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Humanoid_Taifun

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I just saw a bit of Dragon Age and this I really need to say.
Why, if you model so few different sets of armor, is it so difficult to make the armor actually hard? It's supposed to be metal. It says so in the name. And yet, when a character moves, everything around the hip moves along. I was frustrated by this in Morrowind where I had to watch my little sod's frisking behind for hours on end while searching for yet another quest location most probably on the other side of the island.
In Dragon Age I was first perplexed, then amused. Is it so difficult to make certain polygons not move about?
That heroic berserker guy looks like he's wearing a skirt to battle!


*making a mental note not to buy this game for myself until this has been patched*

Modifié par Humanoid_Taifun, 29 décembre 2009 - 03:55 .


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Torias

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Humanoid_Taifun wrote...
In Dragon Age I was first perplexed, then amused. Is it so difficult to make certain polygons not move about?


Yes.

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whtnyte-raernst

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The things people find to complaint about...

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IAGTTBleed

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Now it's been pointed out I'll probably notice it. Suspension of disbelief destroyed!

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Jonp382

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The world is not perfectly simulated, not buying until fixed.

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IAGTTBleed

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I just thought: Do the characters blink?

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XaintMP

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IAGTTBleed wrote...

I just thought: Do the characters blink?


They blink, but not at a realistic rate.  Completely ruined the game for me...

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SardaukarElite

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Humanoid_Taifun wrote...
In Dragon Age I was first perplexed, then amused. Is it so difficult to make certain polygons not move about.


Funnily enough, it is.

Oh, and you should probably avert your eyes whenever you see someone with those large shoulder pads, they have a tendency to go through the armour whenever the owner moves.

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Jonp382 wrote...

The world is not perfectly simulated, not buying until fixed.


lmao, so true

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Chains-Gore

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You know I just noticed this. No one in DA:O sweats. All that running around and fighting and no sweating. This is unacceptable, and I want a refund.



(sarcasm off)

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Ponce de Leon

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Well actually Oblivion had the exactly same problem. Hard armor moving around. And half a dozen of other modern RPG games actually. But,  well, there are far more disturbing things in the game, like not being able to have hurlock armor. I want that hurlock alfa armor!!

Edit : also, H_T, the game is pretty patched by now. I rarely see a crash or bug at all. As for this specific thing, I am not sure, but changing the functions of the game engine wouldn't mean changing the entire game engine?

Modifié par dark-lauron, 29 décembre 2009 - 10:20 .


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Humanoid_Taifun

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Okay, maybe I shouldn't have added that last part, but I thought it was a good way of hinting to the fact that i do not possess the game before people start asking why I don't register it here.



And I like complaining. I'm German, it's what we do!

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Ponce de Leon

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Germans complain? Oh, that's something new I should add in my list.

It's true however that I have never seen you like that on the ol' forums... Probably because where I see you we're discussing of Baldur's Gate (if you catch my meaning).

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Humanoid_Taifun

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I guess that would have been before your time then. :)

But it's true, I've said very few bad things about the BG2 graphics online.