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[fchopin]

Please make all cutscenes skippable by pressing Esc in games if we have one completed save.
 
Forcing people to watch cutscenes is a waste of time as people get up and make a tea or something.
We want to play the game and not be forced to watch a cutscene a hundred times.

[Doctoglethorpe]

Haven't they always been?

[don-mika]

no, and please don`t do -blinking text- press X to skip- like in AC3- it is very annoying

[fchopin]

Doctor Moustache wrote...

Haven't they always been?

No, some are not skippable in DA2 and many in ME3.

[Obrusnine]

If they aren't going to make the cut-scenes skippable, they could at least use it to disguise the loading screen. But noooooo, in DA2 they would have the cutscene come up and then the loading screen. Grrr....

[Ridwan]

don-mika wrote...

no, and please don`t do -blinking text- press X to skip- like in AC3- it is very annoying

Yeah cause watching the same cutscenes over and over again really helps the replay value /sarcasm. I support the OP.

[Kidd]

Skippable cutscenes sounds great. If I've beaten the game before, chances are I'll know if I'm interested in the cutscene or not as it starts =) This is -especially- true for every single scene close to the beginning of the game since people generally play beginnings more often than endings.

[JCAP]

In my opinion, all cutscenes should have the option to skip.

One of the things I hate is the credits in assassin's creed, you HAVE to see a 20-30 minute credit if you want to keep playing. That is so annoying.

[jds1bio]

This is the 21st century. All cutscenes should be pause-able, skip-able, and subtitled in at least one language.

There is no excuse for any developer working with a AAA publisher on a AAA game to deviate from this (yes, you too 007 Legends).

Modifié par jds1bio, 04 décembre 2012 - 06:04 .

[ManOfSteel]

The player should always have the ability to skip cutscenes, in my opinion. Regardless of importance.

[Robhuzz]

jds1bio wrote...

This is the 21st century. All cutscenes should be pause-able, skip-able, and subtitled in at least one language.

There is no excuse for any developer working with a AAA publisher on a AAA game to deviate from this (yes, you too 007 Legends).

Exactly. Every cutscene should be pause-able and skip-able in today's so called 'AAA' games.

[Sarquindi]

I agree with this so much! I hate it when I can't skip a movie scene. Every game has a boring part to it and when you're on your fifth character you just want to skip past it.

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

I don't skip them myself, but I can understand why someone would want to after replaying it a few times, so I support this. Maybe in the first cutsecene they could show you which button to push to skip and don't show it again.

Its not like they are asking for a button to skip the combat. looooooooooool

[Teddie Sage]

The square button is used for this on the PS3. I actually like this option, a lot.

[BubbleDncr]

I'm fine with an option to skip cutscenes, but I'm a bit at a loss as to why its "acceptable" to let players skip cutscenes but not combat.

Player that plays for combat wanting to skip cut scenes = ok
Player that plays for story wanting to skip combat = not ok

Especially when, to the best of my knowledge, an individual cutscene in a game takes more time and resources to create than an individual combat encounter does.

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

Because without combat you are watching a movie. srsly combat is like 60% of what makes an RPG

Modifié par DinoSteve, 04 décembre 2012 - 09:18 .

[BubbleDncr]

DinoSteve wrote...

Because without combat you are watching a movie. srsly combat is like 60% of what makes an RPG

But what if that's what the player wants to do? Shouldn't that player have the same right to play the game the way they want to as everyone else?

And you aren't necessarily just watching a movie - you still interact in the story, and that doesn't happen in a movie.

Not saying I necessarily want a skip combat button, just playing devil's advocate here.

Modifié par BubbleDncr, 04 décembre 2012 - 09:24 .

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

If thats the case wouldn't it be easier and cheaper to watch it on youtube? Without combat to level up your character what is the point, I know there are other RPG's that allow you to level up in other ways but in those RPGs you still spend the main bulk of the game in combat to level up, honestly without combat there is nothing to achieve no point in playing.

Now I'm not saying combat makes a whole RPG but it makes up a bulk of it.

[BubbleDncr]

The point is to interact in the story. If you just watched it on youtube, you're just watching someone else's choices, not your own - they aren't necessarily picking the dialog choices you would have picked, so you wouldn't always see the things you wanted to see. So unless someone posted all the cutscenes on youtube with every single branch of dialog represented, then no.

I do enjoy the rpg combat, but I play these games mainly for the opportunity to interact in the story. If the next Bioware game was a platformer, but still had interesting characters and and presented difficult choices for me to make in between the platforming sections, I would be fine with that.

[naughty99]

fchopin wrote...

Please make all cutscenes skippable by pressing Esc in games if we have one completed save.
 
Forcing people to watch cutscenes is a waste of time as people get up and make a tea or something.
We want to play the game and not be forced to watch a cutscene a hundred times.

Completely agree, this absolutely kills the replay value.

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

BubbleDncr wrote...

The point is to interact in the story. If you just watched it on youtube, you're just watching someone else's choices, not your own - they aren't necessarily picking the dialog choices you would have picked, so you wouldn't always see the things you wanted to see. So unless someone posted all the cutscenes on youtube with every single branch of dialog represented, then no.

I do enjoy the rpg combat, but I play these games mainly for the opportunity to interact in the story. If the next Bioware game was a platformer, but still had interesting characters and and presented difficult choices for me to make in between the platforming sections, I would be fine with that.

Then what you want is an interactive movie not an RPG they have those on youtube as well.

Modifié par DinoSteve, 04 décembre 2012 - 10:00 .

[FaWa]

DinoSteve wrote...

BubbleDncr wrote...

The point is to interact in the story. If you just watched it on youtube, you're just watching someone else's choices, not your own - they aren't necessarily picking the dialog choices you would have picked, so you wouldn't always see the things you wanted to see. So unless someone posted all the cutscenes on youtube with every single branch of dialog represented, then no.

I do enjoy the rpg combat, but I play these games mainly for the opportunity to interact in the story. If the next Bioware game was a platformer, but still had interesting characters and and presented difficult choices for me to make in between the platforming sections, I would be fine with that.

Then what you want is an interactive movie not an RPG they have those on youtube as well.

Its different then that. 

You make your own character
You design his/her personality, etc by the diaologue options you make
You talk to people at camp (unless lolDA2)
You make decisions

Stop being close minded. 

And this is from someone who enjoys the combat and character progression

Modifié par FaWa, 04 décembre 2012 - 10:20 .

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

If there is no combat its not an RPG anymore, it is something else, it is more like an interactive movie, if Bioware want to make an interactive movie that is fine, but it still won't be an RPG.

I'm not being closed minded, an RPG without combat is not an RPG.

Modifié par DinoSteve, 04 décembre 2012 - 10:36 .