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[MrMrPendragon]

Or is it going to be like DA:O/ME1 style of dialogue.

I would very much prefer the "old ways" where I can direct the conversation. And not sit through the entire conversation watching the Inquisitor and some guy talk like it's a cutscene.

I want to be able to talk to my companions face-to-face and engage in conversations.

And please don't say "it's not a big deal", because it's a very big deal.

Modifié par ArcherTactlenecks, 21 novembre 2013 - 05:34 .

[David Gaider]

Someone posted my earlier response to this question, but evidently it bears repeating:

I understand that people who didn't like the "auto-dialogue" (as some like to call it-- I never have, and I find it a bit vague as to what people are referring to when they mention this) in ME3 might be concerned about how it's going to be done in DA3. I suppose there's always an assumption that whatever game BioWare put out last, its next game is going to follow suit even if a completely different team within the company made it. Not everyone knows that, and that's fine.

As I've said previously when the subject came up, DA3 won't use auto-dialogue any more than it previously did. If there are lines being spoken by the player without prompt, they're either "neutral" lines that occur during a cutscene ("What do you mean?") or occur as a result of something you've already chosen. There are reasons why, in fact, there might be less auto-dialogue than in DA2, but I won't go into them as that would require explanations which cannot occur yet.

If, however, you dislike the PC from ever speaking a single line you haven't directly chosen, then you've come to the wrong place. That's not going to happen.

So, the tl;dr version: if you had concerns about ME3's use of the PC voice, that's fine. But this isn't ME, and what we're doing will align more with DA2.

Modifié par David Gaider, 22 novembre 2013 - 07:48 .