Salaciouschicken wrote...
Where was DA1 then? Oh, right...you make no sense and make my head hurt.
Modifié par kylecouch, 26 février 2011 - 10:00 .
Amyante wrote...
con·sist·en·cy
/kənˈsɪstənsi/ Show Spelled[kuhn-sis-tuhn-see] Show IPA
–noun, plural -cies.
1. a degree of density, firmness, viscosity, etc.: The liquid has the consistency of cream.
2. steadfast adherence to the same principles, course, form, etc.: There is consistency in his pattern of behavior.
3. agreement, harmony, or compatibility, especially correspondence or uniformity among the parts of a complex thing: consistency of colors throughout the house.
4. the condition of cohering or holding together and retaining form; solidity or firmness.
...Sounds like the correct term to me.
As for trying to get BW to change this again for DA3, there isn't much hope for it. Due to the 'flashyness' of this version it will likely sell more, and BW would say "Gee, DA2 sold more copies than DAO, we're on the right track!", regardless of how many of DAO's existing fanbase actually liked DA2.
It is more casual, and that appeals more to casual gamers. Said gamers however will likely only spend a few days on DA2 before moving on to another game, caring less about plot and more about defeating innumerable hordes of enemies whenever they feel like it, and drop it again at the first part they feel is boring. 60% of gamers never finished Assassin's Creed, and that number will only go up according to current trends, But if you look at nothing but sales...
Modifié par Aradace, 26 février 2011 - 10:00 .
Aradace wrote...
ElectricPhase wrote...
As for the glitches, the level of graphics in this game shouldn't strain the PS3. ME2 proves that.
That's strange because it didnt strain my PS3 in the slightest...Hmmm. Only issues I had were one or two "audio" issues and even then I wouldnt account them to putting "strain" on my console. More akin to something that is hopefully polished up better in the full game.
ElectricPhase wrote...
Aradace wrote...
ElectricPhase wrote...
As for the glitches, the level of graphics in this game shouldn't strain the PS3. ME2 proves that.
That's strange because it didnt strain my PS3 in the slightest...Hmmm. Only issues I had were one or two "audio" issues and even then I wouldnt account them to putting "strain" on my console. More akin to something that is hopefully polished up better in the full game.
It didn't strain mine either. Framerate was rock solid and controls were responsive. What I did get (don't know the technical term) were stark white lines intermittently flashing on the screen. I haven't seen this in any other game from Bioware or anyone else. Maybe they'll still fix that.
Modifié par Aradace, 26 février 2011 - 10:04 .
caslav wrote...
I'm playing on pc with everything maxed out, and the one thing I noticed is that when rotating camera using A and D keys, the movement is very jerky every 0.5 sec....but when using the mouse, i could spin the camera 100 times faster with no fps drop what so ever...
p.s. did anyone notice how awesome the lighting and shadows are when using basic attack with mage staff?
I was fooling around with console commands and broke the game, so that the last enemy in the last scene in the chantry just wouldn't die, even if he has 0hp...and your folks just kept attacking...that gave me an opportunity to look at all the animations and effects, and I really liked lights and shadows cast on the walls and floor by mage basic attack : )
vania z wrote...
Hi.
I'd like to ask a question:)
When Carver or Bethany dies, there is an option "at least father won't be alone" or something like that. Some people think that it is a sarcastic remark, but I think that that's a rather common sympathy phrase in English and intended as a condolence for mother. Am I right?
Thanks.
Aradace wrote...
caslav wrote...
I'm playing on pc with everything maxed out, and the one thing I noticed is that when rotating camera using A and D keys, the movement is very jerky every 0.5 sec....but when using the mouse, i could spin the camera 100 times faster with no fps drop what so ever...
p.s. did anyone notice how awesome the lighting and shadows are when using basic attack with mage staff?
I was fooling around with console commands and broke the game, so that the last enemy in the last scene in the chantry just wouldn't die, even if he has 0hp...and your folks just kept attacking...that gave me an opportunity to look at all the animations and effects, and I really liked lights and shadows cast on the walls and floor by mage basic attack : )
PS3 does a damn good job with the lighting too believe it or not.
omearaee wrote...
vania z wrote...
Hi.
I'd like to ask a question:)
When Carver or Bethany dies, there is an option "at least father won't be alone" or something like that. Some people think that it is a sarcastic remark, but I think that that's a rather common sympathy phrase in English and intended as a condolence for mother. Am I right?
Thanks.
