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[Karlone123]

For me autodialgue was done too much in ME3, I loved conversing with companions but with autodialogue I was been taking out of the conversation for the sake of  "cinematic flow". It's like your character will state his/her own opinions withhout any input from you yet you will stride down corridors making Banshees swoon over you.

Sorry for that last bit but that's how I feel about it. I know ME and DA take influences from each, I just hope autodialgue isn't a overalling factor in influences. I like and support the dialogue wheel from DA2 to be improved not dampened.

Modifié par Karlone123, 27 août 2012 - 11:22 .

[David Gaider]

Karlone123 wrote...
For me autodialgue was done too much in ME3, I loved conversing with companions but with autodialogue I was been taking out of the conversation for the sake of  "cinematic flow". It's like your character will state his/her own opinions withhout any input from you yet you will stride down corridors making Banshees swoon over you.

Sorry for that last bit but that's how I feel about it. I know ME and DA take influences from each, I just hope autodialgue isn't a overalling factor in influences. I like and support the dialogue wheel from DA2 to be improved not dampened.

I've talked about this before-- the amount of "auto-dialogue" (if that's what you want to call it) is unlikely to change much from DA2. We tend to run with it once the player has made a choice of tone, and avoid the PC expressing opinions without direct input (so any comments are usually intro text or "tell me more" type lines). In fact, there will probably be less need even for those lines, due to things I shan't yet discuss.