Yrkoon wrote...
What? I don't remember that.In Exile wrote...
TW2 had paraphrases where you would pick something like "Very funny" and Geralt said "**** off."
It's the very first dialogue you get during the interrogation in the prologue.
Geralt's hands are cuffed behind his back, and Vernon offers him a handshake.
One of the options in response is, "Very funny." I assumed when I picked it that Geralt would make some amused comment about the state of his hands. But he started with, "**** you" and went into a long statement which neither paraphrase attempted to cover.
Yrkoon wrote...
The Paraphrases in the dialogue choices in TW2 were invariably straight forward.
Well, it's hard to say otherwise if - when given an explicit example of a questionable paraphrase - you basically deny the example exists.
The issue is BioWare learned that the paraphrases alone do not give enough information and that's why we got the tone icons in Dragon Age II. That some paraphrases + icons are still misleading isn't the point, they're less misleading because of the additional information*. TW2 lacks these, and the effectiveness of quite a few of the paraphrases - at least the ones I saw - was about on par with Mass Effect 1.
*Except when you choose between options like three different paraphrases with the squiggly arrows or something.
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