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[Killer-bot]

Once you create a character using the Character Generation system described on p. 8, you will find

yourself in control of the game’s camera, which can zoom in for a wide third-person view of your

characters (over the shoulder) or zoom out and up for a nearly top-down view of a whole area.

To zoom the camera, scroll with your mouse-wheel. When the camera is fully zoomed out, you can pan

across the battlefield using the arrow keys, by clicking the mouse wheel and dragging, or simply by

nudging the edge of the screen. At any zoom level, clicking the right mouse button and dragging rotates

the camera.



Here's more info from the manual about movement of the camera, stop faking and making stuff up. You really just frustrate me, you honestly have nothing better to do than make stuff up about a game you haven't played or probably even seen.

[Luckyluke03]

Bootlegged copy. Serves you right.



Nobody else should worry about this.

[aries1001]

There should be online manual out there on the net somewhere. I have read (some of it). It clearly states that yes, you can right-click on the ground to move yourself, draw a box around your party, right-click to move your party to where you want to go.



I don't particularly like right-clicking for telling my party where to go; it isn't a deal-breaker, though.

[Achromatis]

OP fails. That is all.

Also point clicking ruins my immersion, as does top down camera perspectives...

Modifié par Achromatis, 02 novembre 2009 - 10:23 .

[SheffSteel]

At a guess, his mouse is moving slightly, and the interface is interpreting this as a request to rotate the camera rather than move the character.

[Joel171]

I watched 8 hours of the Warden's Quest event. ( I know. I'm a loser) Through out that entire event I watched the players zoom in, zoom out, and click to move. Either he doesn't know how to do it, or he has a bug of some sort. I will not say he's trolling. Because he seems genuinely upset about it. In fact, he's acting a lot like my 14 year old nephew acts when something minor goes wrong. Whatever it is, if it goes wrong and he doesn't like it, it's an automatic failure. He can't just accept that some things are different.

[-CastorTroy-]

Em are there already legal copies available? I maybe wrong but the only idea I have on mind is that this guy must be from England and must have a preload version? Else there is no way to have a legal copy yet, right?

[einherjan]

NWN2 was not made by Bioware. It was made by Obsidian. So I would not think that there will be a problem.

[danielkx]

I have legal copy



BTW, to the mages out there, fireball spell is awesome, incredibly useful and powerful.

[-CastorTroy-]

danielkx wrote...

I have legal copy

So where are you from?

[Darthain]

So here is the obvious case if he does actually have the game.



Likes NWN2 Camera

Dislike Dragon Age Camera



NWN2 camera was one of the worst pieces of utter garbage the world has ever known.

Therefore, Dragon Age must have a good camera and the OP doesn't know what good camera is.

[Fredvdp]

-CastorTroy- wrote...

Em are there already legal copies available? I maybe wrong but the only idea I have on mind is that this guy must be from England and must have a preload version? Else there is no way to have a legal copy yet, right?

Yes, it's possible. Some stores sell their games a day before the official release date. A bit naughty perhaps, but oh well...

[-CastorTroy-]

danielkx wrote...

I have legal copy

So where are you from? Because maybe I'm a fool but where on earth (except from england) is already the 3rd?

[-CastorTroy-]

@ fredvdp ok thx

Modifié par -CastorTroy-, 02 novembre 2009 - 10:32 .

[ByblosHex]

You're all failing your literacy checks. Come on, I thought you guys were smart?



He wants to be able to CLICK TO WALK, not CLICK TO RUN.

[NetBeansAndJava]

-CastorTroy- wrote...

Em are there already legal copies available? I maybe wrong but the only idea I have on mind is that this guy must be from England and must have a preload version? Else there is no way to have a legal copy yet, right?

Actually, there are at least 2 ways of getting the game legally:

1) Buy it from a local store that sells before street release date.
2) Preorder it directly from EA.  Some customers got there's early (today)... I guess the shipping date is unpredictable.


I never understood why some games stopped the camera from zooming in on the character's face.  ME was like that.

In any case, the manual and trailer vids seem to prove the OP wrong.  Perhaps the OP is confused, which might be a heads up to whomever designed the interface.  After all, people shouldn't have to struggle just to use functionality as basic as camera control.

[Jokeblaze]

ovbiously a troll trying to diss the game, ignore the guy and get your own opinion of the game

[Vicious]

Honestly, this is just a complete failure.

Standard troll. Really, that's right out of the troll book: Calling an unreleased product a Complete/Utter failure due to a very small feature.


Trollery. Move on.

Modifié par Vicious, 02 novembre 2009 - 10:36 .

[_Pariah_]

so tell me, where in hell can't you pan, zoom ore move around player the camera? cuz i can't see this issues at all ?

SPOILER WARNING: first 9 minutes of gameplay, human noble, german version!

[saphera55]

Guys, he is asking to WALK not RUN. He states that he knows how to click-to-run.



No there is no click-to-walk unfortunately OP.

[_Pariah_]

saphera55 wrote...

Guys, he is asking to WALK not RUN. He states that he knows how to click-to-run.

No there is no click-to-walk unfortunately OP.

I won't hardly argue, cuz i don't have my copy Yet, but look on this movie 4:50 - 4:56

Modifié par _Pariah_, 02 novembre 2009 - 10:42 .

[ITSSEXYTIME]

Khalek1 wrote...

If I remember correctly, KOTOR used the same type of camera setting and you couldnt click on the ground to make you character move to that position. So i would say its a standard BioWare thing. Also, neverwinter nights 2 wasn't made by BioWare it was Obsidian

Kotor had the option to play point and click, but it wasn't default.

[Luckyluke03]

If he wants to walk, he just has to hit / on the numpad according to the manual.

[Viz79]

WabeWalker wrote...

Okay, so if everyone here is such an expert (and I'm obviously a completely retarded idiot) then tell me, how do I click on the ground and walk my character from point A to point B?

And why would I want to swivel the camera around my character while I'm doing this? Because of immersion. I'm not playing Jade Empire here. I'm playing an RPG, and half the fun is just living in the world. I want to move the camera around on my character. This is the reason I took all the trouble to begin with in creating the look of my character.

And yes, there's no way to zoom the camera up close on your character. The camera stops so that you feel like you're standing about fifteen feet away.

And to those of you who feel the need to belittle me by claiming that I don't have a copy of the game, and am just making this up - yeah right, I'm just making this up. Yeah, right. Okay, you don't have to post here anymore since this is all just made up.

Its exactly the same as Neverwinter Nights (since their entire dev team worke don this game).  You simply click CLOSE to your character but where youw ant to go and he will walk there. Keep clicking close but slowly moving away and he will keep walking.

However that is not the best way to walk a character around - its easier to walk the character by keeping the walk key down when you want to walk.

[JackDresden]

Well having watched some of that youtube video, (not too big a spoiler if you don't speak german and sip some of it. I have to say I think the controls and the camera look fine to me. To be honest NW2 had way to many camera controls and they got tweaked every patch also I ended up never using half of them.



I also have read the manual I suspect the OP hadn't and was trying to play using NWN2 controls, a different game by a different company so is it any wonder he had trouble.