It wouldn't. The PC already nods and gestures during conversations.EntropicAngel wrote...
Don't get me wrong, I like it. It just seems like it would take more time to implement that would take away from normal responses.Naughty Bear wrote...
But since this is an RPG, surel they could do this? Like I said, not everyone opens their mouth to respond when in conversation.
Can Bioware do this?
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, nov. 09 2012 03:11
#26
Posté 10 novembre 2012 - 03:33
Maria Caliban
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Posté 10 novembre 2012 - 03:59
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Possibly it could be done, but animating all the gestures and facial expressions could be expensive? I dunno, I'm not an animator.
I definitely don't think it could've been done properly with the level of technology used in the previous games. They did a bit in DA2, but it still wasn't great. And in DA:O the warden's face barely ever moved at all. Maybe with the new engine.
I definitely don't think it could've been done properly with the level of technology used in the previous games. They did a bit in DA2, but it still wasn't great. And in DA:O the warden's face barely ever moved at all. Maybe with the new engine.
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Posté 10 novembre 2012 - 04:44
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I like the concept of this. However, in practice I find gestures to be wooden in games. There is just something off about them: the whole uncanny valley thing.
As for the cultural meaning of gestures, I agree that other meanings would have to be taken into account. This is not just an east vs west thing. Gestures also vary between the United States and Europe.
As for the cultural meaning of gestures, I agree that other meanings would have to be taken into account. This is not just an east vs west thing. Gestures also vary between the United States and Europe.
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