I think so, I believe it's a charming response. I could be wrong though.
kylecouch wrote...
Aradace wrote...
caslav wrote...
I'm playing on pc with everything maxed out, and the one thing I noticed is that when rotating camera using A and D keys, the movement is very jerky every 0.5 sec....but when using the mouse, i could spin the camera 100 times faster with no fps drop what so ever...
p.s. did anyone notice how awesome the lighting and shadows are when using basic attack with mage staff?
I was fooling around with console commands and broke the game, so that the last enemy in the last scene in the chantry just wouldn't die, even if he has 0hp...and your folks just kept attacking...that gave me an opportunity to look at all the animations and effects, and I really liked lights and shadows cast on the walls and floor by mage basic attack : )
PS3 does a damn good job with the lighting too believe it or not.
Being a PS3 user myself...I agree...also the only technical issue I had period was the lack of dialogue from Wesley's mouth when I spoke to him out of the "conversation mode" if you will.
Aradace wrote...
omearaee wrote...
vania z wrote...
Hi.
I'd like to ask a question:)
When Carver or Bethany dies, there is an option "at least father won't be alone" or something like that. Some people think that it is a sarcastic remark, but I think that that's a rather common sympathy phrase in English and intended as a condolence for mother. Am I right?
Thanks.
I think so, I believe it's a charming response. I could be wrong though.
Im pretty sure you're right. It meant more as a consolement than anything. Just some folks take it out of context and automatically assume it's "snarky" or whatnot. I blame the public school system
caslav wrote...
yap, wesley is opening his mouth, but nothing's comming out
Modifié par Aradace, 26 février 2011 - 10:19 .
Aradace wrote...
Amyante wrote...
con·sist·en·cy
/kənˈsɪstənsi/ Show Spelled[kuhn-sis-tuhn-see] Show IPA
–noun, plural -cies.
1. a degree of density, firmness, viscosity, etc.: The liquid has the consistency of cream.
2. steadfast adherence to the same principles, course, form, etc.: There is consistency in his pattern of behavior.
3. agreement, harmony, or compatibility, especially correspondence or uniformity among the parts of a complex thing: consistency of colors throughout the house.
4. the condition of cohering or holding together and retaining form; solidity or firmness.
...Sounds like the correct term to me.
As for trying to get BW to change this again for DA3, there isn't much hope for it. Due to the 'flashyness' of this version it will likely sell more, and BW would say "Gee, DA2 sold more copies than DAO, we're on the right track!", regardless of how many of DAO's existing fanbase actually liked DA2.
It is more casual, and that appeals more to casual gamers. Said gamers however will likely only spend a few days on DA2 before moving on to another game, caring less about plot and more about defeating innumerable hordes of enemies whenever they feel like it, and drop it again at the first part they feel is boring. 60% of gamers never finished Assassin's Creed, and that number will only go up according to current trends, But if you look at nothing but sales...
Now you're getting to the core of it...BW, believe it or not, is a company based on greed just like any other company. They arent special, they arent exempt from the corruption of corporations. And per betum (proper usuage I hope) what you posted is precisely why they will continue in the franchise's current direction. Again, for those, like myself, who actually like this fresh approach, wont mind so much. But to the so called "hardcore" fans, it's a jagged pill of truth they are having alot of trouble swallowing.
Modifié par Amyante, 26 février 2011 - 10:23 .
Modifié par Aradace, 26 février 2011 - 10:23 .
vania z wrote...
Hi.
I'd like to ask a question:)
When Carver or Bethany dies, there is an option "at least father won't be alone" or something like that. Some people think that it is a sarcastic remark, but I think that that's a rather common sympathy phrase in English and intended as a condolence for mother. Am I right?
Thanks.
Amyante wrote...
I work in a company, trust me when i say this is not new to me, hence why i brought that up in one of my own posts. As i said earlier, not much else to do but wait and hope for the best while picking out the occasional gem amongst the coal.
Reaverwind wrote...
vania z wrote...
Hi.
I'd like to ask a question:)
When Carver or Bethany dies, there is an option "at least father won't be alone" or something like that. Some people think that it is a sarcastic remark, but I think that that's a rather common sympathy phrase in English and intended as a condolence for mother. Am I right?
Thanks.
I recommend donning armor before trying it out on a grieving mom.
Amyante wrote...
Odd, i'm Googling the same thing and all i'm getting is hits on NBA player Nicholas Batum and the Georgian city of Batumi... Any links there?
Modifié par Aradace, 26 février 2011 - 10:30 .
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