Personally, the option of speaking to my squaddies doesn't appeal to me, at all. As far as conversation goes, it seemed jarring in that video, to see the guy say one line, and Shepard say another. It's like, you're not Shepard at that point, you're some guy/girl who whispers in Shepard's ear. I find it gimmicky, but that's me.
use voice activation on PC
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Tim Skijwalker
, juin 08 2011 04:53
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#27
Posté 12 juin 2011 - 04:00
raz3r
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You can't do this for dialogue though, it would require someone to write an XML file with the entire voice actingonelifecrisis wrote...
Bogsnot1 wrote...
It didnt have any ME profiles, but I grabbed a copy of it anyway. WIll see how hard/easy it is to get it up and running, but applying medigel would be about the limit of what i would use it for, and given my response to being severely wounded, that will probably be the activation command.
The profiles are just XML. Just grab one of the others and edit it, it's easy, they look like this:
<command name="Medigel" phrase="unity">
<key type="U" />
</command>
#28
Posté 13 juin 2011 - 10:10
Tim Skijwalker
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raz3r_ wrote...
onelifecrisis wrote...
Bogsnot1 wrote...
It didnt have any ME profiles, but I grabbed a copy of it anyway. WIll see how hard/easy it is to get it up and running, but applying medigel would be about the limit of what i would use it for, and given my response to being severely wounded, that will probably be the activation command.
The profiles are just XML. Just grab one of the others and edit it, it's easy, they look like this:
<command name="Medigel" phrase="unity">
<key type="U" />
</command>
You can't do this for dialogue though, it would require someone to write an XML file with the entire voice acting
ahh to bad [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/blushing.png[/smilie]
