They are there for fun.Seival wrote...
Heavily story-driven game is a game in which story is much more important than anything else. Side quests, unpopular dialogue options, too time-consuming gameplay features, and unnoticeable/unimportant gameplay features have nothing to do with storytelling.
Modifié par General TSAR, 06 décembre 2013 - 09:38 .
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Ignoring the fact that his assertion is utter bull, yes. That would be the best thing for him to do.Dave of Canada wrote...
Seival wrote...
Heavily story-driven game is a game in which story is much more important than anything else. Side quests, unpopular dialogue options, too time-consuming gameplay features, and unnoticeable/unimportant gameplay features have nothing to do with storytelling.
In which case, you should watch a movie instead, no?
Seival wrote...
Sylvius the Mad wrote...
Given those conditions, I don't want DAI to be what you would call a "heavily story-driven game".Seival wrote...
Already told you. Side quests, unpopular dialogue options, too time-consuming gameplay features, and unnoticeable/unimportant gameplay features are not needed for heavily story-driven games.
Heavily story-driven game is a game in which story is much more important than anything else. Side quests, unpopular dialogue options, too time-consuming gameplay features, and unnoticeable/unimportant gameplay features have nothing to do with storytelling.
Story-driven, as you define it, and RPG, have almost nothing in common.Seival wrote...
I don't want DA:I to become DA:O 1.5 or ME3.5. I want it to become truly next-gen RPG with great visual part and no excess things.
AresKeith wrote...
Seival wrote...
Sylvius the Mad wrote...
Given those conditions, I don't want DAI to be what you would call a "heavily story-driven game".Seival wrote...
Already told you. Side quests, unpopular dialogue options, too time-consuming gameplay features, and unnoticeable/unimportant gameplay features are not needed for heavily story-driven games.
Heavily story-driven game is a game in which story is much more important than anything else. Side quests, unpopular dialogue options, too time-consuming gameplay features, and unnoticeable/unimportant gameplay features have nothing to do with storytelling.
They have nothing to do with storytelling but they something to do with RPG games
And sometimes side quests have small stories of their own
Seival wrote...
I don't want DA:I to become DA:O 1.5 or ME3.5. I want it to become truly next-gen RPG with great visual part and no excess things.
Where are the choices in the design you describe? When does the player get to roleplay his character?Seival wrote...
An old-school standard that should be trashed and forgotten. This standard is nothing more but an attempt to prolong 10-hours-long game with number of Skinner boxes to turn it into a 50-hours long game. Nothing good for heavily story-driven games.
Modifié par Sylvius the Mad, 06 décembre 2013 - 09:44 .
Seival wrote...
An old-school standard that should be trashed and forgotten.
This standard is nothing more but an attempt to prolong 10-hours-long game with number of Skinner boxes to turn it into a 50-hours long game. Nothing good for heavily story-driven games.
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Trash something that works? Okay buddy....Seival wrote...
AresKeith wrote...
Seival wrote...
Sylvius the Mad wrote...
Given those conditions, I don't want DAI to be what you would call a "heavily story-driven game".Seival wrote...
Already told you. Side quests, unpopular dialogue options, too time-consuming gameplay features, and unnoticeable/unimportant gameplay features are not needed for heavily story-driven games.
Heavily story-driven game is a game in which story is much more important than anything else. Side quests, unpopular dialogue options, too time-consuming gameplay features, and unnoticeable/unimportant gameplay features have nothing to do with storytelling.
They have nothing to do with storytelling but they something to do with RPG games
And sometimes side quests have small stories of their own
An old-school standard that should be trashed and forgotten.
dreamgazer wrote...
Face it, Seival: you really do want Inquisition to be like a David Cage game.
A creepy pervert who makes 3rd rate films from games.Lebdood wrote...
Who is that?
General TSAR wrote...
They are there for fun.Seival wrote...
Heavily story-driven game is a game in which story is much more important than anything else. Side quests, unpopular dialogue options, too time-consuming gameplay features, and unnoticeable/unimportant gameplay features have nothing to do with storytelling.
Something you despise apparently.
Lebdood wrote...
dreamgazer wrote...
Face it, Seival: you really do want Inquisition to be like a David Cage game.
Who is that?
General TSAR wrote...
A creepy pervert who makes 3rd rate films from games.Lebdood wrote...
Who is that?
AresKeith wrote...
Lebdood wrote...
dreamgazer wrote...
Face it, Seival: you really do want Inquisition to be like a David Cage game.
Who is that?
The guy behind games like Heavy Rain and B:TS
Modifié par Lebdood, 06 décembre 2013 - 09:52 .
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I totally know what you mean I mean the old school standard hadSeival wrote...
An old-school standard that should be trashed and forgotten. This standard is nothing more but an attempt to prolong 10-hours-long game with number of Skinner boxes to turn it into a 50-hours long game. Nothing good for heavily story-driven games.
TipsLeFedora wrote...
It is even more risky these days to make an investment in a title. Look at the Kingdoms of amalur guy? Who? Yeah I will wait
It's one of his better games because it doesn't include story breaking mystic crap too much.Lebdood wrote...
Wait... I thought Heavy Rain was a really good game...at least according to my friends who played it and some critics.
Modifié par General TSAR, 06 décembre 2013 - 09:58 .
J. Reezy wrote...
Trash something that works? Okay buddy....Seival wrote...
AresKeith wrote...
Seival wrote...
Sylvius the Mad wrote...
Given those conditions, I don't want DAI to be what you would call a "heavily story-driven game".Seival wrote...
Already told you. Side quests, unpopular dialogue options, too time-consuming gameplay features, and unnoticeable/unimportant gameplay features are not needed for heavily story-driven games.
Heavily story-driven game is a game in which story is much more important than anything else. Side quests, unpopular dialogue options, too time-consuming gameplay features, and unnoticeable/unimportant gameplay features have nothing to do with storytelling.
They have nothing to do with storytelling but they something to do with RPG games
And sometimes side quests have small stories of their own
An old-school standard that should be trashed and forgotten.
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LolTipsLeFedora wrote...
The problem is that games are becoming much more expensive to make. These days require voice
Seival wrote...
Works? I gladly skip all those side quests because they only interfere and delay the story.
And all those non-combat skills. Tons of equipment. For what? This is not an EvE online.
And all those dialogue options that 99% of players never use. Why three reply variants? Two is more than enough.
AresKeith wrote...
I think it's time for you to move on from RPG games then
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