover.

*wipes eyes*

[a big blunt]

Purple People Eater wrote...

Let me put it this way. the emotion in the scenes come off really well considering ITS A F****** VIDEOGAME!!!. Damn. Some of you people expect too much.

LA Noire has already proven you can do life-like facial expressions in a game.

[Saibh]

Flemeth looks gloriously wicked. Love her, and her sly smiles.